Hodge Proposes Value Added Tax With Edges To File
Kansas Senator Frank Hodge explains a 3 percent value added tax plan to replace the current 3 percent sales tax. He aims to study and refine it, noting opposition and the need to resolve farmer discrimination and competitive issues for Kansas manufacturers.
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Hodge
Associated Press
Topeka
Kan
Frank Hodge
Hutchinson
Kansas
Senate Assessment and Taxation
Mittee
Senate
Midwestern Council of State Governments
Minnesota
National Administration
Nixon
Farm Labor Vote Expected On Outlawing Farm Worker Strikes
A Kansas Senate committee plans a vote on a bill to outlaw strikes and boycotts by farm workers and to permit meet and confer procedures for disputes. Proponents cite the wheat harvest risk. opponents call it a violation of constitutional rights and the National Labor Relations Act. The bill draws support from farm groups and opposition from NAACP AFL CIO and civil liberties groups.
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Topeka
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Kansas Senate
Public Health and Welfare Comittee
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C.Y. Thomas
R-Mission
Kansas
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Kansas Livestock Association
Kansas Farm Organizations
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
American Civil Liberties Union
Kansas Federation of Labor
Aflcio
Kansas Catholic Conference
Kansas Institute For Minority Empowerment
William Richards
NAACP
Richards
Kansas no fault auto plan praised by industry committee
A Kansas no fault auto insurance proposal praised for faster payments of doctor and hospital bills and lost wages. The plan aims to improve benefits without raising premiums and is before the House Insurance Committee with hearings set for Thursday February 10. Fire swept the Stockyards Hotel and restaurant in Wichita early today, igniting a blaze on the near north side.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Kansas Industry
House Committee On Insurance
Wichita, Kan
Stockyards
Wichita
Near North Side
Kansas Beef Output Up 15 Percent in 1971
Preliminary Kansas Crop and Livestock figures show 1971 beef production at 1.4 billion pounds, up 15 percent from 1970. Pork rose to 338 million pounds, lamb and mutton more than doubled to 264 thousand pounds, with all red meat totaling about 8 billion pounds, up 15 percent.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service Today
Kansas
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