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The resolution is a reaction to U.S. Supreme Court decisions that have struck down laws making it arceim to desecrate the flag. The court has said such laws violate First Amendment free speech rights.
House drafts flag-burning bill
Representatives may vote today
The Associated Press
Veterans groups have been pushing for a flag desecration amendment since the court's first rulings in 1980. Both houses of Congress would have to approve a proposal by two-thirds majority votes, and the legislatures of 38 states would have to adopt it for it to take effect.
attempted to rewrite it but failed, and the House advanced the resolution with an 82-40 vote. The resolution asks the U.S. Congress to draft and send to the states a proposed amendment to the U.S. Constitution that would allow states and the federal government to enact laws prohibiting flag desecration.
TOPEKA — The Kansas House of Representatives adopted a tentative resolution against flag desecration yesterday, rejecting arguments from some members that the resolution would infringe on First Amendment rights.
honored as the American flag."
Opponents of the resolution
The House is scheduled to take a final vote on the resolution today, and if the resolution passes, it will go to the Kansas Senate. Sixty-one representatives sponsored the resolution — two less than the number needed
to win adoption in the 125-member House.
The resolution declares: "The flag of the United States is the most recognized and cherished symbol of a grateful nation, and no other American symbol has been as universally
Driver's license issuing laws speed through committees
The Associated Press
One bill is designed to reduce fraud, assist law enforcement and aid implementation of the motor-voter law, a law that requires people to register to vote when they apply for or renew their driver's licenses.
TOPEKA — Three bills designed to overhaul how the state issues driver's licenses sped through the Senate Transportation and Utility Committee unopposed yesterday.
"This will automate voter registration at the same time it automates driver's licenses," said Brad Bryant of the secretary of state's office.
The bill increases the driver's license photograph fee by $1.50, from 50 cents to $2, to allow the state to use a digital imaging system.
Betty McBride, Department of Motor Vehicles vehicle director, said the equipment will store photos of applicants that can be accessed by law enforcement agencies throughout the state.
He told the committee that a federal motor voter bill was expected to pass Congress within a few days.
The motor-voter law passed last year automatically registers qualified voters when they apply for driver's licenses.
The process will greatly reduce fraud and solve the problem of fake identification cards, McBride said.
"We feel that the digitalized system is something that will be of great benefit to the state of Kansas," she said.
time it started the digital imaging system.
McBride said the digital system also would allow the state to better implement the motor-voter program
The second bill the committee endorsed would allow the state to move back the starting date of the motor-voter plan from January 1994 to July 1, 1994. McBride said the department wanted the date changed so it could begin the program at the same
"It will greatly expand on the 1992 Kansas motor vote statute, adding job service centers, tax agencies, hunting and fishing license outlets and others to the list of agencies where voter registration will occur," Bryant said.
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