Coffee Breaks and Civil Service Debates Dominate Kansas Politics
Kansas committees weigh 15 minute coffee breaks for state workers and oppose sheriff's department civil service. House backs reservoirs added to water plan while Road and Highway panel notes a surprising share of drivers over 80. A mental illness care bill proposes temporary detention powers for police without warrants.
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Topeka
Kansas
Senate
Johnson County
State Affairs Committee
House
Senate Water Resources Committee
U.S. Corps of Engineers
William H. Avery
April events span union gatherings and festivals across campuses
A dense calendar lists the 6th to 9th annual Petroleum Marketers Institute events from April 7 to 11, the Midwest Slavic Conference, and state speech and drama festivals through April 18. also noted are Burglary and Larceny seminars, various recitals by Albert Gerken and Lawson Jones, and campus exhibits at the Art Museum and libraries featuring Churchill and censorship themes.
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Petroleum Marketers Management Institute
Midwest Slavic Conference
Kansas Union
Murphy
Murphy Hall
Tin Ps
Dycehe
Iona Babes Peedy
Roy Hamlin Johnson
Swarthout Fiall
Dept. of Social Work
Union
Ikansas Union
Ikansas Relays
Memorial Stadium
Kigaro
University Theater
Hkansas
Memoral
Hoch Auditorium
Marriage of Pigaro
Albert Gerken
Art Museum
Recetpion
Spoosor Museum
Yu. Jones
Watson
Winston Churchill
Malotyt
Five Kansans Over 100 Hold Driver Licenses
A Kansas survey shows five residents over age 100 hold drivers licenses, among 1,361,279 licensed drivers. The group includes three men and two women. The Roads and Highways Committee weighs a bill to tighten licensing rules.
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Towanda
Whitewater
Butler County
Woodbine
Lyon Creek
Dickinson
Geary
Morris
Senate
House
House Roads and Highways Committee
Topeka
Kan
Roads and Highways Committee
The
Kansas House
Plans Set for Airport at Kansas City in 1970 Target
Kansas City officials outline a timetable to have a new Mid-Continent airport operational for airlines by 1970. Voters approved 6 million dollars in bonds Feb. 23 to build runways ramps and facilities with a federal match expected. An additional 14 million in bonds funds a terminal and leased facilities. work on a 10 000 foot runway begins this summer with terminal construction to start in 1968.
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Kansas City
Mid-Continent International Airport
Hillerson
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Solon
Lawson Jones
Swarthout Recital Hall
Robert Nunley
Jeffrey P. Hillerson
Aviation Committee
Mid-Continent
U.S. 71
Trans World Airlines
Missouri
Bluffs
Lawrence
Board of Education
Kb Kghbrabler
George R. Brahler
Pol. Adv
Bob
Gillahan
LNB
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Massachusetts
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