Kansas Calendar events across cities October 20 to 23
Multiple Kansas events listed by city with meeting times and contacts. Highlights include Hayden remarks at history society in Topeka, tax reform task force, Graves speeches in Manhattan and open house in Overland Park, and various state agency meetings, university functions, and public forums across Topeka, Manhattan, Garden City, Emporia, Salina, Hutchinson, Wichita, Lawrence, and more.
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Topeka
Mike Hayden
Kansas State Historical Society
Holidome
Kathy Peterson
Governor's Task Force On
Department of Revenue
Docking
Harley Duncan
Manhattan
Bill Graves
Riley County Farm Bureau
Potters Hall
Cico Park
John Reinhart
Riley County Republicans
Fifth
Houston
Kathy Peter
The
Children’s Coalition
29Th St
Garden City
Kansas State University Agricultural Leaders
Hilton Inn
Jim Mintert
Overland Park
Bull Graves
Johnson County
Republican Party
College Blvd
Kansas Corporation Commission
KCC
Steve Menaugh
Statehouse
BI Bachman
Emporia
Red Coach Inn
Manhattan — Council For Public
Bruce Joyce
Eugene
Ore
Anita Pankake
Francis
Cheyenne
Bill Bachman
Transportation
Marysville
State Insurance Department
Ron Todd
Hutchinson
Kansas Water Authority
Joseph Harkins
London
Bloomingdale’s
Robert T. Stephan
Kansas Judicial Center
Neil Woerman
Salina
Salina Country Club
American Lung Association
Lake Shawnee
Legislative Post
Kim Shapiro Kise
Boeing Co
NASA
Kansas Cosmosphere
Ellen Walker
Wichita
Convention Hall
Dae H. Chang
Lawrence
Don Johnson
Buddy
Division of Communication
University of Kansas
Crafton-Preyer
Meyer Hall
Charla Jenkins
Wichita Crimes Rise In First Half Of 1987
FBI data show Wichita murders up 50 percent in the first six months of 1987 with 12 deaths versus 8 in 1986. The city saw increases in robberies and burglaries, while robberies fell from 305 to 235. Kansas City, Kansas also reported higher rapes but fewer robberies and burglaries.
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Wichita
Kan
FBI
Kansas City
Toy Guns Spark Ban Across California and Push for State Laws
California city bans sale of realistic-looking toy guns after a KNBC broadcast disruption. Lawmakers in New Jersey Massachusetts and Kansas propose stricter rules. incidents in Rancho Cucamonga and Beaverton fuel fears. Daisy Manufacturing plans orange barrel paint and decals to deter misuse.
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Andrea Hamilton
California City
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Kansas
Dennis Flaherty
Minnesota Police and Peace Officers Association
Rancho Cucamonga
Calif
Dan’l Durrant
Beaverton
Oyre
Burbank
Burbank’s
Francis X. Graves Jr
William F. Galvin
Michael Yacino
Gun Owners’ Action League
Galvin
Overland Park
Kan
Myron Seafe
Daisy Manufacturing Co
Deaver Proceedings Continue At Boiling Point
The Deaver perjury case heats up as jury selection starts before U.S. District Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson. Prosecutors and defense clash over courtroom access and authority, with appeals and diplomatic protests shaping the eight month fight.
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Deaver
House
Activites
U.S
Thomas Penfield Jackson
UNESCO Moves To Win Back Key Nations
Paris AP Federico Mayor Zaragoza of Spain won UNESCO director general nomination after a Western push. He urged the United States and Britain to rejoin with concrete projects in science and environment, pledging reform and a focus on developing nations, especially Africa. The vote is expected Nov 7.
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Paris
Unesco
United States
Britain
Federico Mayor Zaragoza
Spain
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
M’bow
General Conference
Mayor
M'Bow
Africa
Mayer
Canada
Denmark
Japan
Netherlands
China
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Ejnesday Net
Airport Hilton
Beth Chiles
Willie Thames
Midland
Texas
Jessica McClure
Thames
Los Angeles
Dennis Kisor
Kisor
Thad
Knbc-Tv
David Horowitz
Gary Stollman
Horowitz
Ing
CIA
Washington
Michael K. Deaver
White House
Tions
Jackson
Whitney North Seymour Jr
Allan Gotlieb
Peoples National Bank
OHS
Blue Valley
Bethany
People National Bank & Trust
FDIC