Kansas House debates county salary rollback and reservoir plans
The Elections Fees and Salaries Committee advances a bill to restore county official pay to pre census levels plus 300 dollars a year. Other actions include water plan revisions for Woodbine and Grove reservoirs, a state resort complex funding proposal, a liquor ads bill dying in committee, and a 10 day home visit allowance for penitentiary inmates. Non public schools push for aid citing tax savings and 40 000 pupils served.
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Topeka
Kansas House
Water Resources Committee
Woodbine
Grove
State Parks Subcommittee
House Natural Resources Committee
Robert Eggold
Non-Public Schools Association
Kansas
Car Production Remains Stable
Detroit report says U S auto output stayed near last week's level as GM overtime was offset by AMC cutbacks. AMC plans a 10 percent production reduction for 1971, Ford closes Wixom plant this week, St Louis plant to shut next week, Chrysler plants run full five days. Year to date output reaches 1,667,790 cars against 1,298,451 last year.
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Detroit
U.S
General Motors Corp
American Motors Corp
Automotive News
AMC
Ford Motor Co
Wixom
Mich
St. Louis
Chrysler
Kansas University Parking Fees Hike Proposed by Board
The Kansas University Parking and Traffic Board finished budget plans for regents review on March 19. Proposed changes include higher permit costs, new paid services, subsidized evening bus shuttles, and a two tier fine schedule with major violations at 20 dollars and minor at 8 dollars.
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Kansas University Parking and Traffic Board
Laurence Chalmers
Kansas Board of Regents
Mt. Oread
Prairie View A&M to reopen after campus violence shutdown
Prairie View A&M College, closed last week due to campus violence, is set to resume classes Monday. College president Dr. A J Thomas said the campus will reopen Sunday at 8 a.m. to prepare for the start of classes the following day.
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Prairie View, Tex
Prairie View A&m College
A. JT. Thomas
Smallpox Vaccine May Cause More Deaths Than Disease
Dr. William H. Foege, head of the CDC eradication program, says seven deaths occurred last year among 14 million vaccinations and that complications from immunization numbered 572. He predicts world eradication by 1976 and urges a shift in routine child immunization policies.
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Kansas City
William H. Foege
U.S. Center For Disease Control
Foege
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