Harman Pushes Hiring Freeze and Tax Relief Plan
Harman outlined a hiring freeze for state employees as a first step to curb a looming budget deficit and rising taxes. He argued Kansas faces a financial crisis with proposed spending grows, urged flattening property taxes, supported a gasoline tax increase with funds partly returned to cities and counties, and opposed a constitutional convention while backing more amendments. He also criticized Docking as a property tax governor and discussed highway bond financing and county consolidation opposition.
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Meatless Protein Alternative Proposed by Nestle Executive
Hatton B. Rogers of White Plains, N Y, vice president at Nestle Food Ingredients says meat is inefficient to produce and advocates using cotton seed, soybeans, and peanuts to fill the global protein gap. He spoke at the International Association of Milk Food and Environmental Sanitarians meeting in St Louis noting nine pounds of feed per lamb, eight for beef, and three for turkey, claiming processed protein could taste and cook like meat with no detectable difference to consumers.
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Record Party Is Simple By Cappy Dick
A simple party idea uses a box of slips with recording names. Guests draw one slip each to choose the song to be played in their honor, ensuring equal chance and no favoritism. Tomorrow features directions for making a Moon Gem Brooch.
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Violence Coverage Topic At Journalism Convention
Lawrence Kansas AP violence coverage of American society and the Vietnam war will be discussed at the annual convention of the Association for Education in Journalism August 25 26 27 28 29 hosted by the William Allen White school of journalism at the University of Kansas More than 500 journalism instructors and administrators are expected The program includes panels on student protest movements Columbia and Stanford campus protests Wayne State and San Francisco State student takeovers and use of polling in political reporting.
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National World
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Leslie W. Sargent
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Detroit
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Minneapolis
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Dean Gerhart Wiebe
Boston University
Hawaii University Lifts Bikini Ban
The University of Hawaii dropped a ban on bikinis in the campus pool during recreational hours after a student movement and petitions. Two bikini clad instructors were refused entry, prompting a demonstration and a brief ban following incidents of lost swimwear.
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University of Hawaii
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