Governors honor Bibb for service
Kansas budget director James W. Bibb receiving the National Governors Conference distinguished service award for state government. He has led the Kansas Budget Division since 1953 and served under both parties. Bibb, a Coats native, has taught at KU Wichita State and Washburn.
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Topeka
Kan
Robert F Bennett
Governors’ Conference
James W. Bibb
Kansas
Bibb
Reubin Askew
Florida
Bennett
Coats
University of Kansas
K.U
Wichita State
Washburn University
Holton
Ten Wells Approved For Kansas Energy Center Water
The Kansas Water Resources Division chief approved ten of KPLs sixteen proposed wells along the Union Pacific right of way to supply the Jeffrey Energy Center northwest of St Marys. Pumping limits drop by thirty nine percent, with a shift to two new wells near Belvue to reduce riverbed impact. An additional barge pump plan and observation wells aim to monitor groundwater levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka. Kan
Water Resources Division
Kansas Board of Agriculture
Kansas River Valley
Kansas Power and Light Co
Jeffrey Energy
St. Marys
Vermillion River
Belvue
Gibson
KPL
Kansas River
Beluve
Jor
Water Resources
Jeffrey Center
Jeffrey Site
Lost Creek
Army Corps of Engineers
Onaga Reservoir
MAHSA Okays New KU Medical Center Scanner
The Mid-America Health Systems Agency approves the full body computed axial tomographic scanner for Kansas University Medical Center in Kansas City. Purchase cost ranges from 500000 to 750000 dollars with annual maintenance near 75000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Planning Agency
Kansas City
Kansas University Medical Center
Mid-America Health Systems Agency
MAHSA
KU Medical Center
Kansas
Correction clears Dr Richard A. Roberts in wrongful death case
The Journal-World erred in naming Lawrence physician Dr Richard A. Roberts as a respondent in Ernest Butell Jr.’s wrongful death action. Roberts has been dismissed from the district court case, and a spokesman confirmed he was never involved in Mrs Butell's matter.
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Richard A. Roberts
Lawrence
The
Journal-World
Ernest Butell Jr
Roberts
Dr Roberts
Butell
Fire damages two vehicles in Lawrence claim causes
Fire officials reported a Friday blaze in a car owned by Mark Hornberger at 1603 West 15th with possible cause from a cigarette, and another undetermined origin fire caused 50 dollars in damage in a city trash bin at 71 West 23rd Street, according to Lawrence Fire Department.
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Mark Hornberger
Rash bin
Lawrence
Carter seeks authority to reorganize federal bureaucracy
President Carter asks Congress for four year sweeping powers to reorganize federal agencies with automatic effect in 60 days unless vetoed by either chamber. Rep. Brooks opposes linking veto only, while Sen. Ribicoff backs the plan as Senate hearings begin. Republicans foresee debate on form, not whether to proceed.
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Washington
Carter
Congress
Senate
House
Jack Brooks
Dtex
Brooks
House Government Oper
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Dconn
Ribicoff
Senate Government Operations Committee
Howard Baker
R-Tenn
Capitol Hill
White House
Gerald Ford
Harry Truman
Nixon
Ford
Canada plans to sell surplus gas to United States
Despite US cold spell Canada has ample natural gas and will export excess gas and oil to aid US consumers. Emergency exports totaling 18.2 billion cubic feet of gas and 590000 barrels of heating oil have been approved. Alberta officials say more gas could move west to the US, while Ontario endures a severe winter but no fuel shortages are reported. Four Kansans passed CPA exam. names DeAnn Bartkoski, Basehor. Paul Brushwood, Grant Milleret, Robert Schraeder, Lawrence.
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Ottawa
Canada
United States
National Energy Board
U.S
Alastair Gillespie
Alberta
Peter Lougheed
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Lougheed
Trudeau
U.S. East
Ontario
Niagara
Buffalo
N.Y
Kansas Board of Accountancy
DeAnn Bartkoski
Basehor
Paul D. Brushwood
Grant J. Milleret
Robert Schraeder
Lawrence
New York School Seeks Second Public Hearing On District Plans
Lawrence District 497 faces five proposed plans to address overcrowding and enrollment declines. Tonight at 7:30 at South Junior High School the board will hear from parents and discuss moving students, closing or repurposing schools, and relocating the high school extension program amid district shifts from 8 090 to 7 669 and an anticipated 7 320 in 1983 84.
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Lawrence Parks and Recreation Department
South Junior High
Kennedy
Sunset Hill
Cordley
New York
Lawrence
South Junior High School
Deerfield School
Deerfield
Pinckney School
India Raw Valley
Grant
Barbara Willits
Neign Incehoene
New Wes
Pinckney
Woodlawn
Broken Arrow
Kaw Valley
India School
Schwegler
Centennial
Hillcrest
India-Kaw Valley
Centennial and
India
Cordley School
Center At
Estate of evangelist Kathryn Kuhlman valued at 732547
Final court inventory shows Kathryn Kuhlman left 732,543 in assets after her February death. Primary beneficiaries include D B Wilkerson, two sisters, a sister in law, and 20 employees. The Kathryn Kuhlman Foundation received nothing.
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Pittsburgh
Kathryn Kuhlman
Miss Kuhlman
D.B
Tink) Wilkerson
Oklahoma
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Mitchell, Haldeman
John N. Mitchell
H. R. Haldeman
Supreme Court
Bill Brinson
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Ieks Terius
Auto Park Plaza
Massachusetts ST
Ee Simmons
Ations Committee
Executive
Darrell Ward
Lawrence Education Assn
Evangelist
of Kansas, Inc
Central Station
COLT
Aryln West
Iowa
Pine’s Radio & TV Service
Connecticut
Ade
Rhodes
Penn
Gol
Sitio
Kaw River Bridge
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