Docking Veto Hinted For Remap of Senate
In Topeka the Kansas Senate passed a reapportionment bill 29 to 6 amid hints Gov. Docking will veto. The measure zones large counties Johnson and Sedgwick into multi-member districts while splitting seats among zones. The House may reduce its 125 seats to 80 by 1974, a change likely to be amended out. The bill faces court scrutiny from a 1968 ruling and conference committee if altered by the House.
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Senate
Robert Docking
Docking
Johnson County
Sedgwick
Harold Herd
D-Cold
Water
House
State Department of Corrections
Department of Penal Institutions
Department of Administration
Kansas State Industrial Reformatory
Hutchinson
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Aj Hodge
R-Hutchinson
Hodge
Wichita
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Kansas
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Goldovsky to Speak at KU March 7 in Hock Auditorium
Boris Goldovsky renowned author conductor and head of the Goldovsky Opera Institute will lecture at Kansas University on March 7 at 8 p.m. in Hock Auditorium as part of the Humanities Lecture Series. He will discuss bringing opera to life and spend two days on campus meeting students and faculty.
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Boris Goldovsky
Goldovsky Opera Institute
New York City
Kansas University
Hock
Goldovsky
Moscow
Berlin
Paris
Ernest Dohnanyi
Liszt Academy
Budapest
Fritz Reiner
Philadelphia
Curtis Institute of Music
State Senate Plans Normal Work Week
The Kansas Senate will likely operate at standard pace until the March 6 start of the final legislative week. The Education Committee is expected to act on the power equalizing school finance plan before the Republican caucus decides funding. House sessions earlier this week aim to clear the calendar, while the Senate continues afternoon debates with 47 bills left. no morning sessions planned until the last week. Senator Glee S. Smith notes continued afternoon debate through next week.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Senate
Senate Education Committee
Senate Republican Caucus
Kansas House
Senate
House
Glee S. Smith
R-Larned
Committee Adds Money to Budget in Kansas Legislature
The House Ways and Means Committee added 72530 to Gov. Robert Docking's budget with line item vetoes possible. 531,042 goes to Osawatomie State Hospital for nine cafeteria positions. 19,488 goes to Kansas Children's Receiving Home for an additional psychologist and clerk typist. Bills for probate and juvenile judge positions in Wyandotte and Johnson counties were approved with salaries 18500 and 21000. A drink tax on all beverages served in Kansas private clubs was approved by the House committee.
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Kan
Robert Docking
Docking
Clyde Hill
R-Yates Center
Osawatomie State Hospital
Kansas Children’s Receiving
Atchison
Wyandotte
Johnson Counties
House
Kansas
House Assessment and Taxations Committee
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