Kansas Calendar Week of Public Hearings in Kansas
A weekly roundup lists dozens of public hearings and meetings across cities including Wichita Pratt Topeka Colby El Dorado Manhattan Overland Park and more. Officials from the Kansas Corporation Commission the Governor's Commission on Educational Governance and other state bodies announce sessions on railroad abandonment educational reform and budget matters with multiple contact numbers and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Will Keim
Miller Concert Hall
Duerksen Fine Arts Center
Kleinsasser
Pratt
Kansas Corporation Commission
Community Center
W. Main
Sam van Lesuwen
Topeka
Governor's Commission On Reform of
Systems Institute
S. Topeka
Frank Ybarra
State Board of Education
State Education
Statehouse
Emil Lutz
State Department of Health and Environment
Johnson County
Lamar
Aleta Ash
Colby
Kansas Wheat Commission
Gary I
Frahm
Colby Community College
Carole Jordan
EL Dorado
Mike Hayden
Wildlife Habitat Improvement Center
Joint Committee On Economic Development
Kansas Select Commission On Ethical Conduct
KCC
Sam van Leeuwen
Coldwater
Dodge City
Manhattan
Kansas Park Congress
Holidome
Michael O'Keefe
Judiciary
State Board of Regents
Regents
Capitol Tower
Stanley Koplik
Larned and Lyons
City Hall
Larned
Lyons
Wolf Creek Nuclear Operating Corporation
State of Kansas
Coffey County
Wolf Creek
Ronn. K. Smith
Franklin Savings
Ernest Fleischer
College of Business Administration
Kansas State University
Union Forum Hall
Ali Fatemi
Osborne
Hayden may be Washington-bound
Outgoing Kansas Governor Mike Hayden said he is unsettled about his future and has been contacted about a possible Bush administration role. He said the talks with President Bush and John Sununu concerned a potential environmental or agricultural post, with no specifics discussed. Hayden emphasized he seeks a position where he can make a real difference and may stay connected to politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moundridge
Kan
Mike Hayden
Bush
Oo Hayden
John Sununu
Hayden
Cedar Crest
Joan Finney
Washington
Sununu
Statehouse
Atwood
Patti
Chelsi
Anne
Adlai Stevenson
Ruth Hayden
California Florida Texas gain in electoral clout for 1992 race
The 1990 census redraws will shift 111 electoral votes to California Florida and Texas by 1992 totaling 41 percent of the needed 270. California gains seven votes and together these Sun Belt states attract more candidate attention while Northeast and Midwest loses votes.
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Washington
California
Florida
Texas
U.S. House
Sun Belt
White House
GOP
John Sears
Ronald Reagan
Lyn Nofziger
Reagan
Bush
Northeast
Midwest
Democratic Party
New York
John F. Kennedy
Jimmy Carter
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
Illinois
Pay Cuts Triggered Theft At Plants In Study Findings
A 15 percent pay cut at three Midwest plants led to more theft at one site, then returned to normal when wages were restored. Plant A received a full, apologetic explanation, Plant B got a terse briefing, and researchers note management communication influenced pilfering. The study, by Jerald Greenberg, appears in the Journal of Applied Psychology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm Ritter
New York
Jerald Greenberg
Greenberg
Ohio State University
Kenneth de Meuse
University of Wisconsin
Eau Claire
Journal of Applied Psychology
Plant A
Plant B
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Winfield
Cowley County Health Department
Overland Park
Unity Church of
Antioch Road
Ed Townley
South
Rep
Beryl Anthony
Arkansas
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Kenmore
AMANA
Sears
Monta
Kenmore Y
S. Main
Ottawa
Tappan
RCA
Zenith
Universal
Ottawa Herald
W. Tecumseh
Farm Bureau Insurance