Taxed to meet Docking's austere but adequate budget
The Kansas Legislature, facing a near billion-dollar plan, debates funding as Gov. Docking pursues an austere yet adequate budget. Critics warn the slogan masks rising taxes while state services, especially education and welfare, remain strained. The administration and legislature edge toward a middle ground.
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Editorial proposes state collects utility tax for school aid
An editorial argues against current local utility property tax allocations in Kansas. It suggests the state should tax public utilities and distribute funds to school districts by need, noting over $1 billion in assessed utility property and a potential $100 million at 10 percent. It warns some communities gain while others lose under the present system.
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Postal Rate Exemption Sparks Debate Over Costs
The Cost of Living Council grants a postal rates exemption citing productivity gains and service adequacy. Critics question how gains are measured and whether the clause allows full cost recovery.
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Surgeon General study links TV violence to child aggression
A 279 page report by 12 scientists finds a causal connection between televised violence and later aggression in some children while stressing the evidence is not universally adverse. The panel urges more research and cautions against simple policy fixes or broad censorship.
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Federal Communications
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William H. Stewart
Jesse L. Steinfeld
Bob Hope Christmas Show Returns to Overseas Stage
AP says Bob Hope’s NBC Christmas special from overseas again spotlights the audience with soldiers as stars. Jim Nabors Jill St. John and Charlie Pride perform while Lemmon hosts and Gershwin songs anchor the 90 minute program.
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White House secrecy leaks cited by Anderson
Washington column cites selective disclosures from secret India Pakistan documents to argue the Nixon administration used leaks to shape news. Joseph Alsop echoes claims of conclusive proof India intends to crush Pakistan forces in West Pakistan, portraying policy as saving rather than harming West Pakistan.
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Leaks and Lies: CIA Secrets on India Pakistan War
A columnist recounts leaked CIA Top Secret Umbra reports to the White House during the India Pakistan war. He notes sources sometimes misled by partial facts, and argues the White House distorted CIA intelligence to imply a broader Indian offensive and dismemberment of West Pakistan while Kremlin mediation tried to restrain actions.
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Property Complaints Filed On Substandard Homes
Building Inspector Carl Mohr files four more complaints against alleged substandard houses. Actions on some properties had begun but not completed. Mohr plans to target south town after current cases. Properties include 104 S Steuben owned by the Johnsons, Home Savings Association at 1001 N Lincoln, 1011 N Lincoln owned by Jose Gutierrez, and 1011 1015 N Lincoln owned by Santos Ramirez Kansas City Mo.
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Kansas candidates urged to delay filing for Aug primary
Secretary of state Elwin Shanahan advised potential Kansas candidates to postpone Aug 1 primary filings until the legislature reapportions. He warned candidates may end up in a different district and questioned whether a filed declaration can be transferred. He noted one filing was returned for a technical error and that it may require a legal opinion on refunds or reassigning filings if reapportionment shifts district numbers.
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Vern Miller
Tulsa Port Ships First Coal Load to Tampa
Tulsa port officials say about 25 000 tons of coal will be shipped to Tampa Electric Co from the Tulsa Port of Catoosa. Western Continental of Denver will deliver the coal in barges averaging 1 200 tons with completion expected within a month. The coal comes from the Nawata area in Oklahoma where Western Continental leases about 1 000 acres.
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Tampa
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Western Continental of
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Nowata, Okla
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TV Tonight Listings With Mixed Prime Time Schedule
A jumble of programs across genres includes Mod Squad and Hawaii Five-O with other films talk shows and music slots. Notable items feature Leslie Uggams in a crime plot and an All Star basketball game at the Forum in Los Angeles.
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Television Schedule Feature Guide for January 19
The list shows Daytime to late night TV slots on Monday January 19 across stations KTEW WDAF KCMO KUHI KOAM KMBC KTWU KODE WIBW and includes programs such as High Chaparral Mary Tyler Moore Partridge Family The Phil Silvers Show Hogan's Heroes This Is Your Life The Odd Couple and news weather and interview segments. The page formats times and channel listings for multiple network lines and late night talk shows.
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Supply and demand move markets in 1947 notes
Tribune Files recalls 1947 price shifts as butterfat drops to 60 cents per pound and retail butter falls four cents. Government flax price support set at six dollars per bushel with local Montana price around five fifty, while 25 years earlier a chicken at large case opens in police court.
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J. E. Bryan
Elks
Today’s Bible Verse
A devotional note quotes Galatians 5 13 urging believers to love and serve one another as a guiding principle for daily conduct. The brief verse emphasizes practical kindness and mutual support within the community.
Kansas Proposes Five Year Library Improvement Plan
Topeka outlines a five year program to boost library services with leadership from the state library. The plan seeks over 4 million dollars in state support, raising per capita aid from 2.86 to 4.67, with 50 cents direct aid per capita to local libraries and a similar amount to library systems. Additional requests include 343,546 in equalization aid, 5 dollars per square mile, plus 300,000 dollars for five city libraries four university libraries and three state college libraries as resource centers.
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Kansas State Library
State Library Advisory Commission
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Migrant Workers Subject of Study in Western Kansas
The Kansas Council of Agricultural and Low Income Families plans a survey of migrant and seasonal farm workers and low income families across 17 western counties. Executives said data from Garden City Scots Ulysses and Goodland will guide legislative program recommendations.
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Kansas Council of Agricultural and Low Income Families Inc
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Classified Ad Deadlines for Same Day Service
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