Partisan squabbles loom in Kansas legislature
In Topeka the Kansas Legislature battled over Gov. Docking's circuit breaker plan and tax lid extensions. The House defeated the circuit breaker on a party-line vote while the Senate moved the tax lid, with debates over corporate income tax disallowance and homestead relief.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Robert Docking
House Assessment and Taxation Committee
Docking
House Committee
House
Senate Assessment and Taxation Committee
Jack Steineger
Kansas City
Senate
Press veteran warns shield laws threaten First Amendment
Clark Mollenhoff, Pulitzer winner and former Nixon aide, told Kansas City audiences that shield laws dilute First Amendment protection by restricting confidential sources. He argued executive privilege expansion is a greater threat, hindering Congress from obtaining White House papers and subpoenaing officials without presidential consent.
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Kansas City
Washington
Clark Mollenhoff
Mollenhoff
The
Des Moines Register and Tribune
Nixon
Congress
Executive Branch
White House
Women and Law 6-Series Topic of KU Course
The Kansas University School of Law and Continuing Education present a six session course on women and the law running Tuesdays from March 27 to May 1, 7 30 to 9 30 p m. It covers home rights, consumer roles, business careers, and Equal Rights Amendment issues with several KU faculty and local experts teaching. Registration contact Bill Chestnut.
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Kansas University School of Law
Louise Wheeler
David Culp
Barbara Newsom
Menninger Foundation
Bill Chestnut
Wheat Production Establishes Record in Kansas 1972
Kansas farmers produced a record 314.9 million bushels of wheat in 1972 per the Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service. Graham Lincoln and Stafford counties set production records, Sumner County led the state with 12.1 million bushels for the ninth straight year.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Graham
Lincoln
Stafford
Sumner Co
Haskell hosts human relations assembly for students
Carl Johnson of the Lawrence Human Relations Department led a Thursday student assembly at Haskell Indian Junior College inviting about 500 attendees to report discrimination issues. The talk followed a February 12 student senate meeting with HR and the Human Relations Commission.
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Carl Johnson
Lawrence Human Relations Department
Haskell Indian Junior College
Ron Johnson
Senate
Human Resources Department
Human Relations Commission
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Robert F. Bennett
Duane
Pete’” McGill
Norman Gaar
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Gaar
Ways and Means
Lawrence
Manhattan
Stead Property Tax Relief Act
Joe Harder
R-Moundridge
Senate Education Committee
Harder
Haskell
Otis E. Bricker
Ramada Inn
Acousticon Bricker CO
Topeka, Kansas
Rayhawk
Fishburn
Mike Schneck
David Shirk
Lori Hagenbuch
Julie Schneck
John Houk
Arlen
Stan Larson
Terry Tucker
Roger Flory
Terry Harrell
Steve Hoover
Terry Crow
Richard Koleber
Terry Hopkins
Jean Murray
Jane Murray
Jacque Hall
Earl Sim
Mons
Arlen Fishburn
Sentinel
Earle Simmons
Stanley Larson
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