Kansas Senate Debates Abortion and Tax Bills
Kansas Senate members introduced several bills including one easing abortion limits to 24 weeks with physician oversight, a measure to permanently disallow federal tax deductions for corporate income, and proposals for a public officer register, inactive funds interest, municipal human relations commissions, and unified vocational education administration.
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Topeka, Kan
Kansas Senate
Supreme Court
Robert Docking
Senate
Senate Assessment and Taxation Committee
Kansas
Senate Committee On Ways and Means
U.S. Treasury
Bert Chaney
D-Hutchinson
Billy McCray
Wichita
Frank Gaines
Augusta
State Department of Education
FCNL lobbying policy talk set for Monday night
Arthur Evans of Denver will present at 7 30 p m at the Lawrence Public Library on FCNL lobbying policies for 1973. About 200 Friends attended the recent FCNL annual meeting discussing taxation wealth distribution and efforts toward a peaceful society locally and globally. Public invited.
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Friends Committee On
Lawrence Public Library
Arthur Evans
Denver
FCNL
Blood Campaign Draws 600 Pints in Lawrence Visit
Lawrence residents donated 600 pints of blood during a three day bloodmobile tour at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Douglas County Red Cross director Jo Byers reported a 450 pint goal with 150 units collected Wednesday 240 Tuesday and 210 Monday. A mid April return is planned.
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Lawrence
Jo Byers
Douglas County Red Cross
Corvette Club forming in Lawrence with first meeting set
The Lawrence Corvette Club is being organized with a first meeting at 7 30 p m on February 8 at Turner Chevrolet. Interested owners may contact Ken Hamm at 841 4060 or 843 5180.
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Lawrence
Turner Chevrolet
Ken Hamm
Big Districts Propose Compromise on School Finance
Kansas City area superintendents from four large districts present a compromise plan to the Senate Education Committee. They urge constructive compromise, reject income tax routes, and propose wealth based aid, budget limits, and a grandfather clause to preserve prior aid while gradually reducing state support. A public hearing is scheduled for Monday with decision time set for next Tuesday.
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Topeka
Kan
Senate Education Committee
Orvin L. Plucker
Kansas City
Robert Docking
Joe Harder
R-Moundridge
Senate
Plucker
Ceive
Shawnee Mission
Johnson County
Wichita
Joint
Senate House Committee
Harder
Public hearing offered on FAS Route 213 improvements
The State Highway Commission invites requests for a public hearing on the economic social and environmental effects of the Phase I road improvements on FAS Route 213 in western Douglas County. Proposals estimate 300 000 to 375 000 dollars with costs shared by the county and federal government. hearings must be requested by February 26.
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Douglas County
State Highway Commission Today
Clinton Reservoir
Stull
Lawrence
Clinton
Dean Sanderson
Sanderson
The
Highway Commission
Topeka
Kan
Playwright Joy Harvey Attends Kansas University Theatre Show
Joy Harvey, Boston native and Radcliffe graduate, arrives in Lawrence to attend the performance of her play Antelope Boy by Kansas University Theatre for Young People. The Navaho and Pueblo story explores animal human bonds. school shows run today and Friday with a public 2 p.m. Saturday show in Murphy Hall University Theatre. Harvey has written six children’s plays and the libretto for Playback and moved to the Southwest as her anthropologist husband Byron Harvey worked with Hopi Indians.
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Joy Harvey
Kansas University Theatre For
Lawrence
University Theatre
Mrs. Harvey
Ed Jackson
Naperville, Ill
the Coyote
Janet Kolman
Chicago, Ill
Cloud Girl
Tim Murphy
Topeka
Lawrence School
Murphy Hall
Boston
Radcliffe College
Harvey
Byron Harvey
Harveys
Phoenix
Exams Every Four Years Senate Passes Driver Tests
In Topeka the Kansas Senate approved by a 30-6 vote a bill requiring eye tests and open book written exams for all drivers every four years to comply with federal road safety demands and protect highway funds. The measure also hikes the driver license fee from 4 to 6 dollars and moves on to the House.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Senate
Kansas
Senate
Harry S. Truman
Truman
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Norman
Pod" Miller Lawrence
Ralph Hazel
Knights of Columbus
Co-Op
Parents Without Partners
Honey Creek
Duane Wilson
Perry, Ks
Tom West
Vincent Moore
House
J.C. Tillotson
R-Norton
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American Legion
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ELC Best Bhoopang Center
PTH
His Mountains
MIA
Sun
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Sthang
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Wack L. Warner
Panavision
Sam Peckinpah
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