Revenue Sharing Windfall Prompts Varied State Plans
Kansas Missouri Iowa Nebraska and Oklahoma face wide options for the 148 million in federal revenue sharing funds. Missouri leads with 66 million, housing 33.2 million in a trust fund. Proposals range from tax relief to education aid and capital improvements.
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Missouri
Iowa
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Christopher Bond
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State revenue funds spark debate on use and tax relief
Regional lawmakers weigh using revenue sharing for education libraries and capital projects. Proposals include education and library boosts or capital improvements with potential tax relief, while some favor highway safety and state prison upgrades. Nebraska undecided. funds equal about one third of one percent of sales tax or about 2 percent of income tax.
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Robert Docking
Kansas National Education Association
Dean Gross
Ross Dogan
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Senate
Ways and Means
Nebraska
Security measures expand at Kansas City International Airport
Federal security rules take effect at Kansas City International today with an estimated annual cost of 300 000 to 500 000. About 40 additional officers join a 27 person force to conduct passenger screening and weapon checks using walk through detectors and handheld devices. Airlines have varied reaction with TWA United and Delta already implementing checks.
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Kansas-City
Kansas City International
William F. Pearce
Prostitution Charge Changed in Richmond Bust
Police in Richmond arrested a burly person in a downtown sting for offering to sell favors. The charge was changed from prostitution to misrepresentation after officers realized the arrestee was a man.
Pentagon figures show 1972 Vietnam war deaths at 299
A Pentagon report lists 299 American soldiers killed in action in 1972, the lowest yearly toll in eight years, with U.S. battle deaths peaking in 1968 at 14,392 and a worst single week of 562 deaths in May 1968.
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Pentagon
U.S
United States
North Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Nixon
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Oskaloosa Hires Night Marshal to Patrol Streets
The Oskaloosa City Council hired Jack Cox as night marshal to patrol city streets for fires and unlocked doors. He will earn 150 dollars monthly plus 50 dollars for using his car. Cox replaces Don Edmonds who resigned in December. The council also approved city salaries, bills, and repairs to city equipment and water plant chemicals.
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Oskaloosa
Jack Cox
Nellie Perry
Cox
Don Edmonds
Perry
Stolen Radio Equipment From Douglas Development Corp Storage
Lawrence police report theft of radio gear from a storage closet at the Ramada Inn. Value listed at 1250 dollars includes a base station radio phone and two car type receivers. Manager C. M. Brack noted items were missing over the past four months.
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Douglas Development Corp
Ramada Inn
Sixth
Iowa
Lawrence
C. M. Brack
Western Union Wins Approval to Build Domestic Satellite
The FCC authorized Western Union to construct three satellites for domestic communications at 8.3 million dollars each, totaling 70 million dollars for the system named WES TAR. First launch expected April 15, 1974 from Cape Kennedy using a Thor-Delta vehicle with Hughes Aircraft as contractor.
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Western Union
Westar
Federal Communications Commission
Hughes Aircraft Co
Earl D. Hilburn
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Abstracts Deadline for 1973 Kansas Academy of Science
Abstracts for papers to be presented at the 1973 Kansas Academy of Science meeting must reach secretary by February 15. The event on April 27 at Kansas University covers sections in agriculture biology chemistry education environmental science geography geology history philosophy and physics engineering. Send abstracts to Jerry Weis at Kansas State University division of biology. All abstracts will be published and distributed to registrants.
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Kansas Academy of Science
Academy
Kansas University
Jerry Weis
Division of Biology
Kansas State University
Sanitary Engineering Conference at KU Feb 7
The 23rd annual Sanitary Engineering Conference will be held February 7 in the Forum Room of the Kansas Union at KU. KU civil engineering faculty Walter O'Brien Ross McKinney Carl Burkhead and George Clausen will present on bio treatment systems for small industry ecological alternatives to sewage disposal and laboratory studies on feedlot runoff.
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Kansas University
Kansas Union
Department of Civil Engineering
Division of Continuing Education
Practicing Engineers of
Kansas, KU
Walter O’brien
Ross McKinney
Carl Burkhead
George Clausen
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