Kansas higher education budget proposal totals rise in 1964 plan
Gov. John Anderson submitted a 71 million dollar higher education budget for fiscal 1964 in Kansas. The proposal increases operating funds for state universities and colleges while cutting capital improvements, with detailed line items for Fort Hays State, Kansas State University, Emporia and Pittsburg campuses, the KU system, and the Medical Center, plus two dormitory fund appropriations leaving a 288 thousand dollar balance by mid-1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
John Anderson
Agency For Research and Development
School For the Blind
School For the Deaf
University of Kansas
University of Kansas Medical Center
Fort Hays State College
Kansas State University and Experiment Stations
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
Kansas State University
State budget proposal calls for 1964 operations up 10 percent
Gov. John Anderson proposes a 195.7 million dollar budget for state operations for 1964 up from 185.7 million this year. The plan trims local aid from 122.9 million to 116.6 million by delaying 12.5 million in sales tax residue funds and reduces capital improvements from 97.7 million to 87.1 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
John Anderson
Erie WSCS Circles Meet and Social Roundup
Erie area WSCS circles held January meetings at members’ homes with lessons, devotions, and refreshments. Mrs. Gladys Fones and Mrs. Harvey Grundman hosted, flowers planned for February altar, and upcoming meetings set for February 13 and Feb. 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Federated Church Wscs
Gladys Fones
Harvey Grundman
Marea Black
Ava Jeffrey
Leslie Scoville
Glen Gough
Scoville
Mary Circle
Glen Weidert
Bill Dickson
God
C. P. McKinnie
Martha Circle
E. R. Belt
Methodist Woman
Sam Wood
Inez Phelps
Esther Circle
Clark Fleming
Lawrence Shaffer
Norma Lee Jacobs
Shaffer
Roy Ewen
High Court Studies Kansas Redistricting Case
The Kansas Supreme Court reviewed a reapportionment case challenging Senate district fairness. Plaintiffs argue current maps give extreme vote weight disparities and seek near mathematical exactness. If lawmakers fail to act, next Senate could face at large elections in 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas Supreme Court
Kansas Senate
High Court
Senate
Kansas
John P. Harris
Hutchinson
W. Y. Chalfant
William Ferguson
Kansas House
Anderson proposes 25.6 million for state hospitals and upgrades
Gov. John Anderson proposed operating budgets totaling 23.4 million for state hospitals with 2.2 million for capital improvements, plus 5.68 million for penal institutions. Readouts name Kansas Neurological Institute in Topeka and others like Larned Osawatomie Parsons and Chanute, with current-year comparisons and capital repair figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
John Anderson
Anderson
State General Fund
Kansas Neurological Institute
Larned State Hospital
Osawatomie State Hospital
Neurological Institute
Larned
Osawatomie
Parsons
Division of Institutional Management
Winfield
Five-Pound State Budget Delivers Big Load To Legislature
Gov John Anderson presents a five pound budget report weighing 522 pages with 708 copies at a cost of 4171.01. State printer Jean Neibarger reports about 50 workers produced it in seven days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
John Anderson
Anderson
Jean Neibarger
Real Estate Transfers in Alien County Deeds Listed
A compilation of transfers including Walter M. and Ruby V. Crossen to Arthur and Patsy Nelson. Virgil Maynard and Elizabeth Fox to Gerald and Mary Wright. Continental Oil to Triangle Facilities. Emma Schramm to Max and Dorothy Watts. Willard and Velma Horde to LeRoy Morlan. Southwestern Bell to Owners of Record. C N Cole to J R Burris. Arthur Stukey to Howard Robinson. Tressa Albin to Morris Albin. Morris Albin to Tressa Albin. Ruben S. Jackson to his wife with various lot and tract descriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toe Abstract Co
Walter M
Ruby V. Crossen
Arthur Orville
Patsy Ann Nelson
Fot
Virgil Maynard
Elizabeth Katherine Fox
Gerald L
Mary Lee Wright
Continental Oil Company
Triangle Facilities, Inc
Emma Schramm
Max. W
Dorothy
Watts
Willard
Velma Horde
LeRoy Morlan
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
C. N. Cole
J. R. Burris
Lois J. Burris
Arthur E. Stukey
Howard J. Robinson
Twiss
Lola
Tressa M. Albin
Morris W. Albin
C. Russell Albin
Ruben S. Jackson
Last Surviving Signer Charles Carroll Dies in 1832
Charles Carroll of Carrollton Maryland the final surviving signer of the Declaration of Independence lived until 1832 his longevity marking a notable end of an era in American history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Carrol
Carrolton, Md
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kansas State College
Pittsburg
Board of Regents
State School For the Blind
State School For the Deaf
Medical Center
Academy of Science
Lansing
Boys Industrial School
Girls Industrial School
Library Commission
Erie Wscs
Ted Kyle
P. W. Kyle
Sidney Linscott
Cleo Dalton
E. J. Richey
A. L. Ricketts
Linscott
Dalton High
Richey
Charles Bussinger
Mrs
Russell Heady
Bussinger
Mrs. Heady
Roy Culbertson
Eldon Cox
E. C. Lembach
Labette County Medical Center
Jack Hines
Willard Bright
Brights
Gale Mullen
Virgil Moody
James Wright
Harold Heaton
Ralph Willson
Buford Fisher
Chanute
Fleming
Heaton
Mrs. Fleming
Willson
Wichita
Norton Tuberculosis
Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital
Topeka State Hospital
Winfield State Hospital
Reformatory
Bodee
Dodge
Rene
Chrysler
Shurtleff Motor Co., Inc
North Lincoln
Empire
Nbc-Tv
Schaffner & Marx
Kings- Ridge,” “H.ls
Knickerbocker
Woolf
Lord Jeff
Robert Bruce
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Ajamas
Orlon
Wool
Sayelle
Manhattan’ Beach
Calif
Cer
Bill Fered
Weber Sr
Bill Jr
Allen Monument Company
S. Central, Chanute
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