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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1973

Page

2

Widely Divided Legislature Seen On Tax and Revenue Issues

Area legislators forecast a split 1973 session over taxation and school funding. Rep. Vogel favors 50 to 60 million for reform with mixed funding, while freshman Rep. Buzzi leans toward sales and income taxes. Sen Booth seeks lower property taxes through a tax mix, with revenue sharing aiding school funding. Other topics include farming filings and no fault auto insurance.

Lloyd Buzzi Lawrence Buzzi Vogel Arden Booth R-Lawrence Booth

City moves to remove 71 dead trees and expands sanitation fleet

Lawrence city commissioners ordered the removal of 71 dead trees and awarded low bids for sanitation trucks and roll-off units totaling 57,963.92. The panel approved extending the Naismith Valley green belt purchase and set Welfare Awareness Week while discussing house demolition authority and park plans.

Lawrence City Hall City ‘Hall Elizabeth M.watkins Community Museum Rose Building Code Board of Appeals King Container Inc Kansas City John Haddock Ford Buford Watson Commission Naismith Valley Four Seasons Inc Planning Commission Jim Chabin Chabin Douglas County Welfare Advisory Board Attornge A. D. Wagner 18Th St Ter

Completion Dates Delayed By Fall Weather

Persistent rain snow and cold this fall and winter slowed city and county projects around Lawrence. County road crews await dry ground to clear Wells Overlook Park and finish backfilling two Captains Creek bridges with 45 days left on the 31st Street project. City parks construction and tree planting also stalled, delaying fields lighting and maintenance.

Dean Sanderson Wells Overlook Park Lawence Sanderson 31St Street Captains Creek Eudora Bly Park Department

Albert Grayson Named Engineering Supervisor at Westinghouse

Albert Grayson of San Jose California formerly of Lawrence has been named engineering supervisor for Westinghouse Electric Corporation Division overseeing test programs for missile launch and submarine equipment. Grayson graduated from Kansas University in 1957 and joined Westinghouse in 1958 as instrumentation engineer. He serves as army reserve major and is involved in Blue Hills Baptist Church PTA Scout leadership and Alpha Phi Alpha at KU. He and wife Anna Marie have five children Andrea William Melinda Albert Bettina with Bettina at Ford University.

Albert Grayson San Jose Calif Lawrence Westinghouse Electric Corporation Grayson Kansas University Westinghouse Blue Hills Baptist Church PTA Army Reserve Alpha Phi Alpha Andrea Willam Bi Melinda Albert Bettina Ford University Gray Anna Marie Jose‘White N.J Law

Snow to 4 Inches Continues Across City

Light Co manager says ice laden tree limbs fell on power lines at about five city locations today. Fuses blew cutting electricity to two to three blocks in each area. The National Weather Service predicts continued snow through tonight with a cold wave dropping temperatures to 10 to 15 below. High near 20 on Thursday with slight precip chances. Travelers advisory covers eastern Kansas with cold wave for northwest. Snow chances end Friday into Saturday.

National Weather Service Kansas The Weather Service

Surplus Campaign Funds Fates Explored in Kansas

Kansas officials say state law leaves surpluses from campaigns to the candidates. Robert Docking's victory left 6227 unspent, Morris Kay's defeat left 11639 undispensed. Law requires possible redistribution and future reports by campaign groups. Downtown Lawrence project to be featured in Rural and Urban Roads March issue with color photos.

Kansas Secretary of State Robert Docking Morris Kay Lawrence Lavina McDonald Elections Department Harold J. McKeever

Amtrak Liquor Sale Approved by Federal Judge

A federal judge ruled that Oklahoma cannot block liquor by the drink on Amtrak trains passing through the state. Judge Stephen Chandler said state and county enforcement of the ban has been sporadic and discriminatory and noted questions about open saloon legality are interesting but not needed to decide this case.

Oklahoma City Amtrak Oklahoma U.S. District Court Stephen Chandler

Miller Shultz Reveal Gifts In 1972 Campaign Reports

The Miller campaign reported official contributions of 62642.30 to the secretary of state in 1972, with an earlier figure of 64013 corrected. M Clare Miller, a McPherson construction executive, gave at least 1000. Reynolds Shultz's campaign showed 15244 raised and spent. John Anderson Jr. campaign totals reached 68709.

Topeka Kan Atty Vern Miller Secretary of State Miller M. Clare Miller McPherson Reynolds Shultz John Anderson Jr

Fire damages sanitation truck engine compartment near Lawrence

Fire reported at 12 53 p m Tuesday caused about 250 damage to the engine compartment of a City Sanitation Dept truck near Midland three miles north of Lawrence. Firemen report. Ady Rumsey Funeral Home lists 40 years experience at 843 5111 Ady.

City Sanitation Dept Midland Lawrence Rumsey Funeral Home

Cattle Hit Hard by Winter Losses Across Southwest Kansas

Cattle raisers in southwest Kansas suffer heavy death losses due to mud and winter weather amid market squeeze. Fieldman W S Bill Watson notes 100 to 700 head per feedlot dead, with hardest impact in Grant Stanton and Seward counties and rendering plants taxed, including Dodge City’s Jayhawk Rendering Co. handling about 400 head daily.

Kansas Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service W. S. Bill Watson Kansas State Animal Health Department Colorado Line Oklahoma Watson Grant Stanton Seward Hutchinson Colorado Jayhawk Rendering Co Dodge City

Three Committees File Statements in Douglas County Campaigns

Three more election campaign committees filed expense reports in Douglas County with five more expected. The Committee to Elect Loren Impson reported 518 in expenses and 520 in receipts. the Committee to Elect Lloyd Buzzi showed 3562 expenses and 3735 receipts. The Committee to Elect Jack Maxwell filed 725 in expenses and receipts. County Attorney David Berkowitz noted five committees may still be delinquent and warned of misdemeanor fines up to 100 for noncompliance.

Douglas County David Berkowitz Loren Impson Lloyd Buzzi Jack Maxwell Berkowitz

Free 300 Cash Coupon Ad From C L Mobile Homes

Advertisement offering a free 300 cash coupon from C and L Mobile Homes with contact number 843 8127. Includes Adv tag.

C&l

Roads Projects Drive Douglas County 1973 Outlook

Douglas County plans a 121 million Lawrence Area Transportation Study to shape road improvements by 2000 including an eastern bypass from U.S. 24-40 to U.S. 59 south of Lawrence and a 6.2 mile four lane extension of U.S. 59. Details cover K-10 upgrades, grading and bridge work, and a perimeter Clinton Reservoir route. Officials cite weather and legal delays but outline progress on major highway developments and bridge projects.

23Rd Iowa Lawrence Pleasant Grove Wakarusa River Shank Hill Journal-World Douglas County Journal- World Robert Hagen Walt Cragan R. L. Peyton Topeka Joe McCourt The Highway Commission Lawrence Area Peyton U.S. 59 McCourt Douglas-Johnson County DeSoto Stull Cragan Army Corps of Engineers Clinton Reservoir Nine Mile Creek Tonganoxie U.S. 24 U.S. 40

Mountain climbers rescue ends in teen tragedy at Humphreys Peak

A 17-year-old Allison Clay died after a New Year storm on Humphreys Peak in Arizona. Teammate Clint Miller, 24, was airlifted as frostbitten climbers were treated in Flagstaff hospital. Four others from the climbing party were hospitalized. Miller was reported in satisfactory condition.

Flagstaff Ariz Arizona Allison Clay Scottsdale Clint Miller Phoenix Humphreys Peak San Francisco Norm Johnson

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