Herd Sees a Ray of Light in Kansas Welfare Fight
Kansas lawmaker Harold Herd, a key figure in the 1971 budget stalemate, says a growing middle group of legislators may shift toward restoring welfare cuts. He cites welfare, Medicaid and a possible $7–8 million supplemental appropriation as aims for 1972, amid an election year and limited Democratic strength in the Senate.
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Stand Urged On Abortion Stand Urged On Abortion
Kansas Conservative party secretary Leota Bachman urges Democratic and Republican secretaries to take a firm pro American stance against abortion. She argues legislatures cannot decide life’s value before birth and condemns the abortion law as unworthy of the Ten Commandments and the Constitution. Also notes Seaman Kenneth P. Scott sails aboard the USS Constellation.
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