New Kansas Laws Set to Take Effect This Sunday
Kansas lawmakers publish Session Laws 1973 with 309 of 537 acts effective Sunday, including fiscal and welfare reforms. Major measures vary in effective dates from this Sunday to January 1 1974 and beyond, affecting pensions, gaming, driver tests, and court procedures. The bill list covers education finance, consumer protection, tax relief, and a state identity card program for non drivers 16 and older. A welfare overhaul shifts county workers to state payrolls and creates a state welfare board. The article notes a split effective date for several provisions and outlines penalties, fees, and future administrative changes.
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John Weeks
Kansas
Robert Harder
State Board of Social Welfare
State Director of
James McDonald
Guy
Wichita
Winfield
Galena
Kansas Highway Patrol
Kansas House
Supreme Court
Byrd Seeks Live Senate TV Coverage
Senator Robert Byrd urged the Senate Rules Committee to study live telecasts of Senate sessions. He argued arguments against broadcasts include interference with the legislative process and politicians becoming ham actors, but noted advances in technology and growing citizen interest.
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Washington
Robert C. Byrd
Senate
West Virginia
Democrat
Senate Rules Committee
Byrd
Community Arts Calendar Highlights Local Theatre and Exhibits
Today's events include Meade Hall Players Puss n Boots and Infirm the Sprite Part I at Community Building, Shakespeare's Women at Experimental Theatre, and a 3 pm lecture Women in Renaissance Literature by Margaret Arnold. Museums and galleries showcase drawings, watercolors, sculpture, and photographs with live snake exhibits and special openings this week.
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Meade Hall Players
1Th
Vermont
Experimental Theatre
Margaret Arnold
Forum Room
Kansas Union
Lawrence
Lynn Ridenour
Bob Willis
East 7Th
Jim Clark
Watson
Lawrence Public Library
Mary Leonard
Jay Stires
Addie Penny
Margerite Baumgarter
Museum of Art
Kahil Gibran
Museum of Natural History
Agnew's Arrival Puts Kenwood Neighborhood on Edge
Bethesda MD residents watch Spiro Agnew and family move into a $190000 six 12 room colonial as security crews install metal detectors and 350 protective upgrades. Brown trucks marked SECURITY clog the streets while a brick wall fence and electric eyes join the Secret Service precautions. Local workers note bomb checks and tighter access ahead.
City commissions backs concept for fifth lane on 23rd Street
Lawrence officials approve in concept a plan to add a 12-foot center left turn lane and a 5th lane on the south edge of 23rd Street, Kansas 10, from Ridge Court to Louisiana. The project, costing about 200000, awaits state highway department review and potential cost sharing.
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98Rd Street
Ridge Court
Louisiana
Lawrence
Watson
23Rd Street
Ozarks
Holiday Island
McCulloch Recreational Properties, Inc
London Bridge
America
Kansas City
U.S
Eureka Springs
Ozark
Petey the Cougar
Mr. Magoo the
Amiable Chimp
Table Rock Lake
Lake View
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Topeka
Kan
State Social Welfare Department
Boards of Education
Secretary of State
the Castle
Save ‘Auto Supply Inc
Mass
Spencer Library
Duke D’ambra
Mark Twain
Agnew
Bethesda, Md
Spiro T. Agnew
Ritzy
Kenwood
Washington Hotel
Agnews
Sunset Lane
Shadow Road
General Services Administration
Pleasure Island
Paradise
Mercier Kansas City
Missouri
Area
The
U.S. Interior Department
McCulloch Recreational Properties
McGulloch Oil Corporation
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