Dreiling condemns Kansas legislature over tax reform failures
Kansas Democratic State Chairman Norbert Dreiling blasts the Senate for blocking tax reform and keeping the property tax lid. He vows a major fight to change faces in the legislature if reforms are not passed, accusing Republican leaders of bowing to special interests and refusing fair tax relief.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Norbert Dreiling
Dreiling
Senate
Robert Docking
Smith
Sidney Gas Rate Increase Affects Industry
Sidney Nebraska sees a new industrial gas rate effective Wednesday announced by J Robert Wilson vice president of Kansas Nebraska National Gas Co The firm notes higher supplier costs and a latest rise of 1 2 cents per thousand cubic feet raising city revenue by about 3 000 beyond an estimated 90 000 for electric power generation No residential increases were reported and January 1971 had a 30 percent city gas rate rise.
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Sidney, Neb
Sidney
J. Robert Wilson
Kansas-Nebraska National Gas Co
February Fire Losses in Lawrence Hit Second Lowest in Two Years
Fire loss estimates for February totaled 6260 dollars, the second lowest in two years. The month saw 42 calls, with 25 resulting in no damage, and two losses above 1000 dollars a house blaze on Feb 20 and a car fire Feb 13 deemed arson by police.
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Lawrence
Robert B. Pace
Tenn
J. C. Hemphill
Rose Galloway
N. Mich
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Haskell Indian Junior College
Farm Pay Rises To 1.79 In 1971
The Labor Department reports average hourly farmworker pay rose from 1.47 in 1968 to 1.79 in 1971. Covered workers earned 1.92 at survey time, while noncovered workers averaged 1.64. Average hours fell on covered farms from 46.3 to 41.1, and rose slightly on noncovered farms.
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Washington
Labor Department
Stanford Human Sexuality Course Becomes Campus Phenomenon
Human Biology 10 at Stanford University attracts over 1,000 students this quarter with 1,400 attending a lecture as noncredit auditions. Dr Herant Katchadourian and Dr Donald Lunde lead the four credit course, which evolved from 170 enrollees in 1968 and 450 in 1969.
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Stanford
Calif
Stanford University
Herant Katchadourian
Donald Lunde
Kathadourian
Kathadorian
Katchadourian
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