Nixon Seeks 229 Billion Dollar Budget for 1972
President Nixon asked Congress for a record 229.2 billion dollars in fiscal 1972 saying the budget aims for full employment with deficits totaling about 30.2 billion over 1971 and 1972. He outlined a larger defense and military aid outlay and proposed no new taxes for the year.
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Revenue Plan Targets Pet Projects in Nixon Proposals
Nixon's fiscal 1972 plan moves many popular grants into six bloc categories. Urban development, education and transportation would share $11.1 billion in special grants, with $709 million in new money the first year.
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Nixon
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Per Capita Federal Debt For 1972 Reaches $2080
The AP reports that if the 1972 federal debt of 429.4 billion is shared by all Americans based on a 206,433,000 population, each person would owe about 2080 dollars. President Nixon proposed a 229.2 billion dollar budget to Congress accompanies the debt figure.
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Apollo 14 Crew Prepares for Moon Launch
Cape Kennedy, Fla. AP astronauts Shepard Mitchell and Roosa paused training to focus on a critical countdown phase for Sundays moon mission. Roosa ran moon orbit tasks while the others studied the descent plan as launch crews loaded supercritical helium, liquid hydrogen, and liquid oxygen for the spacecraft systems.
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Campus Disruption Bills Enter State Legislature
In Kansas the legislature opened with two disruption focused measures. A House bill would revoke state backed scholarships and aid for students convicted of violence or drug crimes including acts of riot or incitement. A Senate bill would make interfering with public buildings a Class A misdemeanor, banning denial of access and forcible occupation of offices or disruption of official proceedings.
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Frank Hodge
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Hodge
Kansans approve 18 to 21 voting in state elections
The Kansas Senate approved submitting a constitutional amendment to a public vote on April 6 to allow 18 through 21 year olds to vote in state and local elections. The vote on the submission was 29 to 3 with one abstention, while the April 6 election move passed 30 to 3 with the same no votes by Arvin Van Sicklen and Doyen.
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Topeka
Kansas Senate Today
Lester Arvin
Rose Hill
Tom van Sicklen
Fort Scott
Ross Doyen
Concordia
Charles Hinchey
Kansas City
Robert Docking
Henchey
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Ben Foster
Wichita
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1970 Among Worst Years For Inflation
The December rise in living costs quickened to five tenths of a percent, leaving 1970 with a 5.5 percent total inflation, second only to 1969's 6.1 percent. The CPI reached 138.5 on a 1957-59 basis, signaling $13.85 per $10 in typical family costs. Purchasing power increased slightly monthly but fell over the year due to higher prices.
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Washington
Shultz Urges Kansas GOP to Tout Its Achievements
Lt. Gov. Reynolds Shultz told Kansas Republican Veterans the GOP must trumpet its accomplishments to remain the party of the future. He urged veterans at a Kansas Day luncheon to push back against Democratic credit and to show the party’s responsible state government record.
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Reynolds Shultz
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Kansas
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Service day or night at Rumsey Funeral Home
An advisory note lists Rumsey Funeral Home contact 843-5111 for service arrangements available day or night with no additional details.
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More Liquor More Travel and Guns in 1972 Budget Outlook
The Nixon administration projects 1972 receipts show higher alcohol and wagering taxes but lower cigarette taxes. Excise on hard liquor rises sharply while beer and wine up slightly. Gasoline and telecom taxes rise as Americans travel more and use phones more. gun taxes increase modestly.
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Nixon
Warm January Day Sparks Kansas Day Ambitions
The Jan 29 warmth resembled spring with temperatures near record highs. By Saturday a chilly weekend with 15 to 30 mph winds and 30s is expected, then a rebound to the 50s by Sunday or Monday.
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Kansas
Topeka
Floods In Quelimane Kill Hundreds After Cyclone Felice
AP reports hundreds feared dead as Cyclone Felice devastates Quelimane Mozambique area. Pilots describe waters 20 feet above palm tops and island like town. Helicopters and boats begin rescue while roads and rail conectivity collapse isolating communities.
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Mozambique
South African Press Association
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