Lawmakers Debate Property Tax Reform And Local Representation
In Lawrence on March 23 1963 Representative Ralph Skoog spoke to the Philosophy Club while Attorney General William Ferguson questioned a bill on constitutionality. A separate measure advanced preliminarily to require property assessments at 30 percent of value with penalties for officials who fail to comply.
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Swarthmore Professor to Be Lindley Speaker at KU
Swarthmore College philosophy chair Prof. Richard Brandt will deliver the fifth Lindley lecture at Kansas University. He will speak Thursday at 8 p.m. in Bailey Auditorium on Moral Philosophy and the Analysis of Language.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
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Cornelius Siemens
Humbolt State College
Arcata
Calif
Anderson O . F. Clark Elkins
Nebraska State Teachers College
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Neb
Kar! Massanari
Goshen
Ind
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Kansas Senate Moves Fast Before Friday Bill Deadline
The Kansas Senate cleared many measures before the deadline with several bills passed and seven struck. Key actions include a motor vehicle tax option for cities, higher Workmen’s Compensation benefits, expanded medical payments, and an abandoned property plan. Other moves cover park vehicle stickers, nonpartisan district court judge elections in four counties, and public accounting and auto dealer registrations. Several contentious bills were removed from the calendar.
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Peters Elected AEC President For 1963 65
Mrs Helen Peters of 2201 N H St was elected president of the Association for Childhood Education for 1963 65 at a Thursday East Heights School meeting. Also chosen were Mrs Bessie Taylor first vice president and Mrs Jo Kapfer second vice president. oldover officers are Mrs Pat Billings secretary and Mrs Belle Morrow treasurer. Speakers included Mrs Lauree Crocker and Ray Gladfelter who spoke on educational television. The national A C E convention was announced for April 21 26 in Miami Fla with Lawrence group attendees Mrs Hazel Michael Mrs Rachel Grantham and Mrs Peters.
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N. H. St
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Jo Kapfer
Oldover
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Belle Morrow
Lauree Crocker
Kansas City
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Miami, Fla
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Indiana Star Marv Woodson Leads Big Ten Kickoff Returns
Marv Woodson of Indiana tops the Big Ten kickoff returns with 27 yards per return average on 2 returns last season.
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Five die in two car wreck near Lone Jack
Five people died in a two car crash on U S 50 near Lone Jack. Seltzer Monsees and Waneta Monsees of Garnett Kansas perished in one car. Ralph Epple of Knob Noster and Mary Ford of Odessa survived the collision injuries to three others.
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Unified Service Sunday at Antioch Church
A unified evangelistic service will be held at 9 45 a m Sunday in the Antioch Southern Baptist Church 1127 Iowa St It will continue through the regular 10 30 service Rev B F Breazile of First Baptist Church in Houston Mo is the evangelist for the revival Rev Martin Barker is pastor at Antioch church.
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Carry Back Stud Fee at Ocala Stud Farm Sets $6 500
Carry Back stands at Ocala Stud Farm Florida with a live foal stud fee of six thousand five hundred dollars. The price reflects demand for the famed lineage as breeders seek proven bloodlines.
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House Reapportionment Push Stalls on Friday Vote
The Kansas House moved partway on a one member per county reapportionment bill before a two thirds vote failed to advance it 63-49, with 118 voting. Monday’s session will decide final action on the measure and 17 emergency bills as Rep. Tom Van Cleave warned of court challenges and potential at large elections. Rep. Jess Taylor favored delay to protect other bills.
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County Pay Bill Advances to PERA for Small Counties
The Kansas House tentatively approved a bill allowing counties under 100 000 population including Douglas County to raise county official wages by about 5 percent, with the measure moving toward eligibility for PERA and related pension considerations.
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Kansas House
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