Residency debate targets carpetbagger lawmakers in Kansas
Kansas lawmakers face a proposed constitutional amendment to require fulltime residency in the district that elects them. Rep. Lynn Whiteside leads the measure amid examples of legislators living or working outside their districts, with mixed support from colleagues and questions about practicality and education.
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Kansas
Lynn Whiteside
Wichita
Jerry Harper
Law Trence
University of Kansas
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Prairie Village
Grand Lake
Colo
David J. Heinemann
Garden City
House of Representatives
Washburn University
Tom van Sickle
Paul R. Hess
Legislative Services and Facilities Commission
Lawrence
Hess
Fredrick A. Linde
James Ford
D-Hugoton
Ford
van Sickle
Linde
Leislators
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Winters
Whiteside
Heinemann
Close Ties Between Military and Defense Industry Foreseeable
A Pentagon survey for Congress shows 993 officers above major and 108 top Pentagon civilians moving to defense industry jobs in three fiscal years, plus 232 former executives joining the Defense Department. It highlights perceived inducement in the military industrial complex and notes a new law requires annual company and job disclosures for retirees in units with $10 million plus in Pentagon contracts.
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Pentagon
Congress
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Townsend
Air Force
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Allied Land
Europe
Lockheed Corp
Youth registration rates rise among 18 to 20 year olds
A Youth Citizenship Fund survey finds 36 percent of 18 to 20 year olds newly eligible voters registered to date through 1971. If trends continue, 60 percent of young voters will be registered by the November general election. In 1968 overall 68 percent were registered. The YCF bases its figures on calls to 102 registration officials.
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Topeka
Whiteside
Kansas
Washington
YCF
Carroll Lact
Ladt
Youth Registration Movement
Notice of Hearing on Final Settlement in Keenan Smith Gordon Estate
In Neosho County Kansas Probate Court a petition by Cecil L Smith as executor of Esther Keenan Smith Gordon deceased seeks final settlement of the estate, heirs, devises, legatees and distribution per the will. A hearing is set for January 18 1972 at 10:00 AM in Erie Kansas. Attorneys Balch & Bailey represent the petitioner and Alberta Gough is the probate judge.
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Chanute Tribune
Neosho County
Kansas
Esther Keenan Smith Gordon
Erie
Cecil L. Smith
Balch & Bailey
Charute
Attest
Alberta
Gough
Seal
Additional Funds for REAP Work Nationwide Increase
The Agriculture Department announced extra REAP funds for 1972, with Missouri receiving 2,143,000 and Kansas 1,825,000. The nationwide increase totals 55.5 million, pushing the national REAP total to 195.5 million. REAP helps pay farmers up to about half the cost of approved soil and water conservation projects on their lands.
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Washington
Missouri
Kansas
Agriculture Department
Lost jacket in Chanute Legion area needs return
Russell Thomas of Route 1 Colony Kansas 66015 asks for the return of a rawhide sheep lined western jacket taken near the Chanute American Legion on New Year’s Eve. Contact 431-4100.
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The
Legion
Russell Thomas
Route 1
Colony
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