Kansans Favor Shifting Tax Burden From Property
Dr. Barry Flinchbaugh reported statewide hearings showing 70 percent of about 1 100 attendees favor reducing emphasis on the property tax and shifting toward income and sales taxes. Urban residents show more appetite for cutting property taxes, with little support for local option taxes.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Barry Flinchbaugh
Flinchbauch
Flinchbaugh
Manhattan
Lawrence
Docking Pledges to Block Nuclear Waste Repository
Governor Robert Docking criticized the Atomic Energy Commission over its plan for a salt mine near Lyons Kansas saying he cannot be convinced of its safety tests and warned against turning Kansas into an atomic waste dump. He called for no fault insurance as a possible alternative.
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Kansas City
Kan
Robert Docking
Atomic Energy Commission
Kansas
Docking
AEC
Lyons
Status study moves NCCJCs path toward accreditation
The Neosho County Community Junior College faculty review a NCCJC status study for North Central Association accreditation. If accepted, NCCJC becomes a recognized candidate and will proceed to a full self study. Visitation by a three member NCCJA team is planned for November or December.
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Neosho County Community Junior College
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
J. C. Sanders
NCCJC
NCA
Sanders
North Central
Open meetings bill faces delay in Kansas House panel
In Topeka the House Federal and State Affairs Committee postponed action on an open meetings bill amid concerns it may restrict local bodies. The bill would require government bodies to hold meetings open to the public with limited executive sessions. Critics warned the ban on executive sessions could provoke litigation and hinder city governments. Kansas League of Municipalities backed the bill, calling it a strong state policy.
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Sion
Kansas State University
Topeka
Kan
House Federal and State Affairs Committee
Duane McGill
James Ungerer
Marysvile
Donn Everett
Manhattan
E. A. Mosher
Kansas League
Senate considers contraceptive information and CATV bill
A Kansas Senate bill would allow distribution of medically accepted contraceptive information by authorized persons and state agencies with cost and free services for indigents. Another bill would require city franchises for CATV, prohibit unfranchised operation, and set rate approval and 20 year renewal limits.
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Topeka
Kan
Senate
Sen
Frank Hodge
R-Hutchinson
Topeka Lawrence Manhattan Share of Local Sales Tax
The July through November 1971 local sales tax distribution totaled more than 1 million dollars for Topeka Lawrence and Manhattan. Topeka received 663,085 Lawrence 198,035 Manhattan 141,713. The Kansas Department of Revenue began monthly distribution reports to track revenue.
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Topeka
Kan
Lawrence
Manhattan
James T. McDonald
Kansas
McDonald
Hays Woman Heads to Arraignment for Embezzlement
Letha Dryden of Hays faces arraignment February 7 in Ellis County District Court on a charge of embezzling 13398 from the Kansas Academy of Science. The former treasurer of the organization was freed on 10000 bond after waiving a preliminary hearing. Investigators say losses occurred over a year starting in mid 1970.
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Kansas City
U.S
Lawrence
Kan
Kenneth D. Sandusky
Martin L. Baumgarten
Randolph E. Gould
Richard L. Stanley
William 4 H. Becker
Arnold Stead
Stead
Hays
Ellis County
Letha Dryden
Kansas Academy of Science
ILC Products Expands Across Multiple States
G A Goulet president of ILC Products announces substantial completion of the 1971 expansion exceeding 1 million dollars marking the fourth straight year of growth totaling over 3 million. Expanded sites include Elk heart Conroth plant in Pennsylvania Ocala Florida Boise Idaho and new plants in Kansas Wisconsin Ohio. November 1971 sales run 34 percent ahead of 1970. company serves mobile home RV industries with 12 plants and nine states.
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Elkhart
Ind
G. A. Gowler
ILC Products Company
Conroth Company
ILC Products
Conroth
ILC
Pennsylvania
Ocala
Fla
Boise
Idaho
Kansas
Wiscowsn
Ohio
Goulet
IL Products Company, Inc
Notice of Hearing in Probate for Pablo de la Torre Deceased
In Neosho County Kansas the probate court will hear final settlement of the estate of Pablo de la Torre also known as Paul de la Torre filed by administrator W H Wilkins. Defenses must be filed by February 4 1972 at 10 00 a m in Erie Kansas. Attorneys for petitioner W H Wilkins Home Savings Building Chanute Kansas.
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the Tribune
Neosho County
Kansas
Pablo DE LA Torre
Paul DE LA Torre
State OF Kansas
W. H. Wilkins
Auction Notice Abandoned 1953 Chevrolet 2 Dr Sedan Chanute
The State Highway Commission of Kansas will auction an abandoned 1953 Chevrolet 2 Dr Sedan at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday January 25 1972 at the Division Yard 413 West Fourteenth Chanute Kansas. UNIT NO 1543 IDENT NO LAA10072 Cash to highest bidder. Director John D Montgomery.
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Chanute Tribune
Chanute
Kansas
State Highway Commission
West Fourteenth
State Highway Commission OF Kansas
John D. Montgomery
Chanute Welcomes Newcomers with Information Center
Chanute earns Welcome Wagon status with two hostesses ready to call on newcomers and share business information. For sponsorship details contact Ben Dunlap at 431-0514. Church sale continues Fridays and Saturdays at 1715 West Main Inside Doors offering windows antiques clothing and drapes.
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Chanute
Kansas
Ben Dunlap
West Main
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