Republican state Rep. Ken Rahjes has stepped aside from his role as the director of agricultural programming for a statewide network of Kansas radio stations following a complaint brought by his Republican rival for secretary of state seeking equal access to the airwaves.
Rahjes gave up his broadcasting responsibilities for the 34 stations operated by Murfin Media at the end of February after state Rep. Pat Proctor filed a complaint with the Federal Communications Commission because he couldn't get equal air time in the race for secretary of state.
The complaint was filed Feb. 20, and by Feb. 27 . . .
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