Kansas Senate Hopes to Pass 30 Bills Today in Topeka
The Kansas Senate, after 51 bills in two days, aimed to approve 30 more and act on House-passed measures. Debates focused on a $1000 homestead tax exemption, a recycling incentive for southeast Kansas strip mines, and a habitual violator law.
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Kansas
Senate
Topeka
Kan
Kansas Senate
House
Harold Herd
D-Coldwater
Vincent Moore
Wichita
Herd
Jack Steineger
D-Muncie
Moore
House Roads Group Pushes Two Proposals
Kansas House Roads and Highways Committee approved two bills to regulate billboards and require most motorcycle riders to wear helmets. The measures would protect federal highway funds and have Senate approval. A third cable TV bill drew objections as overreach into a competitive business.
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House's Roads Group
Topeka
Kan
House Roads and Highways Committee
U. S
Senate
Department of Transportation
U.S
Farlher
House
Wesley Sowers
Wichita
House Transportation and Utilities Committee
Kansas Supreme Court
Don Amrein
Overland Park
Johnson County
League of Kansas
Sowers
HIC Opens New Buildings At Haskell College
A small group of students meet in two new Haskell Indian Junior College buildings while most moving completes next week. Classes use the masonry workshop and offices, with gear moved next week to the warehouse and masonry structures. The facilities will host needle trades and general education until an environmental and health building is finished, after which the buildings revert to their original use.
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Haskell Indian Junior College
Senate Remap Advances Amid House Opposition and Veto Doubts
The Senate apportionment bill clears a House committee as the House reapportionment bill heads to Gov. Docking. Debate centers on altering Senate districts to avoid splitting Allen County, with concerns about veto risk and court approval due to population disparities and multi member district issues.
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Topeka
Kan
Senate
House
Robert Docking
Robert Talkington
Kansas
Allen County
James Cubit
Oren Gray
Parsons
William Bunten
Docking
Tom van Cleave
Richard C. Loux
Dwichita
John Hayes
R Hutchinson
Reno
Sedgwick
Johnson County
Names of Five Set for Board Sent to Senate
Gov. Docking sent to the Senate five appointees to the Public Employer Relations Board created to hear labor disputes involving state employees. Nominees are Merle W. Staats Liberal Eldon V. Danenhauer Topeka Alan Neelly Hutchinson Nathan W That cher Kansas City Kan and Arthur J. Veach Wichita. Danenhauer oversees NFL Retirement Board and Sapeka Inc. Neelly links to Elite Office Equipment. Staats is Liberal mayor and jeweler. Thatcher is a funeral director. Veach works for Unified School District 259 Wichita.
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Topeka, Kan
New
State
Public Employer Relations’ Board
Senate
Robert Docking
Senate Committee On State and Local Affairs
Merle W. Staats
Liberal
Eldon V. Danenhauer
Topeka
Alan Neelly
Hutchinson
Nathan W. Thatcher
Kansas City
Kan
Arthur J. Veach
Wichita
Thatcher
Veach
Unified School District 259
Li named chair of KU art history department
Chu-Tsing Li, professor of art history and East Asian Studies, is appointed chair of the KU department of art history. The four year term starts fall 1972 with a leave for 1972-73. Li previously taught at the University of Iowa and Oberlin College.
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Chu-Tsing Li
Kansas University
Francis H. Heller
Canton
China
University of Nanking
State University of Iowa
Oberlin College
Basedor No 3
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Leslie Droge
R-Seneca
House Assessment and Taxation Committee
Richard Rogers
Manhattan
Lyon County
Jack Janssen
D-Lyons
State Board of Health
Kansas State University Nuclear Engineering Department
William Dearth
D-Parsons
HIC
FORD
John Haddock Ford
Fey
Alabama
Committee
Danenhauer
The
National Football League Retirement Board
Sapeka, Inc
Neelly
Elite Office Equipment Co
Staats
Hardware
RCA
Sal
Orcban
AccuColor
Crystal
Bank Americard
New Christian Jewelers
Massachusetts
VQP
Cesse
Gregg
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