Tax Lid Contention Draws GOP and Education Leaders
Kansas City attorney Tom Van Cleave challenged Dr. Melvin Neely's claim that the property tax lid is hypocritical. Neely spoke in Washington on federal wage price freeze effects on teachers' pay as Van Cleave argued the tax limit and federal funds use can coexist. In Hutchinson, Kansas Power and Light Co. board declared a quarterly 24% cent dividend and the regular preferred dividend.
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Tom van Cleave
Kansas City
Neely
Frank Hodge
R-Hutchinson
Senate Assessment and Taxation Committee
Washington, D.C
National Education Association
van Cleave
Kansas
Finance Council
Attorney General
Hutchinson, Kan
Kansas Power and Light Co
State budget director cites improved general fund balance
Budget Director James Bibb reported that the June 30 1971 general fund ended with a 31.5 million unencumbered balance, up 6.7 million from estimates due to 3.5 million under spending and shifting 21 million in 1971 expenditures to 1972. Receipts were 40 thousand below revised estimates with mixed tax results and encumbrance adjustments boosting year end figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
James Bibb
State General Fund
Bibb
Docking
Finance Council
Antiquities Auction List Highlights Glassware and Furniture
Auction notes over 50 pieces of pattern glass and a range of brass and marble topped items. Includes open compotes lamps mirrors framed items and a Cresolene lamp with milk glass shade plus 70 pieces ruby glass and 50 crystal prisms. Also household furniture chairs dishes tools and appliances with a not responsible for accidents disclaimer from Parsons State Bank Clerk.
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John Deere
A.C
Midwest
IHC
Allis-Chalmers
Massey-Harris
J.D
Leanna Ladies Aid
Warmans
Waybill Desk
See-Kan RC&D Incorporation Completed In Erie
See-Kan Resource Conservation and Development project completes incorporation. Trustees and officers elected with Paul Hunter as president and Gene Jacqui as vice president. Nine county trustees chosen with representatives named from Allen, Neosho, Wilson and Woodson counties. Redevelopment of a 1000 acre strip mined area in four counties underway. Proposal under Long Term Conservation Contract Act nearing Congress action. A four state committee coordinates the effort.
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ERIE
See-Kan
Paul Hunter
Parsons
Gene Jacquinot
St. Paul
Bill Herman
Piqua
Ed Worley
Neodesha
Ray Pershall
Iola
Bourbon
Cherokee
Crawford
Labette
Jacquinot
Congress
Arkansas
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Call Your Tribune Carrier If He Misses You
Guidance to contact the Tribune carrier for missed delivery with the alert to call 431-3400 at 5 30 p m for assistance and rescheduling.
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Tribune
Kansas schools to sue over teacher pay freeze to protect prior contracts
Kansas Association of School Boards announced a lawsuit challenge to the August 14 order freezing teacher salaries in contracts signed before that date. Dr Don Moran and attorney Fred Rausch warned the move hinges on whether the government can impair valid contracts. Moran said many contracts signed before Aug 14 provide pay increases in September or October and could be voided under the freeze.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Association of School Boards
Don Moran
KASB
Fred Rausch
Association
the Kasb
Ment
Kansas
Moran
Rausch
National Association of School Boards
Washington
Office of Economic Preparedness
Nixon
OEP
Two Veterinarians Shot Accomplice Sought After Attempted Robbery
County authorities filed five charges against Topeka man Raymond Burks 26 held on 50000 bond for attempted murder. Two veterinarians were wounded in the incident one critically. Investigators seek an accomplice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junction City
Kan
Topeka
Raymond Burks
Wilson NFO names grain committee for year
The Wilson County National Farmers Organization elected Glen Berg Vic Erbe William Carter and Gene McMillen to a new grain committee for the coming year at the monthly meeting. Upcoming events include a Aug 29 picnic at Riverside Park Independence and a Oct 26 state meeting with Sept 11 district meeting at Chanute Central Park. The same day classified ads service is noted. A separate report covers an aggravated robbery and gunfire injuries involving Dr Fakler and Dr Deam with Burks captured after a brief chase. Salina hosts the Kansas All-Breeds Junior Dairy Show for 4H and FFA dairy members Friday and Saturday.
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Fredonia
Wilson County National Farmers Organization
Glen Berg
Vic Erbe
William Carter
Gene McMillen
Riverside Park
Independence
Sun District
Central Park
Chanute
Ivan Fail
Salina, Kan
FFA
Cracking Down on Crack-Ups Drives Road Safety Message
A local public service urges motorists to obey traffic laws and drive defensively to improve road safety. Officials stress enforcement measures and community cooperation to reduce accidents and injuries.
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Topeka, Kan
Robert Docking
Melvin E. Neely
Kansas National Education Association
Governor's Office
Kp&l
Hotel Tioga
R. D
Bob” Wilson
C.L.A
South Lincoln
New York
Leanna
Mrs. Paymond Smith
Bud Butts
the Bank of Commerce
Corning
Parsons, Kansas
Wadkins and Abshier Auction Service
Parsons State Bank
Buddy
Homestead Mobile Home Sales
Hiway
Walter Wulf
Humboldt
R. C. Beisel
St. John’s College
Winfield
Wulf
Board of Control
See
Kan Rc&d
Gospel Guidelines
Foy O'Neal
William Penn
Eoe
Anon
Emil Brunner
Church OF Christ
North Rutter Chanute, Kansas
National Association
Wilson
Joseph C. Fahler
Manhattan
Stormont Vail Hospital
John C. Deam
Fakler
Kathleen Falk
White City
Deam
Burks
Ft. Riley
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