Here are today’s headlines from Kansas government:Gov. Kathleen Sebelius(KTKA) Infrastructure needs on Sebelius’ agenda: Universities want the funds they need to fix out-dated and decaying buildings and infrastructure. And when Gov. Kathleen Sebelius releases her budget proposal, she says she’ll make sure state universities get their fair share.Kansas Legislature(KHI News Service) Social services subcommittee chairman named: Rep. Bob Bethell, R-Alden, will lead the House subcommittee charged with crafting the state’s social services budget. “I was pleased when the Speaker (Rep. Melvin Neufeld, R-Ingalls) called me,” Bethell said. “I’ve been on the subcommittee for eight years now, so this is a good opportunity for me.” His approach, he said, will mix compassion and fiscal conservatism.Attorney General(LJW) Judge reopens arguments in Tiller charges: A judge decided Tuesday to give outgoing Attorney General Phill Kline a chance to resurrect his criminal charges against Wichita physician and abortion provider George Tiller, but Tiller’s attorney predicted Kline wouldn’t succeed.The issues(Salina Journal) “Drought” misused during dry spell: If anyone in Topeka knows drought, it would be Tracy Streeter. For starters, he’s director of the Kansas Water Office, the state’s lead agency in water planning. Furthermore, by law, the Water Office is responsible for identifying drought conditions in Kansas. He’s chairman of the Governor’s Drought Response Team.