Revision Of Water Law Up For Senate Vote
A Kansas bill revising water law to replace the old common law rule with an appropriations system passed the Senate vote last session and now awaits final action. The measure empowers the chief engineer to issue water use permits and determine vested rights, prompting criticism from Senators Hults and Stroberg who warned it could affect farmers on streams. Support came from Strahan and Dowers who defended the plan as restoring orderly rights to water resources.
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Salina
William Dowers
Ottawa
Senate Water Resources Committee
Official Doubts Value Of Right to Work Law
A New York official questions the effectiveness of a right to work law. The statement hints at possible political pressure to repeal a section of the act as the debate continues locally.
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York
Seaton Plans Pacific Trip Despite Back Ailment
Secretary of the Interior Seaton said at Walter Reed Army Hospital he plans a summer inspection tour to Hawaii and other Pacific areas under his department. He hopes to proceed despite a back problem and a possible operation decision expected soon.
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Seaton
Guam
Pacific Territory
Walter Reed Army Hospital
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Pacific
House Votes for Extension of Corporation Tax Rates
The House approved a one year extension of present corporation and excise tax rates. Passage sends the bill to the Senate with action due before April 1. The measure would maintain the 52 percent corporate profits levy and keep liquor and cigarette excise taxes at current levels for another year, reducing Treasury revenue by about three billion dollars and affecting the budget outlook.
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Kidnapped Child Found Murdered in Detroit Hotel Room
Patricia Trem was kidnapped from Pantine yesterday and found drowned in a Detroit hotel bathtub. Police traced directions from a teenage babysitter, leading to the arrest of Madeline Allred, 18, of Portiac, after a prison guard saw her flee Jackson prison grounds. State troopers Rivard and Kirt report she confessed during questioning.
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Patricia Trem
Win
Southern Michigan
Jackson
Madeline Allred
Portiac
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