Gasoline Demand Up 12 Percent Across United States
AP reports gasoline demand rose 12 percent since 1971 while refinery output grew only 6 percent. For the week ending May 4 a 22 million gallon daily deficit existed, with Missouri, Kansas, Iowa, and Nebraska reviewing fuel reserves at the OEP meeting led by Warren Mankin and Francis Robin. Kansas acted strongest to limit state vehicle use, and officials warned of flood repair fuel needs along the Mississippi and Missouri rivers, with Missouri facing about $20 million in damage.
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Kansas City
United States
Interior Department
Office of Oil and Gas
Warren Mankin
Denver
Office of Emergency Preparedness
OEP
Missouri
Kansas
Iowa
Nebraska
Francis Robin
John D. Montgomery
Tobin
Mississippi
Supervisory Seminar Set at Kansas University May 31
About 200 people from Kansas and the Kansas City area expected for the sixteenth annual Supervisory Seminar on May 31 at Kansas University. Theme is Positive Reinforcement. Edward J. Feeney will lead, with experience in identifying profit areas and using multimedia instruction. Seminar in the Kansas Union, sponsored by KU Continuing Education Division under Karl Kappelman.
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Kansas
Kansas City
Kansas University
Edward J. Feeney
Emery Air Freight Corp
Northwestern University
Feeney
National Society of Programmed Instruction
Sales Executives Club of New York
Kansas Union
KU Continuing Education Division
Karl Kappelman
County Seeks Federal Funds for Probation Internship Program
Douglas County Commission approved an application to Governor's Commission on Criminal Administration for 8 941 dollars in federal funds matched by 3 000 dollars in county funds to continue the probation office internship program from July 1 1973 to June 30 1974. The grant funds two full time interns in summer and two part time interns during the school year, under the Kansas University School of Social Welfare. last year the program cost 9 055 dollars.
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Douglas County Commission
Governor’s Commission On Criminal Administration
Beth Eden
Kansas University School of Social Welfare
Miss Eden
Commission
Contract Awarded For Urban Storm Drainage Study
The State Highway Commission and the Federal Highway Administration award a $24,966 contract to Kansas University's Center for Research, Inc. Yun-Sheng Yu, professor of civil engineering, leads the project to gather data to improve design accuracy of urban storm drainage systems in Kansas, aiming to boost highway safety and cost effectiveness.
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State Highway Commission
Federal Highway Administration
Kansas University
Center For Research, Inc
Yun- Sheng Yu
Kansas
Federal Reserve Tightens Business Loan Funds
The Federal Reserve Board orders member banks to raise reserves on large certificates of deposit from 5 to 8 percent. Effective June 7, the move reduces funds available for business lending, forcing banks to hold more in reserve and curb credit. For a bank with 20 million in CDs increasing to 25 million, reserves rise from 250,000 to 400,000, limiting 150,000 in potential lending.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
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Monsanto Chemicals
Ray Polk
Pennsylvania
Lawrence
Davis
Daluxe
Davis Du-Luxe Enamel
Farm & Ranch
Grumbacher
Armin Landis
al Sarge
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