Kansas lawmakers say environmental bills die without new makeup
Kansas environmental sponsors say stricter laws won t pass unless the legislature changes. Rep. Fred Linde notes passage depends on house makeup, while Sen. Norman Gaar and Sen. Jack Steineger say the Senate balance will determine next year s bills. They fault the 1972 session for inaction and criticize the Health Department and business groups for opposition.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Fred Linde
Wichita
Norman Gaar
R-Westwood
Jack Steineger
Dmuncie
Senate
Gaar
Linde
Steineger
de- Gaar
Sen
Edward Reilly
R-Leavenworth
House
State Health Department
Nixon
State Department of Health
Mel Gray
Department
Environmental Health Services Division
Gray
Chamber of Commerce
Steinezer
Kansas Association of Commerce and Industry
State Chamber of Commerce
EACI
Rep
John Peterson
Peterson
Meat Import Increase Pleases Some Foreign Cattle Interests
AP Washington report notes a seven percent boost in 1972 meat imports approved by the Nixon administration, welcomed by Australian traders and U S cattle groups with some criticism from the American National Cattlemen’s Association. Lawmakers push for more openness as hearings on meat prices loom.
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Washington
Dc. W. McMillan
American National Cattlemen's Association
NCA
Australia
Volun
New Zealand
Capitol Hill
Congress
Fernand J. St Germain
D-R.i
Nixon
St Germain
Tuesday Meeting Planned On Growing of Cucumbers
A cucumber growing meeting for those seeking a guaranteed market will be held at the Area Extension office at 20 S Highland Tuesday at 7 30 p m. Farm Products Management explains the program with planting in March and harvest from June 15 to August 1.
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Area Extension Office
S. Highland
Farm Products Management
Earl Shell
Coffeyville
FPM
Mar
Shell
Harold Knight
Alliance
First Baptist Church
N. Forest
Union Holy Week
Five Kansas weekend traffic deaths reported
The Associated Press counts five weekend fatalities in Kansas including Carol Long 20 of Madison and Terry Holcomb 19 of McCune both from Sunday incidents. Two teens Terry McMillan 15 and Cindy House 14 from a Friday Lawrence crash. Monta Lasley 35 of Miami Oklahoma died near Riverton Friday night. Sheriff reports a Sunflower Village fire killed 14 year old Terry Claypool from Sunflower Village Saturday.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Hamilton
Carol Long
Madison
Kan
Terry Holcomb
McCune
Parsons
Kansas 160
Lawrence
Terry McMillan
Cindy House
Monta Lasley
Miami
Okla
Riverton
DE Soto, Kan
Sunflower Village
Terry Claypool
Joseph Claypool
Ronald Masden
Leavenworth
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By Richard Larimore
Kansas Senate
Air
Bank Americard
Farmer’s Discount Center
W. Cherry
Chanute
Proctor-Silex
Lamp Liters Inc
Humboldt
AP Farm Writer
Benjamin Rosenthal
Dn.y
Rosenthal
Atkins Pickle Co
Arkansas
The
Chanute Ministerial Alliance
Central Park
Bob Watson
Neosho County Junior College
Hutchinson, Kan
Kansas Women For Highway Safety
Sas
Irene Lang
Robert Docking
National Safety Council
State Highway Commission
Claud R. McCamment
Boston
Harold
Ruaty Eth
W. Main Chanute
Safari West Townhouse
Equal Opportunity Housing
Don
N. Santa Fe
George
East Main Street
Carl Larcom
Mgr
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