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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1976
Page
11
Congress acts to stop a payroll tax increase set to begin Wednesday as part of the last year’s tax cuts. The measure would avert a family of four earning 6000 dollars from a 245 dollar rise, while other households face smaller hikes. The stopgap delays permanent tax changes while broader bills on debt ceiling and defense spending proceed.
The Lawrence Journal-World reports ordinance actions on zoning redraws and street and sewer improvements in Armstrongs subdivision and nearby areas. It also covers probate notices for estates of Brandt Dawson Moeller Norris and related hearings and bondless petitions, with bid requests to demolish and clear a property for code compliance.
Washington AP Kansas members of Congress voted on roll calls last week. Senate Bill appropriating 12.1 billion for agriculture FY 1977 passed 90 to 5 for Pearson and Dole. Public works water power energy research 9.6 billion passed 94 to 1 for Pearson and Dole. Hart amendment 16.4 million solar energy RD agreed 54 to 41 against amendment Pearson and Dole. House energy administration life extended to Sept 30 1976 rejected 194 to 216 for all except listed. Postal service cut backs to affect mail service agreed 399 to 14 for all from Kansas. Foreign military aid 6.8 billion to Middle East passed 258 to 146 for Winn. Absent Skubitz. HUD 42.9 billion and 13 agencies passed 369 to 18 for all except listed. Conference on 3.9 billion employment bill agreed 328 to 83 Skubitz and Winn.
The Hesston Foundation awards a three year 15000 dollar grant to KU and KSU scholars to examine the USSR agricultural potential and its link to Kansas and national food producers. Project includes student exchanges, research on grain production, and workshops with Kansas agricultural and academic communities.
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