Docking Bill Advances To Floor After Committee Vote
The Kansas Senate Ways and Means Committee sent Gov. Docking's corporate disallowance bill to the Senate floor without recommendation. The measure would bar corporations from deducting state income tax payments and aims to raise about 25 million dollars for the 1974 budget. The bill faces a tough floor battle needing 21 votes and alignment with House form to avoid further amendments or revival of opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Senate Ways and Means
Robert’ “Docking
Senate
Wint
Winter
Ottawa
House
Ways and Means Committee
Robert Bennett
Dockings
Clark to quit KU Dean post for SUNY Bingh amton
Clifford Clark, dean of the KU School of Business since 1968, will leave at the end of the school year to become vice president for academic affairs at SUNY Bing hamton. KU will name an interim dean as a search committee begins the successor hunt. SUNY Bing hamton enrolls about 9 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Clark
KU School of Business
State University of New York At
Binghamton
New York
Clark
Suny-Binghamton
Joseph McGuire
Business School
Kansas House Adjou rns Amid Budget Bill Standstill
The Kansas House abruptly adjourned after delaying passage to await clarity from the governor and Senate on the corporate disallowance bill described by Gov. Docking as key to the budget. Leaders cited procedural doubts and warned no further bills would pass until action occurs on Senate bills and the disallowance measure.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas House
Senate
Robert Docking
Donn Everett
Manhattan
House
Advisory Committee Approves Revised '74 Fund Application
East Lawrence advisory committee approved a revised fund application outlining about 50 000 for East Lawrence 125 000 for admin costs and 225 000 for Kansas River bridge work. The panel urged piloting a housing rehab program, enforcing a dog ordinance, and improving a Delaware Street recreation site while staying united for future federal programs.
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East Lawrence
Kansas River Bridge
Gun Injury No Bar To Dakota Parleys
A federal marshal was wounded in a major gunfire flareup at Wounded Knee as federal negotiators said they were willing to talk with AIM militants. Lloyd Grimm, 56, from Omaha, was hit at a roadblock and treated at Fitzsimmons Army Medical Center after surgery left him stable.
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Wounded Knee
U.S
Lloyd Grimm
Wayne Colburn
U.S. Marshals Service
Grimm
Omaha
Neb
Colburn
Pine Ridge
American Indian Movement
AIM
Fitzsimmons Army Medical Center
Aurora
Colo
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
William Hall
KU Alumni Honor Group Elects New Officers
Alumni leaders from Kansas and beyond named new officers for one year. Sutherland a KU engineering alumnus leads farm and business interests in Kansas and Missouri while Grimm Brizendine and Douce hold executive roles in finance aviation and energy sectors.
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Ciety, Inc
Kansas Association For Economic Growth
KU Endowment Association
Sutherland
Sutherland Lumber Co
Greenwood
Johnson
Miami
Lynn
Kansas
Bates County
Missouri
Overland Park
Alumni Association
Greater Kansas City
First National Charter
First National Bank
Livestock National Bank
St. Luke's Hospital
St. Luke’s Foundation
Dental Industrial District
Pembroke Country Day School
Grimm
Grimm & Davis, Inc
Investments of
New York
Yale Law School
New York Bar
New York Society of Security Analysts
The
Institute of Chartered Financial Analysts
Down Town Assn
New York City
Brizendine
Douglas Aircraft Corp
California
Douce
Phillips Petroleum Co
Greater University, Fund
Oklahoma Chamber of Commerce
National Safety Council
Manufacturing Chemists Assn
Oklahoma Business Development
Eudora Council Reviews Plant Prospects and Public Needs
The Eudora City Council heard plans from Chicago Battery Co to discuss locating a new plant here with a meeting set for April 4. The board also weighed library funding, Vinland Rural Water District plans, playground installation costs, trash pickup week, and dog catcher facilities.
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Eudora
Chicago Battery Co
Eudora Planning Commission
City Recreation Council
Craig Jacobs
Recreation Council
John Pinnick
Pinnick
Japanese Should Consider Kansas Assets, Owen Says
Lt. Gov. Dave Owen urged Japan to consider Kansas as a location for investment, citing sites for distribution centers and a possible motorcycle plant in Lawrence. He highlighted industrial revenue bonds and opposed a corporate disallowance tax, touting growth and federal revenue sharing as enough for next year. He favored a stronger governor lieutenant governor team but left his own political future undecided.
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Kansas
Dave Owen
Lawrence
Martha Nordyke
Sunflower Cabelvision
Owen
Japan
Kresge
Owens
Robert Docking
Albuquerque tenants sue Ridglea Apartments for deposit refunds
Laverna M. Kitzinger and another file civil suits against Ridglea Apartments alleging mismanaged security deposits. The state suit seeks full accounting for two years, funds held in a separate account, refunds to compliant tenants, and a temporary ban on new deposits. A separate county suit targets manager Ralph W. Lavat and Intone Corp for nonreturn of deposits, with possible judgments if parties fail to appear.
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Laverna M. Kitzinger
Albuquerque
N. M
Ridglea Apartments
Ridglea
Berkowitz
Ralph W. Lavat
Intone Corp
New Mexico
Lavat
The
Journal- World
Kitzinger
Gordon Stull
Iowa
Kansas University Law School
Turon
Stull
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Brenda Lenahan
David
Dean Post
SUNY
Duane McGill
Winfield
McGill
Kansas Senate
By Toby McIntosh
East Lawrenceighborhood Development
NDP
Washington
Delaware
Miss Ebaugh
EDP
Don Schaake
East Lawrence Project
Massachusetts Street
Schaake
Planning Commission
Eudora Library Board
Library Board
Leo Lauber
Vinland Rural Water District
Warren
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