Kansas Banks Grow Nationwide With Suburban Shift
Kansas banks thrive across urban and suburban areas while rural banking declines. State bank commissioner W L Webber notes growth in total resources and assets, with 598 banks total in 1968, including 170 federal charters, and suburban banks expanding notably in Topeka Wichita Kansas City Kan and Johnson County.
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Oklahoma transplant named to Sen Pearson staff in Washington
Robert Woody of Bartlesville Oklahoma was chosen by Senator James B Pearson to serve as legislative assistant in Washington. A KU Law graduate Woody held key roles at KU including student bar association president and a leader in interviews for Chancellor Laurence Chalmers. He will take the Kansas bar exam before joining the Pearson staff.
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