House Ends Roll Call With Electronic Voting Change
The House will adopt computer voting this week, replacing the 435 name roll call. Electronic voting cuts counting time by about half, saving roughly 90 hours of lawmaking yearly and providing instant written vote records by party or state.
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Regent Discusses Faculty Salaries
The Kansas Board of Regents aims to raise faculty salaries to be on par with comparable schools. Alumni groups released a study showing low Kansas State University and Kansas University salaries within the Big Eight, with other state schools also ranked low. Pittsburg State, Emporia State, and Fort Hays State were noted at 188th, 197th, and 210th respectively.
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Possessions vs Simplicity in Hal Boyle's Reflections
A HAL BOYLE column contrasts wealth with simple living, arguing possessions often own people. It cites fear of loss, the value of human relationships, and a basic life—job, home, spouse, children—as true riches. It also discusses roll calls, voting displays, and the computer aiding party leaders in tracking votes.
Hearing on final settlement in Fowler estate
Notice to all interested parties in Neosho County Kansas that Zella Fowler executrix petitions for final settlement of the C L Fowler estate and asks court approval of executrix acts accounts and attorney fees and for heirs devices and legatees to be determined and distributed. Defenses must be filed by January 30 1973 at 10 00 a m in Erie in the probate court.
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REA Protest Targets Rural Electrification Loan Change
The National Rural Electric Cooperative Association plans a nationwide borrower rally Jan 23 to 25 to challenge the Agriculture Department shift from direct REA loans to private financing. Executive VP Robert Partridge says leaders from most states were invited. interest rates for REA borrowers will rise to 5 percent from 2 percent. The group represents over 1,000 rural electric systems relying on REA funds.
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Emergency landings clog San Francisco coast highway
Police urge pilots to avoid using the Great Highway as an emergency landing strip after several incidents. Police Chief Donald Scott says the oceanfront route has become overly popular for urgent landings.
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