Kansas lawmakers debate liquor credit and 3.2 beer bills
In Topeka Kansas the House committees heard views on liquor credit card sales and Sunday 3.2 beer sales amid opposition from Rev Richard Taylor who warned of more impaired drivers and lakeside beer consumption. Supporters argued the 3.2 beer measure would aid Kansas industry and cross border competition.
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House Federal and State Affairs Committee
William Bunten
R-Topeke
Kansas United Dty
Richard Taylor
Taylor
Kansas
Republicans push highway program and school aid talks in Topeka
House Republicans caucus endorses moving ahead with an accelerated highway program financed by revenue bonds or tolls. Senate Republicans discuss a new form of school financing the power equalizing plan. Smith cites about 16 million dollars in state aid needed and suggests a sales tax increase with food and drug exemptions and income tax bracket changes. Governor Docking’s supplementary appropriations and a $1 billion budget are noted.
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Topeka
Kan
House
Senate
Calvin Strowig
Rabilene
Tom Glees
Smith
Strowig
Robert Docking
Attorney Acquitted in Leavenworth Drug Conspiracy Case
Herbert Hoover Franks a 38 year old Rockford Illinois attorney was acquitted in U S District Court Leavenworth of conspiring to introduce narcotics and contraband into the federal penitentiary A six twelve member jury held deliberations about three and a half hours before the verdict Franks was charged with taking money paintings and other items from inmates in the prison The government contended he was the banker in the conspiracy disbursing funds and an active participant in smuggling drugs into the prison Eight inmates at the maximum security facility had pleaded guilty to related charges and to using the mails to promote the conspiracy
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Leavenworth
Kan
Herbert Hoover Franks
Rockford, IL
U.S
Franks
U.S. District Court
Arthur J. Stanley
Insurance payout settles Mullendore case after fraud claim
United Family Life Insurance agreed to pay about 21 1/3 thousand dollars of a 8 million settlement related to E C Mullendore III after denying the 1969 15 million policy claim on his 1970 murder. The case involved reinsurance spreads among 100 insurers and a subsequent Oklahoma estate suit.
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Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta
United Family Life Insurance Co
United Family
E.C. Mullendore III
Oklahoma
Mullendore
Cross Bell Ranch
Tulsa
General Reassurance Corp
Linda Vance Mullendore
Interfinancial Inc
KU program on drug abuse to visit six Kansas cities
A six city seminar on drug abuse will be presented next month in Independence Wichita Colby Dodge City Leavenworth Salina and Salina. The program is sponsored by the Governor's Commission on Criminal Administration and the University of Kansas division of continuing education.
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Lawrence, Kan
Kansas
Governor's Commission On Criminal Administration
Division of Continuing Education
University of Kansas
Independence
Wichita
Broadview
Colby
Community Junior
Dodge City
Community Junior College
Leavenworth
St. Mary’s College
Salina
Marymount College
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