Kansas House OKs new bingo report with 1 percent tax
A conference committee report on a bingo bill passed the Kansas House 112 to 12 and moves to the Senate. The measure retains a strong anti-discrimination clause and imposes a 1 percent tax on bingo operations, with revenue to counties and cities. The tax had been 3 percent in earlier drafts and later trimmed after a previous rejection.
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Treasury notes deal upstages states in letter mention
An intercepted letter from Nute to Cha reveals Rocky telling governors that Jerry regrets the deal but says no state can compete with the terms on 10 year Treasury notes. The letters hint at nationwide financial bargaining and political maneuvering.
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Swender and Kihm Win Chanute Oratorical Honors
Herbert Swender a 14 year old of 215 West Elm and Nancy Kihm a 13 year old of 615 Hillside Drive won first place at the Chanute Optimist Oratorical Contest held at Six Bulls restaurant Saturday night. They competed against 10 contestants with the topic Give me your hand.
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W. Elm
Nancy Kihm
Hillside Drive
Chanute
Shelly Schmidt
Herbert Snender
Julie Esslinger
Ford administration faces long term needs over state costs
Vice President Nelson Rockefeller told the National Governors Conference that the Ford administration must balance state inflation and unemployment concerns with long term national interests. Governors, led by Wisconsin's Patrick J. Lucey, warned Ford's 1976 budget cuts will strain state budgets, Lucey citing a $153 million impact on Wisconsin.
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Neosho County Center for Older Americans opens Monday
The Neosho County Center for Older Americans at 301 S Highland Chanute will open Monday for residents 60 and older. It operates 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. six days a week with RSVP volunteers and seeks donations and a potential countywide half mill levy if April ballot petition succeeds.
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Chanute Ministerial Alliance
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Maynard Named Warden of Kansas State Penitentiary
Secretary Robert R. Raines announces Raymond E. Maynard 44 selected as new warden at the Kansas State Penitentiary in Lansing. Maynard, former superintendent at Colony Farm Correctional Institution in Georgia, has 17 years in corrections and begins March 14. He will receive a starting salary.
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Maynard
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Department of Corrections
Kansas
California
Chino Institution
Farmland assessment bill clears House panel in Kansas
A proposed constitutional amendment to change how farmland is assessed in Kansas wins approval in the House. The measure outlines a new method to value agricultural land for tax purposes, aiming to shift county assessments toward current use values.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Lawyer and appraiser indicted over Nixon tax returns
Richard M Nixon’s tax lawyer Frank DeMarco Jr. and a Chicago appraiser were indicted on charges linked to preparing the former president’s tax returns for 1969 to 1972. The Kansas House approved a farmland assessment amendment 94 to 31, sending it to the Senate with expectations of a 1976 ballot vote if Senate passage remains unchanged.
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Richard M Nixon
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Weather forecast for area shows warmer near week start
Area forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies and a slight warming trend through Thursday. Overnight low in the mid to upper 20s with highs reaching the 40s on Thursday. Winds from the west to southwest at 5 to 15 mph tonight.
PRIDE Committee backs levy for elderly services in county
The PRIDE Committee voiced support Tuesday for a petition to place funding for senior citizen programs on the April ballot. If 5 percent of registered voters sign, Neosho County would hear a half mill levy about $15,000 yearly to run services such as a senior center and a van. Bourbon and Woodson counties already approved similar programs. The SEK-AAA seeks a 12 passenger van with state approval. The group aims to collect about 400 signatures and will seek business donations to cover costs for 25 trash lid barrels, cost $465.75, with Martin Tractor Co donating paint and stencils.
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N. Western
Southeast Kansas Area Agency On Aging
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Sek-Aaa Board of
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Conard
Gladys Eaton
Pride Committee
Bourbon
Woodson
John Grasso
Joe Smith
Martin Tractor Co
Martin Tractor
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