Assessment Bill Seen as Big Step
The Kansas House Assessment and Taxation Committee moved Friday to end annual visits by deputy tax assessors. A bill would empower county assessors and clerks to ensure data for the state census even with taxpayer self assessments. Douglas County Clerk Delbert Mathia, chair of the Clerks Legislative Committee, urged removal of deputy assessors as public demand grew after last year’s vote to curb personal prop tax visits.
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Kansas House
Douglas
Delbert Mathia
Mathia
Market Prices From Harwood's Market Report
Wheat 1.38 Corn 1.25 Mile 1.90 Soybeans 2.76 Barley 0.85 Oats 0.80 Eggs Large A 23 Medium A Large B 19 Undergrades 17 Current receipts 18 Prices reflect current trading quotes and product counts.
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Harwood
KC Livestock Market Report from Kansas City
AP notes cattle prices up across categories from last week with steers and heifers 50 to 75 higher cows 25 to 50 higher calves steady feeders 50 to 1.00 higher good to choice steer 20.50 to 25.50 heifers 18.00 to 23.25 cows 13.00 to 15.00 calves 15.00 to 19.00 feeders 18.50 to 27.75. Sheep lambs 25 to 1.00 higher ewes steady good to prime lambs 23.00 to 26.75 ewes 6.00 to 7.50. Hogs barrows and gilts 25 to 50 higher sows steady. Prices listed for various weights.
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K. C. Livestock
Kansas City
Tax collection plan details approved by county officials
The article quotes Mathia explaining efforts to honor voters by setting a practical method for collecting annual enumeration and statistical data. The bill, introduced Friday, tasks assessing officials with guidance from the board of county commissioners to determine the most effective collection method.
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Mathia
Board of County Commissioners
Kansans vote on oleo and welfare measures in committees
Kansas lawmakers moved on oleomargarine serving with a compromise bill to allow oleo when butter is unavailable. The Senate Public Welfare Committee backed planned parenthood centers with contraceptives tied to individual beliefs. Roads panel proposed relocation payments up to 200 per person or 3000 per business. The highway title land purchase bill was defeated.
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Topeka
Kansas
House
Ways and Means
U.S. Department of Agriculture
U.S
Senate Public Welfare Committee
House Roads and Highways Committee
Highway Commission
Rabbi Sapinsley to Speak on Judaism at KU Lectures
Rabbi Elbert L. Sapinsley of Temple Beth Sholom Topeka will discuss Judaism at 8 30 am on April 26 28 and 30 in Room 210 Myers Hall Kansas University. The lectures are open to the public and are sponsored by the Jewish Chautauqua Society with the Kansas School of Religion. He serves as Jewish chaplain at Topeka Veterans Administration Hospital and has held leadership roles in local and national Jewish and civic groups.
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Elbert L. Sapinsley
Temple Beth Sholom
Topeka
Myers Hall
Kansas University
The
Jewish Chautauqua Society
Kansas School of Religion
Rabbi Sapinsley
Topeka Veterans Administration Hospital
Casterman Named Distinguished Military Student at KU
Pittsburg senior John M. Casterman is named Distinguished Military Student by Col. Max L. Putney at Kansas University. He earned the award for excellence in classroom instruction and summer training and will enter the Army as a second lieutenant in the armor branch.
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John M. Casterman
Pittsburg
Kansas University
Max L. Putney
Casterman
Armor
U. S. Army
Brezhnev Signals Breakup of Soviet Collective Farms
NEW YORK AP Leonid Brezhnev suggests the Soviet Union may split large collective farms into smaller units. He vows not to expand collectives or rush toward state farms and offers debt relief to aid farmers. Brezhnev notes both farm types will likely coexist for now while reforms proceed.
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New York
Soviet Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Soviet Union
Stalin
Communist Party Central Committee
Moscow
Brezhnev
Unemployment Drops in Kansas to 3.8 Percent
Kansas unemployment fell last week from 4.2 percent to 3.8 percent, the Employment Security Division reported. Benefits totaled 544,324 dollars for 13,333 residents, compared with 3.6 percent a year earlier.
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Topeka
Kansas
Memorial Hospital Admissions and Dismissals List
Memorial Hospital records show admissions for Mrs. Ruby Lobb Mrs. Patricia Ann Hardister Mrs. Ruby Jane Harris Ray Barnes Nate Pettengill Edwin C. Sample Brenda Sue Robb Mrs. Mary Ann Bereiter. Dismissals include Ray Harold Hall Mrs Edith Mae McManus Dianna Gail Adams Mrs Addie Gilbert Bradley C Mooney Roxlyn K Mills.
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Conn
Patricia Ann Hardister
N.H
Ruby Jane Harris
Ray Barnes
Westchester
Nate ‘Pettengill
Ind
Edwin C. Sample
Mass
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Mary. Ann Bereiter
4Th
Ray Harold Hall
McLouth
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Dianna Gail Adams
Route 5
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Oskaloosa
Bradley C.mooney
Jasu
Mrs. Bessie Marie Haug Dies at 71 in Lawrence
Mrs. Bessie Marie Haug 71 of 2236 Mass died Friday afternoon at Lawrence Memorial Hospital She was born May 19 1894 in Galesburg Illinois and lived in Lawrence since 1946 Funeral services will be at 2 p m Monday at Rumsey Funeral Home Rev Roy Brown in charge Burial will be at Topeka Cemetery Survivors include husband William L Haug one son Wilmer F Haug of San Leandro California four sisters Ruth Jones Osceola Iowa Margaret Strickland Quincy Illinois Bernice Nelson Macomb Illinois and Ina Frye Kansas City Kansas
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Galesburg
Ill
Lawrence
Rumsey Funeral Home
Roy Brown
Topeka Cemetery
William L. Haug
Wilmer F. Haug
San Leandro
Calif
Ruth Jones
Osceola
Iowa
Margaret Strickland
Quincy
Bernice Nelson
Macomb
Ina Frye
Kansas City
Kan
Public Executives Clemency Request and Estate Notices
Public filing for Claude K Landon Jr seeking clemency for murder in Douglas County Kansas scheduled for April 29 1965. Also notices appointing Douglas County State Bank as administrator with will attached of Annette P Malseed deceased and a city hearing on Westdale Road paving in Lawrence Kansas.
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Lawrence Daily Journal Sonce
Claude K. Landon Jr
Douglas County
Kansas
Topeka
Claude &. Landon Jr
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Annette P. Malseed
Annette Christine Malseed
Douglas County, State Bank
Lawrence
Annette P
Douglas County State Bank
Harold Scheve
Stough
City plans Westdale Road paving and district assessment
The Lawrence city governing body authorizes Westdale Road paving from Harvard to Centennial Drive to 27 feet wide with an $22,000 estimated cost. The district bounds are defined, with 80 percent city and 20 percent district cost sharing, based on land appraisals, subject to protest by 51 percent of property owners within 20 days.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
Westdale Road
Harvard Road
Centennial Drive
Weatdale Addition
Arid
Weatdale
James V. Owens
24Th Street
Ousdah Road
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Block 14
South Hills No
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South Hills No. 2
Southridge Addition No
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Lot & Said Block
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Block 1
James Ve Owens
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