Pollution Prevention Urged For Kansas Reservoirs
KU professor Ross McKinney told a Kansas House committee it is cheaper to prevent pollution than to clean polluted reservoirs. He criticized a bill to rewrite the Reservoir Sanitation Control Act, arguing it would hinder pollution control and harm development and property values. Senator Rogers and Winter defended the measure to avert economic loss and enable growth, while Leon Bauman warned of rising pollution if current development continues.
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Kansas House
House
Kansas Senate
State Board of Health
Ross McKinney
University of Kansas
E.U. Environmental Health Laboratory
Richard Rogers
Manhattan
Wint Winter
Ottawa
Rogers
Winter
Board of Health
Prof. McKinney
United States
Leon Bauman
Wichita— Sedgwick County Health Department
Utilities Are Deleted From Kansas Tax Act
The Kansas House committee removed municipally owned utilities from a bill that would tax all utility property in the state. The amended bill, already Senate-approved, keeps the municipal utilities tax provision despite protests from cities owning electric or gas systems.
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Topeka
Kansas House
Senate
Kansas House group increases juvenile funds and cuts labor aide
The Ways and Means Committee voted to fund juvenile facilities about 500000 over governor Docking's budget. It also cut the proposed $8957 for an assistant to the labor commissioner amid questions over the office's restoration and the director Ron Baxter's pay. Rep. Clyde Hill and Rep. Richard Loux led the labor aide motion, while Rex Borgen challenged Baxter's aides’ value. Baxter's pay comes from federal funds. coordinators.
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Topeka
Ways and Means Committee
Kansas House
Robert Docking
Deino Bass
Clyde Hill
R—Yates
Bass
Eugene J. Haughey
Ron Baxter
Baxter
Criminal Administration Committee
Rex Borgen
Asherville
Criminal Administration
Bill Fribley
R—Crestline
Borgen
Judge Battle death could affect Ray trial status
Tennessee judge W Preston Battle died of a heart attack raising questions about James Earl Ray's bid for a jury trial. Ray had pleaded guilty to MLK Jr. murder, seeking a possible new trial or habeas action. officials cautioned no motion is on file.
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Tenn. AP
W. Preston Battle
Tennessee
James Karl Ray
Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
Battle
State Penitentiary
Charles Galbreath
Tennessee Appeals Court
Galbreath
Tennessee Supreme Court
Hamilton Burnett
Burnett
James A. Blackwell
California Wisconsin voters pick congressmen in elections
California and Wisconsin hold congressional elections to test the drawing power of well known names in national politics. In Abilene Kansas municipal race continues despite Eisenhower death and burial plans.
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Wisconsin
Calfornia
Abilene
Kan
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Melvin R. Laird
Nixon
Walter J. Chilson
White House
Washington
Hubert Humphrey
Wausau
Wis
David Obey
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