Annual Tax Scuffle Brings No Lost Sleep for Nitcher
Keith L. Nitcher, Kansas University comptroller, oversees about 3 500 monthly bills and 2 000 financial accounts from Bailey Hall and Strong Hall in Lawrence. His office handles enrollment fees and grants while microfilms and 1401 computer records support payments to vendors.
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Keith L. Nitcher
Kansas University
Nitcher
Journal-World Photo
Lawrence
Kansas University Comptroller
Financial Activ
Ity
Raymond Nichols
Bailey Hall
Strong Hall
Walter Peery
Alumni Association
Endowment Association
Washburn University
Water District Meets Monday in Kanwaka Hall
A Stull water district group plans a Monday 7:30 p.m. meeting at Kanwaka Hall. Raymond Nichols says the district would operate on a constant flow with no meters, tying into an existing system and charging about $9 monthly per user. Committee members include Jim Vestal and Glen O’Connor. 28 attended the Jan 2 initial meeting as the group seeks $25 per family for engineering fees.
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Stull Water District
Kanwaka Hall
Raymond Nichols
Route 1
Lecompton
Stall
Nichols
Jim Vestal
Russell Houk
Harold Hoffsommer
Glen O’connor
Kanwaka
Lawrence
Stull
Johnson imposes cabinet travel ban for security
President Johnson orders a general rule against multiple cabinet officers traveling together and requires key officials to stay in Washington. Rusk McNamara should not be away simultaneously. Japan mission reduced to three members with others remaining behind.
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Washington
Times - Post
Johnson
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
White House
Rusk
Pacific
Japan
Kennedy
Mr. Johnson
Labor
Willard Wirtz
Commerce
Luther Hodges
the Treasury
C. Douglas Dillon
Interior
Stewart Udall
Agriculture
Orville Freeman
Honolulu
Walter
House
John McCormack
Dmass
Senate
Carl Hayden
Dariz
Dillon
McNamara
Horoscopes for March Readers in Lawrence Daily Journal World
Aries to Pisces forecast through the afternoon offers cautious guidance on mood, plans, and cooperation. The piece notes diplomatic effort, planning, and prudent actions as keys to favorable outcomes in work, finances, and relationships.
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Aries
Scorpio
Saiutarius
Capricorn
P.m. Aquarius
P.m. Pisces
Carroll Righter
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Hollywood
Calif
Leavenworth Bank Robbery Highlights City Bandit Action
A bandit with a sub machine gun robbed Murphy Finance Co in Leavenworth Friday evening taking 176 dollars from the cash filing cabinet. Manager George L. McKinstry and assistant David Roberts were held in a back room for 10 minutes while the thief escaped. Law enforcement circulated the stolen license plate LV 7600 as the search extended to neighboring towns.
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Leavenworth
Murphy Finance Co
George L. McKinstry
David Roberts
Leavenworth Det
Robert Nye
Nye
McKinstry
Roberts
Newsmen and Announcers Strike K C Stations
In Kansas City the Newsmen and announcers at radio KCMO and TV KCMO struck on Friday after failed contract talks. Union officials said bargaining with the company had continued since July 18 and the old contract expired August 15.
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Kansas City
KCMO
Kcmo-Tv
American Federation of Television and Radio Artists
Johnson orders full Panama crisis report and Canal Zone tensions
President Johnson calls for a full inquiry into the Panama disturbances amid claims of Castroite agitators fueling violence. U.S. officials say evidence points to quick action by communist elements. Panama demands treaty revision and cuts diplomatic ties as Chiari seeks greater Canal Zone control.
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Washington
Johnson
U.S
Panama
U.S. Canal Zone
Dean Rusk
Thomas C. Mann
Cyrus Vance
Adlai E. Stevenson
United States
Canal Zone
Roberto Chiari
Topeka Promotes Stamp Opposition by Chamber Panel
TOPEKA The Uptown Promotion Committee of the Topeka Chamber of Commerce Friday unanimously adopted a motion opposing the use of trading stamps for anything of value. The committee urged the Chamber board to adopt a resolution echoing the stance and to bring it to Mayor Hal Gerlach’s attention.
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Topeka
Uptown
Topeka Chamber of Commerce
Chamber Board
Hal Gerlach
Governor Supports Air Conditioned Patrol Cars
Governor John Anderson stated he does not oppose air conditioning for Highway Patrol cars and said it will not set a precedent for other agencies. Rep. William Fribley questioned policy on AC use and favoritism. The Patrol has 62 new cars with AC, each under the $2,000 limit.
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Topeka
John Anderson
William Fribley
Anderson
Highway Patrol
Larry Hughes
Morse in Favor of 2nd Canal
Sen. Wayne Morse of Oregon said rioting in the Panama Canal Zone could bolster calls for a second canal linking Atlantic and Pacific. He noted support for a sea level route and heads the Senate foreign relations subcommittee on Latin American affairs.
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Washington
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Panama Canal Zone
Atlantic
Pacific
Morse
Senate Foreign Relations
Nicaragua
Panama Canal
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Owen
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Robert E. Thompson
Los Angeles Times News Service
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Leo
Total Sound Stereo
RCA Victor
Stereo
Nease
Kretune FM
Bank
Mass
Victor Coler Television Furniture, Inc
K.C
LBJ
RH. Stohl
Optometrist
Lawrence Paper CO
6Th & N.H
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