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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1972
Page
8
Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz, quoted in ASCS Excerpts, defends the set-aside program tied to the 1970 farm act, arguing it shifts output to markets and supports income while urging efficiency. The report notes rising exports and discusses farmer age, with political tensions as Democrats oppose set-asides.
Tioga Township Neosho County Kansas will hold a budget hearing July 71 1972 at 9 a.m. at North Precinct to hear taxpayer objections and consider amendments. Township officers Joe Ermey trustee Don E Holman treasurer report expenditures totaling 2775 dollars including per diem auditing maintenance and hall costs.
Statewide notice details five proposed amendments to the Kansas Constitution to be submitted to voters on August 1 1972. Propositions repeal section 11 of article 15 enumeration provisions and sections affecting state aid for farm homes, legislative apportionment, and population enumeration, with confirmation by the Secretary of State.
State Board of Health proposes regulations to set sanitation zones around Big Hill, Hillsdale, Grove and Onaga reservoirs. Hearings scheduled Aug 8 in Chanute and Aug 9 in Topeka with maps on display at county deeds offices.
The Kansas Supreme Court will issue decisions on Wednesday July 19 instead of a Saturday. The court normally hands down decisions on the weekend after hearing June cases, but July and August are off for hearings. Resumption of hearings will begin the week of September 18.
Advertisements for display style classifieds must be placed by 9 30 a m on weekdays and 6 1 p m Friday for Saturday publication. Same day service available. Class ads require pre day notices and a contact line provided as 431 4100.
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