Dole s legacy in Kansas rings differently than it does nationally, where his 1996 presidential run looms largest. But Kansans of both parties note his 35 years in Washington shaped the state and its politics in a lasting and permanent way.
Some moments, however, stand out more than others. His influence brought investment and national attention to Kansas and its institutions. Friends and colleagues point to his legislative work, most notably his help in passing the Americans with Disabilities Act in 1989, as bipartisan and a contrast to current gridlock in the capital.
And others simply point to his service, both in the military and in Washington, as unmatched in the state s political history.
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FirstEnergy filing reveals dropped fee, more details in HB6 aftermath: Capitol Letter
Updated Feb 17, 2021;
Posted Feb 17, 2021
FirstEnergy Corp. is getting rid of a fee it had collected since 2011 as the company continues to try to restore its reputation in the aftermath of the House Bill 6 scandal. (cleveland.com file photo)
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Fee falling: FirstEnergy announced Tuesday it had axed a fee it had collected since 2011 as the company continues to try to restore its reputation in the aftermath of the House Bill 6 scandal. As Jeremy Pelzer and Andrew Tobias report, the company is eliminating the “lost distribution revenue” charge, similar to the decoupling fee the company previously agreed to forego. In a Tuesday regulatory filing, the company also used slightly more pointed terms to describe a previously disclosed $4 million payment it made to an unnamed person, believed to be former Public Utilities Commission of Ohio Chairman Sam Randazzo, be