Kansas Senate faces midterm turnover and looming leadership change
Kansas Senate midterm turnover brings uncertainty over policy direction as Republicans face a changed balance and await a new majority leader. With two seats decided and five more in play after the 2011 session, the chamber may keep its conservative stance, while Democrats and moderates watch for dynamics shaped by new appointees and key retirements.
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Associated Press
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State Board of Regents
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Lawrence
Steve Morris
Hugoton
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Terrie Huntington
Fairway
Jeff Longbine
Emporia
Tim Huelskamp
Fowler
Jeff Colver
Overland Park
Brownback
Mark Parkinson
Janis Lee
Kensington
State Court of Tax Appeals
Morris
Ways and Means Committee
Jay Emler
Lindsborg
Terry Bruce
Hutchinson
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County to launch fee-based online property records system
County officials describe a new subscription based online property valuation tool that will allow unlimited searches from offices. Officials expect 20 to 30 initial users and say the system will cover costs within about two years and be self sustaining after launch.
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Lisa Johnson
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