Delay votes on Southeast Kansas Turnpike in Kansas House
In Topeka the Kansas House tentatively approved delaying the Southeast Kansas Turnpike start for at least a year citing energy shortages and potential federal tax changes. The measure pins bond issues to April 1, 1976 and aims to review finances in the 1976 session.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas House
Duane McGill
Rainfield
Eastwest
McGill
Kansas Turnpike
Wichita
Galena
Lgislature
House
Senate
Kansas State Fair Grounds
Hutchinson
cGill
Robert F. Bennett
Bennett intercedes For Rock Island
Gov. Robert Bennett wired the U S Railway Association urging an emergency loan to the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railroad to prevent Kansas grain costs rising by about 15 million and broad economic disruption. The railroad has not paid $1 million in 1974 property taxes across 27 counties and asked workers for voluntary pay cuts.
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Topeka
Kan
Robert Bennett
U.S. Railway Association
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Co
Rock Island
Kansas
Roc Island
Bennett
Housing project may be redesigned in Northridge
City officials discussed restarting the public housing occupancy project in Northridge. LHA member Bob Moser requested permission to hire an architect to design a new plan at the same site. A settlement in the related court case is hoped, with potential unit reductions and closer site adaptation.
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Northridge
Ohio
Local Housing Authority
Newton Creative Housing
Bob Moser
LHA
Moser
City Commission
Harvey County District Court
Alco
Roanoke Lane
Anderson
Housing and Urban Development
Detroit developers buy addition Westhaven Addition sale to Vilardi Zablocki
Detroit builders Frank L. Vilardi and Robert H. Zablocki purchased the Westhaven Addition from First Service Corp. The 92 building lots west of Anderson Ave and north of W. 15th along with 21 acres were acquired. First Federal Savings and Loan is not financing the deal. Zoning is R-1 for lots and R-3 for the acreage with streets and sewers contracted or partly completed.
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Detroit
Mich
Westhaven
First Service Corp
David Hanna Jr
Anderson Ave
W. 15Th
Frank L. Vilardi
Robert H. Zablocki
Vilardi
Zablocki
Hanna
First Federal Savings and Loan Assn
Senate Finance panel eyes $2000 homebuyer tax cut expansion
The Senate Finance Committee aims to approve a tax cut bill by tonight offering up to $2000 tax relief for home purchases April through December. The package totals about $31.5 billion, surpassing Ford’s request and the House amount, with Treasury rebates to begin by May 1. The plan also includes a $200 per person credit option and Mondale’s standard deduction substitution to aid families.
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Washington
Ford
Senate Finance Committee
Committee
Russell B. Long
House
Congress
Long
Senate
Treasury
Democrats
White House
Democratic
Ford seeks weekend shift on Cambodia military aid
President Ford's aides plan to soften opposition to a compromise on Cambodia aid over the weekend. Congressmen may be contacted to win approval from House and Senate committees. The House Foreign Affairs Committee and Senate caucus both rejected the latest compromise, with June 30 as a cutoff, while leaders warn of blocked peace talks if aid ends.
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Kansas Senate
Senate
Richard Rogers
Rogers
House
Washington
Ford
U.S
Cambodia
Ford Administration
Democratic
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Robert S. Ingersoll
Ingersoll
Donald M. Fraser
Dminn
Thomas E. Morgan
Dpa
Carl Albert
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Ramp upgrades for I-35W East and Broadway approved
Kansas State Highway Commission approves ramp improvements for I-35W East and Broadway, after city officials and Chamber of Commerce representatives met in Topeka. Interchange proposal for northbound I-35W at US 50 denied as impractical per traffic counts.
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East
Broadway
Kansas State Highway Commission
Jay Newton
Jame Conrad
Clyde Woods
State Highway Commission
Topeka
Newton
US 50
Chamber of Commerce
City Commission
Eastand Broadway
Highway Commission
Senate Finance Panel Cuts Income Tax by 2 Billion
The Senate Finance Committee approved a 2 billion reduction in individual income tax rates promising a 40 dollar saving for each taxpayer in 1975. The panel added to a 21.3 billion House tax cut and adjusted the total to 28 billion. The bill offers a home purchase tax credit up to 2000 dollars for purchases from April to December.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
House
Cage star questioned by FBI in Hearst case
Portland Trail Blazers center Bill Walton was questioned by FBI agents in San Francisco regarding Patricia Hearst. Walton said he cooperated and knows nothing about the SLA or Hearst. His attorney Charles Garry noted Walton had not seen the Scotts recently and was unaware of any grand jury involvement.
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Associated Press
Bill Walton
Portland Trail Blazers
National Basketball Association
FBI
Patricia Hearst
Charles Garry
Walton
Portland
San Francisco
Garry
Bill
Scotts
SLA
Jack Scott
Ore
Scott
Miss Hearst
Pennsylvania
Pocono Foothills
Symbion
Weather outlook for South Central region
Increasing cloudiness and not as cold tonight with lows in the upper teens to low 20s. Saturday will be mostly cloudy and a bit warmer with highs in the 40s. Winds southwest to south at 5 to 15 mph tonight. Aircraft data from KIRG shows high 28 to 30 and humidity around 68 to 70 percent. barometer 30.22 to 30.18.
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South Central
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Westhaven Addition
Walter F. Mondale
State Restate Department
Kansan
Hesston
Bulletin
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