Kansas Statutes § 75-5387 Same; successor to Kansas citizens' committee on alcohol abuse and alcoholism and Kansas citizens' committee on drug abuse.
Two earlier Kansas committees are abolished, and the new committee becomes their successor for all powers and duties.
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