Governors race views on state finances and rights
A synthesis of candidate positions on school funding reform, potential tax and revenue measures, civil rights protections, and welfare policy. Key figures include Avery, Boyd, Chase, Coffin, Doty, Ferguson, Hart, Henkle, Myers, Wiles, Wunsch, and others, with stances on a foundation funding model, sales tax, severance tax opposition, and local control.
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Wm. H. Avery
Wakefield
University of Kansas
Farmer - Stockman
Kansas House of Representatives
Legislative Council
U. S. House of Representatives
U. S. Congress
Kansas
Harold H. Chase
Salina
Civil Rights Commission
Kerr-Mills
Ture
Jules V. Doty
Ottawa
AB & Llb
Washburn University
Iowa
Welfare Department
William M. Ferguson
Wellington
Harvard University
Security State Bank
Ferguson
George Hart
Wichita
USAF
Dayton
Ohio
Chicago
Illinois
AAF
USS
Congress
Washington
Ks. Corp
Atty. Gen
KCC
R.R
Mbr
Safety Council
State
Nat'l V.P
International Treas
Junior Chamber of Commerce
School Foundation
Commission On Civil Rights
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League of Women Voters
McDill
Huck) Boyd
Phillipsburg
Kansas State University
State Board of Regents
J. Donald Coffin
Coffin
Council Grove
A. B
Topeka
Telephone Co
Grant Dohm
Grinnell
Legisla
Joseph W. Henkle Sr
Great Bend
Kansas Senate
Interstate Corporation Commission
Reciprocity Commission
State Finance Council
National Board of Managers Council of State Government
Albert S. Myers
Pawnee Rock
Republican
Texas Tech
Lubbock
West Texas
K.N.G
K.S.G
Barton County
Ewell Stewart
Harry G. Wiles
St. John
Paul R. Wunsch
Kingman
Kingman County
House
Tonganoxie, Kansas
Lawrence
5Th and
Maple North Lawrence
Alding Machines
Crane & Co., Inc
Shultz
Senate
Arthur Gasper
Aluminum
Vermont