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Newton Kansan

Location

Newton, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1976

Page

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Bennett outlines Kansas budget issues and listener questions

Governor Bennett told about Kansas budget problems at a Ramada Inn luncheon in Newton, urging cash budgeting and warning against borrowing. He responded to 12 questions on topics from groundwater and medical indigence to aging funds and higher education, and noted ongoing studies and interim fixes.

Robert Bennett Ramada Inn Bennett Kansas Tom Bell Halstead Equus Beds Marvin Ewert Bethel Deaconess Hospital Dick Chamberlain Newton Chamber of Commerce Jim Werries Newton Ambulance Service Charles Medley Caldwell Carla Unger Dwaine Ruesser al Weber Kansas Wheat Commission

Prospect for Kansas economy brightens says Bruske

Kansas economic outlook appears favorable for next year based on rising inquiries about industrial sites and products. Edward Bruske and Gov. Bennett spoke at a Ramada Inn luncheon as the department plans Washington visits to promote the state.

George J. Hanna Newton Chamber of Commerce Edward Bruske Kansas Department of Economic Development Howard Wilkins Wichita Economic Development Commission Dick Dykes Larry Montgomery KDED Bennett Kansas Dept. of Economic Development Department Bruske Robert Bennett Ramada Inn Washington Newton Kansas Assn. of Commerce and Industry

U S braces for oil price rise as OPEC meet nears

A government study warns higher imported oil costs will lift gasoline and heating oil prices and worsen inflation. OPEC plans a possible 5 to 15 percent hike, with the United States opposing any increase.

Washington U.S Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries Qatar Persian Gulf United States Frank Zarb State Department OPEC New England

Post Office Extends Saturday Hours for Christmas

Postmaster Layne Larimore announces extra Saturday hours for Christmas mailings. Windows will stay open until 4 30 p m for the next two Saturdays.

Layne Larimore

Woman Dies in Armed Robbery at Local Store

A 62 year old Newton woman Leona P Cotton clerk at Jones Liquor Store 1311 Washington Road was shot fatally during an armed holdup. She died on arrival at Axtell Christian Hospital minutes after the incident. Police Chief Paul Hastings provided the details noting the wound was a single shot to the left shoulder. This marked the second holdup in a week.

Newton Leona P. Cotton E. 4Th Jones Liquor Store Washington Road Axtell Christian Hospital Paul Hastings

Weather and crime notes from Hastings and surrounding area

Decreasing clouds and colder tonight with lows in the mid to upper teens. Saturday should be clear with highs in the low 40s and northerly winds 5 to 15 mph. In Hastings a purse snatching occurred with two black males. about $60 and a Social Security check taken. A separate incident involved a store holdup where a female was shot. no weapon recovered and no leads provided. Authorities describe the suspects and link none to a Newton holdup. the area has had recent armed robberies and a murder remains unsolved.

South Central KIRG Hastings Washington Road Max Gilbert Gilbert Cotton Newton Abilene James William Pepper) Jackson Jr Jackson

Carter advisers favor tax breaks to boost economy

President elect Carter nears consensus with staff big business and labor calling for tax cuts to spur growth. A 15 member corporate group urged a $15 billion tax cut plus a $3 billion rise in investment tax credits and a $5 billion jobs program targeting youth welfare recipients and the long term unemployed. The plan would mostly aid workers earning under $20,000, about 72 percent of the total cut, and aims to offset inflation driven tax hikes since 1972.

Washington Carter Reginald Jones General Electric Co Thomas B. Lance

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