Kansas House Debuts 27 Bills Including Severance Tax
The Kansas House opened its 1971 session week with 27 bills introduced. Rep. Austin Nothern proposed a 5 percent severance tax on Kansas natural gas, estimating an extra 5 million dollars yearly. The measure follows a tax study committee recommendation and echoes past calls to tax mineral production.
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Topeka
Kansas House
Kansas
Austin Nothern
Nothern
Yank Planes Hit North Viet Missile Sites
American fighter bombers attacked SAM sites 16 to 46 miles north of the demilitarized zone as U S forces supported the Laotian border campaign. The U S command reported protective reaction against radar threats and noted B52 strikes on the Ho Chi Minh trail. Cambodian forces reportedly recaptured Pich Nil pass though Saigon gave no confirmation.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
Cambodia
Pich Nil
Phnom Penh
Demilitarized Zone
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Laos
U.S
Johnson
North
Nixon
Pich Nil Pass
Highway 4
Output Drops as Economy Shrinks in 1970 Q4
The nation's real output of goods and services fell 3.3 percent in the final three months of 1970, the steepest quarterly decline in over 11 years, according to government data released today.
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Washington
Kanwaka Township Board fills three vacant seats
Three appointees take office to end a week of being “out of business” for Kanwaka Township. Trustee Lloyd Wulfkuhle Ralph Leonhard and Clerk Carl Silvers will serve until January 1973. Swearing in of two members occurred today. the third is due Tuesday.
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Kanwaka
Lloyd Wulfkuhle
Rt. 1
Lecompton
Ralph Leonhard
Berryton
Carl Silvers
Lawrence
Wulfkuhle
Leonhard
Douglas County
Delbert Mathia
Silvers
Mathia
Lawrence City
Shawnee County
Russel Houk
Glen O’connor
Willis Bowlin
McGovern Opens 72 Presidential Bid as Early Starter
Senator George S. McGovern announced his official 1972 bid promising candor and reason. He urged a campaign rooted in the better angels of the nation and said he would avoid image making and backroom deals while facing war and social ills.
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Washington
George S. McGovern
America
South Dakota
McGovern
Robert F. Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
U.S
Southeast Asia
Party Reform Commission
Sen
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Bethlehem Rolls Back Major Steel Price Increase
Bethlehem Steel Corp cuts its announced 12.5 percent price rise to 6.8 percent after President Nixon criticizes the hike. The rollback aligns steel used in shipbuilding and construction with U S Steel's rise as Bethlehem seeks competitiveness amid a 40 percent earnings drop in 1970 versus 1969.
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New York
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Nixon
Bethlehem
U.S. Steel Corp
Lawrence High Wins First State Debate Title at Washburn
Lawrence High School captured its first state debate championship at Washburn University in Topeka, finishing 7-3. Four LHS students formed two teams to debate the air and water pollution control topic, defeating five other Class 5-A schools and earning a trophy.
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Lawrence
Washburn University
Topeka
LHS
Carl Mibeck
Neal Wherry
Lawrence High
Linwood youths charged in Lawrence grand theft case
Five Linwood young men were detained in Lawrence jail as investigators pursue grand theft charges. Juveniles among them, with others aged 18 to 21, are linked to theft from unoccupied cars in Lawrence area. Recovered items fill a large volume as police seek owners.
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Leavenworth County
Lawrence
Jim Haller
Carrol Crossfield
Con
Linwood
Danny Joseph Pritchard
Jeff Burchett
Robert Blair
Leavenworth
Low Cost Auto Insurance Offered by Gene Doane Agency
Courteous drivers are invited to consider low cost auto insurance from Gene Doane Agency located at 824 Mass Avenue. The agency promotes affordable coverage options and customer service.
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Gene Doane Agency
Banks Trim Prime Rate Again To Six Percent
Three large New York banks cut the prime lending rate to 6 percent today, with Morgan Guaranty Trust Chase Manhattan and Chemical Bank leading the move. If widespread, this marks the third cut this month and signals potential relief on mortgages and consumer loans as loan demand slows.
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NEW York
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
Chase Manhattan Bank
Chemical Bank
Morgan Guaranty
First National City Bank of New York
It’s Cold But Colder In ’70
The forecast notes ice conditions and continued cold in Lawrence with a cold snap tonight and Tuesday. A year ago on this date the low was five degrees and the high seven. Tonight’s low drops to the mid teens, Tuesday highs reach the 20s, with light snow possible.
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Lawrence
Mercury
KU Enrollment May Set Spring Semester Record
Kansas University's spring enrollment is likely to surpass the prior second semester record. Registrar William Kelly reports 16,345 students on the Lawrence campus and 1,408 at the Medical Center, totaling 17,748, with updated projections lifting totals to about 18,394 across Mt. Oread and Kansas City. The article notes factors behind the forecast and contrasts with fall figures, plus campus vehicle registrations and commuter counts.
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Kansas University
William Kelly
Lawrence
Medical Center
Kelly
Mt. Oread
Kansas City
Raymond Nichols
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