Anderson Registers as Lobbyist in Topeka
TOPEKA The name of former Kansas Governor John Anderson is on the lobbyist register in the Secretary of State's office. The governor signed the registration.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1965
Page
4
TOPEKA The name of former Kansas Governor John Anderson is on the lobbyist register in the Secretary of State's office. The governor signed the registration.
Miss Carol Martin organizes the annual Douglas County Beef Breeder's Association dinner at the Little Banquet at 7 p.m. Tuesday February 9. Wilbur Levering from Topeka will discuss industry perspectives. Reservations via the Extension Office or Miss Martin.
John Anderson made his first public appearance since leaving the Kansas governorship at a homecoming in Overland Park. About 100 county officials, businessmen, and Republican workers attended the Johnson County Republican Committee event as Anderson resumes law practice in Olathe and reflects on his four Kansas Senate years, two attorney general terms, and two governorship terms.
An arctic jet invades the Northeast with 2 to 4 inches more snow expected in New York State while 8 inches already pile up. Gulf states face showers, while Arizona and New Mexico see thunderstorms. Heavy snow targets Southwestern mountains as Northwest sees freezing rain and fog. Midwest improves with sun and warmer air. Temperatures vary from 13 at International Falls to 80 at McAllen.
Olympia AP report says State Rep. Ellen McCaffree a Seattle Republican voted against bringing to a vote a reapportionment measure she helped draw up. She said she hadn’t changed her mind but broke her glasses and could not see to press the correct button on the voting machine.
Daily astrological brief listing twelve zodiac signs with guidance on mood, work, relationships, and entertainment. Advice ranges from easing workplace tensions for Taurus to careful financial focus for Virgo and proactive kindness for Scorpio and Sagittarius.
Governor William H. Avery of Kansas and his wife attend the presidential inauguration activities in Washington. They join Sen. Frank Carlson and Kansas leaders on Capitol Hill and ride with the Leavenworth High School band in the inaugural parade. Avery calls the address very serious and pious.
Poteau Oklahoma AP reports William Lanphard McMurray who turned 100 on Wednesday says he quit cigarettes at age 98. He explains his decision wasn’t a cancer scare but the rise to 30 cents a pack.
Vernon L. Strong and Wayne J. Pritchett, O'Neill residents, face felony charges in Platt County Court Columbus for giving false information to officers over a truck overturn during the National Farmers Organization action this fall. Bond set at 500 dollars each. they were transporting cattle from Wyoming to a Polk County feed lot when the incident occurred and cattle were released. State Patrol indicates the pair were responsible for overturning the truck.
Two 16 year old Shawnee County inmates Edward R. Cameron of Wichita and Algernon Jesseppe of Topeka were arrested after a speeding stop by Patrolman Lee Smith. A .410 shotgun and shells were found on the seat beside Cameron. Jesseppe slept in the back as officers noted the youths had been missing for about 48 hours since leaving the jail Monday evening. The pair reportedly stole a car in Delia, Kansas.
Cessna Aircraft Co will unveil its complete 1965 line of multi engine planes to distributors across two day meetings starting today. Additional sessions are planned January 25 and 27 with wholesale representatives from 22 states and Canada. The lineup features the Super Skymaster model 310J Skyknight and executive model 411.
The 35 member general board of the Church of the Nazarene approved a 4.322 million dollar budget for 1966 covering mission work and headquarters in Kansas City, an increase of 279 thousand dollars. The group also authorized funds to explore a Nazarene Bible School and two junior colleges, with site searches and a Sept 12 fundraising offering planned, plus regional college sites for the Dakotas through Missouri and for parts of Ohio and Kentucky. The note also mentions about 651 rooms in Pueblo Bonito ruins in New Mexico.
The Jones Singers from Kansas City Missouri will present a musical program Sunday afternoon at three o clock in Grace Temple Church of God In Christ located at 835 Elm Street.
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