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JAN/19/2012/THU 06:46 PM KAPE FAX No, 785-235-3920 P JAN/19/2012/THU 06:46 PM KAPE FAX No, 785-235-3920 P. 002 \ KANSAS GOVERNMENTAL ETHICS COMMISSION, . Q~~-'C\vE.O RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES)REPORT . ,t=­ OF A POLITICAL OR PARTY COMMITTEE ,,t."l ...\ '\ Q,.;; 7-'1'.'.\,.',­ ""L . 'tl r , ' . January 10,2012 \4$ ~\i~:1j";:;;"""'-'; ,;::c ;.~cim~v.~ ~:l~ FILE WITH SECRETARY OF STATE SEE REVERSE SIDE FOR INSTRUCTIONS A. Name ofCornmittee: KAPE Committee On Political Education Address: 1300 SW lopeka Blvd. City and Zip Code: Topeka, KS 66612 · This is a (check one): __ Party CoInmittee .{ .Political Committee B. .Check only ifappropriate: __Amended Filing . __Termination Report C. Summary (covering tbe period from January 1,2011 tbrough December 31,2011) 1. Cash on hand at beginning ofperiod ; . $3,579.99 2. Total Contributions and Other Receipts (Use Schedule A) : . $1,500.00 · 3. Cash available this period (Add Lines 1 and 2) ; . $5,079.99 4. Total Expenditures and Other Disbursements (Use Schedule C) . $504.26 5. Cash on hand at close ofperiod (Subtract Line 4 from 3) .. $4,575.73 6.. In-Kind Contributions (Dse Schedule B) $200.00 · 7. OtherTransactions (Use Schedule D) . D. "I declare that this report, including any accompanying schedules and statements, has been examined byrne and to the best of my lmowledge and belief is true, correct and complete. I understand that the intentional failure to file this document or intentionally filing a false document is a class A misdemeanor." 1/19/2012 Date GEe Form Rev, 2001 JAN/19/2012/THU 06:46 PM KAPE . FAX No. 785-235-3920 P. 003 SCHEDULE A CONTRIBUTIONS AND OTHER RECEIPTS KAPE Committee On Political Education (Name of Party Committee or Political Committee) Occupation & Industry of Check <\.mount of Name and Address l»dividual GiviJlg More ApproprIate Box Casll, ClIetk, Date of Contributor Thab $150 Lo:an or C••b Cb... Lo ... a. Olb•• OtheJ: Receipt Unitemized Contributions 3/17/11 . $50:~O Unltemized Contributions 3/17/11 ~ $700.00 Lisa Oehs President, AFT Kansas 7/14/11 1300 SW Topeka Blvd labor Union .~ $250.00 Topeka, KS 66612 LisaOehs President, AFT Kansas 9/9/11 1300 SWTopeka Blvd labor Union .~ $250.00 Topeka, KS 66612 lisa Ochs President, AFT Kansas '2130/11 '300 SW Topeka Blvd Labor Union ~ $250.00 Topeka, KS 66612 $1,500.00 JAN/19/2012/THU 06:46 PM KAPE FAX No, 785-235-3920 .P, 004 SCHEDULEB IN-KIND CONTRIBUTIONS KAPE Committee on Political Education (Name of Party Com:mittee or ?olitieal Committee) J- ,' .......' List OccupatioD & Value of ­ Date Name and Address Industry for Tbose Gh'lng Description of In-Kind In-Kind of Contributor an bl-.Kind of More Tban Contribution Contribution $150 L1saOchs President, AFT Kansas television 3/15/11 1300 Kentucky Labor Union $200.00 Lawrence, KS 66044 .'. - $200.00 Complete iflast p~ge of Schedule B Total Itemized (over $100) In-Kind Contributions Total Unitcmizcd ($100 or less) In·Kind Contributions $0.00 Page --&- of~ JAN/19/2012/THU 06:47 PM KAPE FAX No. 785-235-3920 P. 005 SCHEDULEC EXPENDITURES AND OTHER DISBURSEMENTS KAPE Committee on Political Education (Name ofParty Committ.ee or Political Committee) Purpose of Expenditure Name and Address Amount Date To Whom Expenditure is Made Ifindependent or in-kind expenditure In excess of $300 is made for a candidate, list can<Hdate name & address Gaches Braden and Associates NCSL State Night Sponsor 09/01/11 825 S. Kansas Ave, S1e. 500 (see attached) $504.26 Topeka, KS 66612 $504.26 pagelof3 JAN/19/2012/THU 06:47 PM KAPE FAX No. 785-235-3920 P. 006 Invoice a--- Gaches Braden and Associates .' Gaches Br.aden 825 S. Kansa~ Avenue . ,&..llssocia~ Suite 500 . Topeka, KS 66612 ~I Phone # (785)233-4512 [email protected] Fax # (785) 233-2206 American FederatJoh ofTeechers - Kansas Lisa Ochs 1300 SW Topeka Blvd. Topeka,KS 666,2· Total . $504.26 JAN/19/2012/THU 06:47 PM KAPE FAX No. 785-235-3920 p, 007 .NCSL 2011 Kansas Night Attendees . Biga on the 13anks, August 10, 2011 San Antonio, IX SENATORS TOTAL NUMBER: 8 Food & Beverage Name ScbednleA Senator Les Donovan $3.19 . Senator Jay Emler $3.19 Senator Bob Marshall $3.19 Senator Carolyn McGinn $3.19 Senator Steve Morris $3.19 Senator Tim Owens $3.19 Senator Mark Taddiken $3.19 Senator John Vratil $3.19 REPRESENTATIVES TOTAL NUMBER: 18 Food & Beverage Name ScbednleA Representative J. Stephen Alford $3.19 Representative Clay Aurand $3.19 Representntive Barbara Ballard $3.19 Representative Bob Bethell $3.19 Representative Elaine Bowers $3.19 Representative Sydney Carlin $3.19 Representative Pat Colloton $3.19 Representative Stan Frownfelter $3.19· ' Representative Jana Goodman $3.19 Representative Lana Gordon $3.19 Representative Don Hill $3.19 Representative Carl-Holmes $3.19 Representative Forrest Knox $3.19 Representative Tom Moxley $3.19 Representative Connie O'Brien $3.19 Repr~entntiveJamcePaws $3.19 Representative JoAnn Pottorff $3.19 Representative Ron Worley $3.19 1 JAN/19/2012/THU 06:47 PM KAPE FAX No, 785-235-3920 P, 008 -LEGISLATIVE/STATE E:MPLOYEES TOTAL NUMBER: 9 Food & Beverage Name Schedule A Melissa Calderwood, Legislative Research $3.19 Susan Kannan', Chief Clerk ofthe House $3.19 David Larson, Legislative Administrative Services $3.19 Cindy Lash, Legislative Research $3.19 Joshua Lewis, Senate President's Office $3.19 Pat Saville, Secretary ofthe Kansas Senate $3.19 Patti. Van Slyke, Senate President's Office $3.19 . Sharon Wenger, Legislative Research $3.19 Michael White, Senate President's Office $3.19 .LEGISLATOR AND STAFF GUESTS AND SPOUSES: TOTAL NUMBER 28, $89.32 .' , Total Repol"table Costs (Itemized and Unitemized): /' Schednle A: Food and Beverage: -$200.91 .... ,2 \ . i j t JAN/19/2012/THU 06:47 PM KAPE FAX No. 785-235-3920 P. 009 'GACHES) BRADEN & ASSOCIATES PUBUC AFFAmS &: AssOClATION 11ANAGEMEI'."T August 30, 2011 Dear Sponsor: Thank you for participating as a sponsor for the 2011 Kansas Night reception and dinner during the National Conference of State Legislatures On August 10, 2011 at Biga On the Banks. The total cost ofthe event was $22,187.46. The amount per sponsor for the 44 sponsors is $504.26. The total number of attendees was 126. A listing of all legislators and legislative staffand total number oftheir spouses/guests in attendance is attached for rePorting purposes. Also attached is a. breakdown ofthe costs for your records. :Please make your check payable to Gaches, Braden and Associates, Inc.- and mail to 825 S Kansas Avenue, Suite 500, Topeka, K:ansas 66612. Please call me at (785) 233-4512 ifyou have further questions. Sincerely, ~~~ Sandy Braden .Enclosure JAN/19/2012/THU 06:47 PM KAPE FAX No. 785-235-3920 P, 0I0 ­ Expenses for the 2011 Kansas Night For ­ 201 I-National Conference of State Legislators San Antonio, Texas . ". " :' ~: ••,'.< .. ~" .. -----._- -- Biga on the Banks August 10, 2011 Total $22,187.46 Breakdown: Food/Beverage $17,710.80 Facility Rental 3,328.38 Other Incidentals (signage, postage, printing, etc.) 1,148.28 A total of 126 people attended the event with a total of44 sponsors. The total cost per sponsor is $504.26. ' . The Food and Beverage will be reported on Schedule A. This amountis $3.19 perreportab1e person per sponsor. The facility lWtal and other incidentals will be reported as "Other Reportable Expenditures» on line, 11 ofthe Lobbyist Employment & Expenditure Report. This amount is $101.74 per sponsor. JAN/19/2012/THU 06:47 PM RAPE FAX No. 785-235-3920 P. I] 11 THANK YOU TO THE FOLLOWING 2011 NCSL KANSAS NIGHT SPONSORS American Federation of Teachers - Kansas '. .. An~euser-Busch Ash Grove Cement Company AT&T Black & Veatch Black Hills Energy Bob Totten-Kansas Contractors Association Comcast Cox Communications CVR Energy, Inc.{Coffeyvilie Resources Dr. Pepper Snapple Group . Gaches Braden & Associates Hallmark Cards, Inc. Hein Law Firm, Chartered Hy-Vee, Inc. ITC Great Plains -K12, Inc.-Mike Reecht Kansas Association for Justice Kansas City Power & Light (KCP&L) Kansas Dental Association Kansas Electric Cooperatives, inc. - Dave Holthaus Kansas Food Dealers' ASsociation Kansas Hospital Association Kansas Municipal Utilities Kansas National Education Association Loan Max Midwest Energy NextEra Energy Resources LLC Pat Hubbell . - Philips Lighting Q.C. Holdings, lnc./Bud Burke/Mike Waters R. E. "Tuck" Duncan-Kansas Wine& Spirits Wholesalers Association Sprint '. Sunflower Electric Power Corporation Sunovion Pharmaceuticals The Association of Community Mental Health Centers of Kansas, Inc. The Boeing Company The Civic Council of Greater Kclnsas City . TlAA~CREF Vancrum Law Firm, LLC Verizon Westar Energy ~ Mark Schreiber William Moore/Teamsters Local 696 . Wine Ins~itute JAN/19/2012/THU 06:47 PM' KAPE, FAX No, 785-235- 3920 P. 012 ._", .......--. , " Legislators, Staff & Guests,- NCSL Kansas Night Legislators Rep. Barbara Ballard Rep. Elaine Bowers Rep. Sydney Carlin Rep. Pat Corloton Senator Les Donovan Senator Jay Emler , Lorraine Emler Rep. Stan Frownfelter Rep,' Lana Gordon' ,Arnold Gordon Rep. John Grange Nancy Grange, Rep. Carl Holmes Willynda Holmes Rep. Forrest Knox Renee Knox Senator Bob Marshall Senator Carolyn McGinn Senator Steve Morris Barb Morris Rep. Tom Moxley Senator Tim Owens Rep. JoAnn Pottorff Senator Roger Reitz Virginia Reitz Rep. Sharon Schwartz Leo' Schwartz Rep. Greg Smith Missey, -Smith Senator Mark Taddiken' Debra Taddiken Senator John' Vratil Teresa Vratil Rep. ,Jim Ward Rep. Brian ' Weber ".- .. , .. Alicia 'Weber " Rep. Ron Worl~y Dana Worley "JAN/J9/20J2/THU 06:48 PM KAPE FAX No, 785-235-3920 P, OJ 3. ~ Legislators, Staff & Guests - NCSL Kansas Night " Staff/Guests Melissa Calderwood .. Susan Kannarr " Dave Larson Karen Larson . Cindy Lash, Joshua Lewis Dana McCluggage Pat Saville Gary Saville Patti VanSlyke Jim VanSlyke Sharon .Wenger Michael White I ~ I \ . • ; , I\ i j JAN/19/2012/THU Q6:48 PM KAPE FAX No, 785-235-3920 p, 014 " Legislators, Staff & Guests ­ NCSL Kansas Night· Staff/Guests Melissa Calderwood Susan Kannarr Dave Larson Karen Larson Cindy Lash Joshua Lewis Dana McCluggage; .
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