Tax Lid Extension Signed by Governor Docking
Gov. Robert Docking signed bills extending the property tax lid indefinitely and transferring welfare administration to the state. The tax lid keeps mill levy limits but drops the budget lid, a change he warns could invite tax increases, while noting it still reduces overall property tax growth. The welfare bill shifts program control to the state and creates regional offices, removing county boards from administration.
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Topeka
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Robert Docking
Kansas
Docking
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Three MU Students Injured In Dormitory Fire
In Columbia Missouri three University of Missouri students were burned when a fire swept a Kramer Dormitory hallway on the third floor. Fire officials said wiring sparked the blaze and 200 residents evacuated with no injuries. Two students, Robert Shafer and Richard Gogen, were hospitalized with first and second degree burns. Larry Gray received minor injuries. The cause was under investigation with a possible start in a telephone alcove.
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Kramer
University of Missouri
Robert Shafer
Troy
Richard Gogen
Fontenac
University of Missouri Medical Center
Larry Gray
SE Louis
Colleges Reach Financial Stability After Funding Crisis
A Carnegie Commission report on higher education finds 41 institutions, surveyed17 two years after a 1971 review, have largely stabilized finances though some public and research universities remain hard hit. The study notes reduced costs and warns that long term stability depends on external factors and continued caution.
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University of California At Berkeley
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Kansas University
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Carnegie Commission
Indian Gunfight Wounds Besieged Wounded Knee Native
A 90 minute gunfire exchange near Wounded Knee SD injures a Native American. The government spokesman said the casualty was evacuated by helicopter to Rapid City about 150 miles away. Details on the wound's severity were not released.
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Regents to Meet at KU with Archie Dykes on Weekend
Kansas Board of Regents will hold a day and a half of meetings at the University of Kansas. Chancellor designate Archie Dykes will attend with his family. events include a 9 a.m. press conference, Council of Presidents sessions, lunches, committee meetings, a dinner, and a Saturday session followed by the Kansas Relays. The KU Engineering Exposition opens Friday noon with a ribbon cutting, runs to 9 p.m., then Saturday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. The expo theme centers on energy resources and includes about 25 exhibits. Darrell Trent will speak at the Sunday awards banquet. no expo queen will be crowned this year.
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Coffeyville
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Lawrence West Named 1973 Haskell Outstanding Alumnus
W Richard West of Lawrence named 1973 Outstanding Alumnus of Haskell Indian Junior College. West, 60, directs Haskell's art department and will give the spring commencement address. A Bacone College alumnus, he is famed for Cheyenne name Wah-Pah-Nah-Yah and Indian heritage paintings.
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Cedarwood Ave
Haskell Indian Junior College
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Forbes Air Force Base closure eyed impact on Topeka
A three member Inter Agency Office of Economic Adjustment team will visit Topeka April 27 28 to discuss future use of Forbes facilities with city county and other officials. U S Senator Bob Dole announced Forbes will close around Sept 1 with 3940 military personnel cut to 201 and 714 civilian jobs reduced to 195.
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Salina
Kan
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Kansas
Pauline, Central
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KU Air Force ROTC base at Forbes to shift support role
Col. E B Eddy of the KU Air Force ROTC says Forbes Field has served as the KU unit's support base for materials, flights, and pay. the impact of closing Forbes will be negligible and operations may move to Richards-Gebaur near Kansas City with minor inconveniences.
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Col
E. B. Eddy
KU Air Force
Forbes
Richards-Gebaur
Kansas City
Col. Eddy
Banks Told To Devise Dual Rates
Washington AP The administration's Committee on Interest and Dividends directs banks to set dual prime lending rates for large and small businesses. Small business loans should have frozen rates unless cost justified increases. Large business loans may adjust with money market conditions but should avoid disruptive effects.
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Docking Aide Actions Hit By Lawmakers
A Kansas special legislative committee found unwarranted behavior by Tom Van Cleave, a former House member and liaison to Gov. Robert Docking, clearing former Sen. C. Y. Thomas and Robert F. Bennett of impropriety rumors. The report aims to erase doubt about their integrity.
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Topeka
Robert Docking
Sen
C.Y. Thomas
Senate
Robert F. Bennett
Overland Park
John Hayes
Hutchinson
Tom van Cleave
House
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