Congress Debates Tax Cuts Amid Fiscal Year Figures
Washington May 2 Congress remains undecided on tax cuts as Republicans and Democrats spar over how much government costs can be reduced for the fiscal year beginning July 1 1947 ending June 30 1948. Budget projections show $37.59 billion in government outlays and about $37.73 billion in expected tax revenues.
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Tax Cut Vote Debated As Truman Veto Looms
A discussion on whether to cut taxes is framed around a possible final vote, with Virgil Phillips and Paul Farrar as leaders. If Congress approves a tax cut, President Truman may veto it, forcing a veto override. Meanwhile Alpha Kappa Lambda at the University of Kansas plans to reopen a house at 1127 in September after its 1922 establishment and 1934 inactivity.
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Permit system governs bulk grain moves from Midwest to five states
Washington May 27. Expi ing at midnight Sunday May 23 will be the permit system for bulk grain movement from Colorado Kansas Missouri Nebraska Oklahoma and Texas since last December 9 according to the Interstate Commerce Commission. The system was set up to assure priority movement for bulk grain.
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Kansas university to offer humanities major in liberal arts
A new humanities major will start next fall at the University of Kansas, Dean Paul B. Lawson announced. The 42 credit hour program covers philosophy, foreign language, music or art, history and literature, with three new courses: classical and romance literature and German, Norwegian, and Russian literature in English translation, plus arts and music interrelation through drama poetry painting.
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College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
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Wellington Native Leatha Wright Fling Dies at 82
Wellington resident Mrs. Leatha Wright Fling 82 widow of Samuel B. Fling a Wellington hardware merchant died in a Wichita hospital Wednesday night Survival includes sister Mrs H J Reitel Wellington The body will be taken to Wellington for funeral services
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