Flexibility Needed In a State Budget
Gov. William H. Avery urged budget flexibility as revenue estimates miss and said a 5 percent error allowance is prudent. He cited cigarette tax declines and a plan to keep about a 10 million dollar balance to prevent cash shortfalls. Sen. Liebert of Coffeyville proposed financing through withholding, tax tweaks, and tobacco tax changes, elevating debate on corporate inclusion.
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Topeka
William H. Avery
Avery
Richard Liebert
Liebert
William L. Mitchell
Corporation Commission
Minneapolis
Midwest Association of Railroads and Utilities
Minnesota
Bill V alidates Unified Districts in Kansas House
TOPEKA AP A bill validating 231 unified Kansas school districts cleared the House and goes to Gov Avery. The House accepted about 40 amendments added by the Senate as deadlines loom for filing school board candidates. The bill shifts the filing deadline from February 23 to March 9. The measure aims to close a tax loophole affecting transient taxpayers. Avery touched on oil core sampling, possible mandatory submissions to the State Geological Survey, and discussed tax bills and transport issues with rail freight rates.
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Topeka
Kansas
House
William H. Avery
Senate
Avery
State Geological Survey
Kansas Corporation Commission
Kansas House Sees Flood of New Legislation
In Topeka AP report Rep. Ben Foster of Wichita proposes that the Corporation Commission regulate temporary or discovery oil leases to spur exploration in Kansas amid a drop in drilling rigs from over 200 to about 40. The session Also features 32 other bills on taxes, salaries, school discipline, and agency pay.
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Topeka
Kansas
Ben Foster
Wichita
Foster
Corporation Commission
Man to enter state hospital after family fight
Police said Frank Carder an elderly man involved in a Monday family altercation in which his estranged wife and a daughter in law were injured would be admitted today to Osawatomie State Hospital.
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Frank Carder
Osawatomie
Tribune Phone Contact Reminder
If you cannot reach your Tribune phone, contact your carrier. If he cannot be reached, dial HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m.
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Tribune
Weather data snapshot with historic temps and pressure
A weather data fragment lists yesterday temperatures and a year ago comparison. It notes a high around 30, a low near 22, and a barometer reading of 29.20 at 1 pm with falling pressure. Relative humidity is mentioned at 1 pm.
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Wits Gate
Kansas Area Forecast Warms Up Through Thursday
Sunny skies and rising temperatures return to Kansas with daytime highs from 45 to 55 degrees and milder nights around the upper 20s to low 30s. Snow depths in central and western Kansas linger, with Concordia still about eight inches and fringed by lighter accumulations elsewhere.
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Topeka
Kansas
Concordia
$311,000 Loan For Fredonia Coop
Rural Electrification Administration approved a total $871,000 in loans to two Kansas coops. Radiant Electric Cooperative, Fredonia, received $311,000 to build 9 miles of distribution line serving 37 new customers, 10 miles of transmission line and two substations.
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Washington
Rural Electrification Administration
Kansas
Jewell-Mitchell Cooperative Electric Co
Mankato
Radiant Electric Cooperative, Inc
Fredonia
Intercepted Letter About Budget Flexibility
A brief note titled Intercepted Letter to Cha reveals a casual message about state budget flexibility. The sender signs off with Yours, leaving questions about context and recipients.
Ranger 8 Moonward Flight Captures Photos on Lunar Cruise
Cape Kennedy AP Ranger 8 blasted off aboard Atlas Agena and began a 65 hour, 234,300 mile trek to the moon. The 809 pound craft aims to photograph the Sea of Tranquility with more detail than Ranger 7 and crash land around 5 a.m. Saturday EST pending smooth navigation and successful midcourse maneuvers.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Flight Control Center
Ranger 7
Ranger 8
America
Sea of Tranquillity
Sunday Sales Law Fees Display Market Baskets Sunday Sales Law Fees Display Market Baskets
A Topeka Senate committee heard opposition to a proposed Sunday sales bill as merchants paraded three labeled baskets to illustrate what could or could not be sold. Kansas City attorney Blake Williamson argued the bill is unconstitutional and vague, urging rejection alongside Wyandotte farmers and local merchants.
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Topeka
Senate
Blake A. Williamson
Kansas City
Katz Drug Co
Wyandotte County
Senate Committee On Federal and
Williamson
Louis Pozes
Automotive
Sporting
Potez
William T. Bernard
Kan
Dick Roach
Bernard
Missouri
Kansas
Traffic Fatalities In Topeka Log For Feb 24 1965 68
Kansas traffic death log shows counts for 24 hours to 9 am Wednesday covering February 24 for 1965 to 1968 with a comparative 1964 period at 83 deaths. Record notes Topeka fatalities and statewide trends in motor vehicle incidents during the period.
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Topeka
Kansas
Words Trigger High Tension in Parsons Chanute Game
Parsons undefeated Cardinals narrowly beat Chanute Black Panthers 82 to 81 after a tense second half. A late technical on each side and a four second flare led to a bench clearing brawl as fans and players clashed before officials restored order and finished the game.
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Parsons- Chanute
Cardinals
Parsons
Chanute Black Panthers
Chanute
Panthers
The World of 1964 Is Now Available at The Tribune
The Associated Press compiled history of 1964 titled The World of 1964 is available at The Tribune office, with monthly chapterization, top AP writers, year’s top pictures, Olympic winners, World Series results, tax rate and cost index data. Priced at $3, limited supply. orders accepted by call or mail through The Tribune. not sold on newsstands.
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Associated Press
Tribune
The
Rookie cop earns cloak and dagger badge for undercover plot
New York reports Ray mond Wood a 31 year old rookie turned undercover detective for ten months posed as a member of the Black Liberation Front to foil a plot by four alleged extremists. Police and the FBI arrested Robert S. Collier Walter A. Bowe Khaleel S. Sayyed and Michelle Dulous, with Wood repeatedly risking his life. Wood received a promotion and the gold shield at a press conference.
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New York
Raymond Wood
Statue of Liberty
Washington Monument
FBI
Black Liberation Front
Wood
Michael J. Murphy
Police Bureau of Special Services
Robert S. Collier
Boston
Walter A. Bowe
Philadelphia
Khaleel S. Sayyed
Brooklyn
Michelle Duclos
Montreal
Quebec
Canada
Separated Twins Rest In Isolettes After Surgery
The Webber twins Karen Marie and Kimberly Marie, two month old conjoined Siamese sisters, lie in incubator like isolettes after a four hour surgical separation at Texas Children’s Hospital. Karen struggles to breathe and will need ongoing help, while doctors remain cautiously optimistic about their survival. Born December 8 to John Webber Jr. and his wife of Bay City.
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Houston
Tex
Webber
Karen Marie
Kimberly Marie
Karen
Texas Children’s Hospital
John Webber Jr
Bay City
Band Concert at Senior High Tomorrow Night
The Senior High School 88 piece concert band under director Farrell Coy will perform a winter concert tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. Band president Bruce Ward says the group has practiced with enthusiasm for a varied program.
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Farrell Coy
Bruce Ward
Visits With President Eisenhower Informal Viet Nam Talk
President Johnson held a surprise White House meeting with former President Dwight D. Eisenhower to seek his advice on Viet Nam policy. The talk covered global issues during Eisenhower's visit for a medical checkup, with Johnson and aides noting the general appeared healthy.
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Johnson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
White House
Viet Nam
George E. Reedy
London
Winston Churchill
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Reedy
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Fredonia Coop
Cha
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