Food prices ease may keep gains in check
USDA economists report consumer food costs held steady in January-March 1976, easing from 1975 levels as meat supplies rose. They caution some seasonal rises for fruits vegetables and coffee are likely. livestock farm prices may rise while farm-retail spreads narrow, limiting overall increases.
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Idle Fund Bill Passes Senate to Gov Bennett
The idle local government funds bill, passed 27 to 8, requires school districts counties and cities to seek competitive local bank rates before investing elsewhere and to place funds with a local firm if it meets or exceeds the current U.S. Treasury bill rate. The measure drew support from the Kansas Bankers Association and faced opposition over a 30 day deposit provision and a 2 percent below Treasury rate requirement for short term funds. A separate Senate approval authorized 40,000 for murals in the statehouse inspired by John Steuart Curry.
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Riedel Named Garden City Job Service Center Chief
Alan R. Riedel is named manager of the Garden City Job Service Center at 7th and Spruce, replacing Dan Stuart who was transferred to Dodge City. A Claflin native and Fort Hays Kansas State College graduate, Riedel served as dormitory president and did play-by-play for Fort Hays State baseball, and was named to Phi Alpha Theta.
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