Kansas lawmakers shift power as farmers lead in 1977 Legislature
Kansas inaugurates 1977 session with John Carlin the first Democrat speaker in 60 years and Ross Doyen returning as Senate president. GOP losses widen party control changes amid Gov Bennett’s warning of tax risks and debate over school aid. New leaders include Hurley in the House and Gaar in the Senate with Steineger re elected as minority leader.
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Soviet spy Rogalsky in Newark arrest case
Ivan Rogalsky 34 a Jackson Township resident alien is charged with obtaining documents to give to Yevgeniy Karpov a Soviet official. A hearing was ordered to decide if he can afford a lawyer and he is held without bail.
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Kansas Congressmen push varied tax and labor bills
Kansas lawmakers outline plans for tax simplification with Rep. Martha Keys and tax cuts by Rep. Bob Dole. Skubitz seeks OSHA exemptions for small farms and penalties reform while Sebelius and Pearson pursue consumer counsel and rural energy programs. Dole adds incentives and a disabled retirees tax relief proposal.
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Federal programs burden KU with annual costs
KU Chancellor Archie Dykes estimates federal programs and rules cost the Lawrence campus about 720000 dollars annually. He notes other KU centers incur 102300 and 197150 for administration and student services, with payroll for student hourly workers at 2233000 and a 335000 potential added cost to meet minimum wage parity.
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Reader message advises callers to contact a taxi service, providing two phone numbers and time windows before calling 431-1180 after 6 p.m. The note appears in a local newspaper column related to reader inquiries.
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Sunflower Chapter 147 Meeting Notice and Thank You Card
Sunflower Chapter No 147 announces a stated meeting on January 11 at 7:30 PM with visiting members welcome and transportation available by calling 431 3089. Also expresses sincere thanks for kindnesses and comforting words after the passing of a husband and father.
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Multiplex of homes and bids in new listing round
Real estate teaser lists various homes and buildings for sale including a 2 bed 1 bath pilus home, 3 bed 2 bath houses, a 6 office brick building with 20 car parking, and a first time Southeast two bedroom home. Prices range from 8 000 to 36 450 with features like central air, garages, and workshops.
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