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Chanute Tribune in Chanute, Kansas

18 Jan 1977

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Chanute Tribune

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Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

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Jan 18, 1977

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3

Kansas medical students face full tuition plan for service

Gov. Bennett proposes that Kansas medical students pay the full annual cost of about 13 500 dollars or commit to practice in underserved areas to waive tuition. If they fail to honor the agreement they must repay the waived amount. The plan aims to ease doctor shortages and mirrors a Colorado program, with residency and rural service improvements also urged.

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Tax options proposed for local budgets in Kansas

Gov. Robert Bennett urged expanding local tax options while excluding local income taxes to fund budgets with voter approval. He cautioned against new state aid and noted local option sales taxes already raise about $20 million. Bennett called for review of municipal revenue bonds and relief from census responsibilities costing about $4 million.

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Cattlemen blame environmentalists for industry limits

Wray Finney, president of the American National Cattlemen's Association, told the American Blonde d Aquitaine Association that excessive environmentalism has spurred new regulations on pesticides and animal drugs. He called for a balance between benefits and risks and warned that Congress is influenced by special interests.

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