Harder Hopes for Bigger Welfare Funding in Kansas
Dr. Robert Harder state director of social welfare expresses renewed optimism that the 1972 Kansas Legislature will increase welfare funding beyond the 1971 cuts. He notes a 20 percent reduction in basic payments and warns of potential case closures and delayed impact on state clients while planning to advocate for restored support in the next session.
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Topeka
Kan
Robert Harder
Kansas
Harder
Robert Docking
Welfare Department
State Farm Policyholders in Kansas to Get Dividends
State Farm Mutual will return about 804000 in dividends to nearly 238000 Kansas motorists over six months. Regional VP Donald W. Dugan noted most private passenger car policyholders will receive roughly 6.3 percent credit on their next premium, with refunds issued by check for nonrenewals.
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Topeka
Kansas
State Farm Mutual
Donald W. Dugan
State Farm
Missouri-Kansas
Columbia
Dugan
KU Ombudsman Office Opens Next Week at KU
The Kansas University Ombudsman office in the Kansas Union will begin regular operations Monday from noon to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. David Dysart, the executive director and a Wichita law student, announced Pamela Hooper a first year law student from Liberal will serve as director this year and the office aims to help resolve student community disputes similar to landlord tenant issues.
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Kansas Union
Dysart
Honolulu Plans Citywide Computerized Car Pool Initiative
Honolulu officials unveiled a city run system to reduce traffic and pollution, starting with 7000 city employees and expanding to the workforce. Residents would submit ecards to be matched by the city computer with four others, aiming to remove about 1000 cars from rush hours and offering incentives such as pooled car lanes and priority parking.
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Honolulu
Frank F. Fasi
Clay Logos
International Business Machines
Life of the Land
Logos
KU and K State Alumni Invited to State Game
Kansas legislators and KU and KSU Alumni Association boards are invited as special guests to the KU KU State football game in Lawrence. About 125 legislators are expected to attend with their wives, joining hosts for a buffet in the Kansas Union Ballroom on October 9 before watching the Memorial Stadium clash.
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Kansas
Kansas University
Kansas State University Alumni Association
Lawrence
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Bill Gant
Chamber
Kansas Union Ballroom
Alumni Association
Lawrence Business
Memorial Stadium
Gant
Laurence Chalmers
John Crown
Bob Hope
Allen Fieldhouse
Stephen Hill
iChamber
Child Research Attracts Sajon in Lawrence Visit
Dr. Rafael Sajon of the Interamerican Children's Institute in the OAS visits Lawrence for a three day stay to inspect KU Bureau of Child Research and Kansas Center for Human Development facilities. He aims to foster professional exchange between KU programs and the OAS and will meet Gov. Robert Docking and tour Parsons State Hospital and Training Center.
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Rafael Sajon
Argentina
Interamerican Children's Institute
Organization of American States
Lawrence
Bureau of Child Research
Kansas Center For Human Development
Kansas University
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East
Iowa
Enet
F.D.I.C
Sajon
Cheyenne
Winchester
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Vogue Decorator
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