McPherson County spends $20314 without proper receipts
McPherson County auditors report former treasurer Richard Cobb handled a motor vehicle fund with about $56,000 yearly but failed to document more than $20,000 in spending. The commission plans to seek reimbursement from Cobb’s bonding company while awaiting their decision.
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Mcpherson, Kan
McPherson County Commission
Richard Cobb
Cobb
Cobb’s Bonding Company
EL Dorado, Kan
Butler County
Charles Campbell
Butler County District Court
Cherie Barnes
Gary Barnes
Kansas county growth beats state average in 1980 85 figures
Census Bureau data show Finney County as the fastest growing Kansas county with a 27 percent population rise in the early 1980s, while many counties shrink or grow modestly. The tally lists county by county changes, highlighting large gains for Johnson Leavenworth Sedgwick and Reno among others.
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Washington
Finney County
Kansas
Regional population shifts show mixed gains and losses
Wichita reports 2,900 residents, down 4.8 percent. Wilson 11,800, down 3 percent. Woodson 4,300, down 7.3 percent. Wyandotte 174,100, up 1 percent. The figures illustrate uneven demographic changes across counties and cities.
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Sherman
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Wilson
Woodson
Setback For Waste Fees in Kansas Senate Debate
In Topeka the Kansas Senate voted 24 to 14 to confine debate on a special-session issue to highways, limiting discussion on joining or leaving the Central Interstate Low Level Radioactive Waste Compact. Opponents argued for broader consideration as deadlines loom.
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Topeka
Kan
Senate
Congress
Kansas
Neil Arnsmith
Phillipsburg
Statehouse
Bud Burke
Leawood
Burke
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