Snafu leaves bicycle brakes rule oddly selective
AP dispatch notes Kansas lawmakers passed a 1968 brake rule that requires bicycle brakes but omits trucks. The law takes effect January 1, 1969 after a late-session rewrite. T. M. Stratton of the Motor Vehicle Department cites inconsistency as a 66,000 pound tractor trailer at 80 mph remains unregulated.
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Kansas
T. M. Stratton
Motor Vehicle Department
Changes Asked by Rome on Kansas Constitution
Dick Rome Reno County attorney and Democratic attorney general candidate urged a 1968 era reform of the Kansas constitution. Speaking to the McPherson County Women's Democratic Club he called for a smaller legislature four year terms modest salaries for legislators smaller committees and stronger staff support.
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Canton
Kan
Dick Rome
Rome
Reno
McPherson County
Women's Democratic Club
Sedgwick County Farm Family of the Year named
The Paul F. Seller family of six children near Bentley was named Sedgwick County Farm Family of the Year. Children span eight months to 17 years. They will be honored at a Thursday luncheon.
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Wichita
Paul F. Seller
Sedgwick
Familly
Bentley
Kansan KIA Lacey NamedAmong 67 Vietnam Dead
The Defense Department added Marine Pfc Franke lin D. Lacey of Meriden Kansas to the Vietnam war dead list. The Pentagon said he died of wounds sustained in action.
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Washington
Defense Department
Lst
Vietnam
Pfc
Frankelin D. Lacey
Verne O. Lacey
Meriden
Kan
Pentagon
Bond sales in Kansas rise to 11.41 million in two months
Investments in Kansas show L M Schwartz of Paola state savings and bond chairman reports total purchases of Series E and H bonds and Freedom Share savings notes amounting to 11.41 million in the first two months of the year. The prior year period logged 11.54 million.
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Topeka (Ap
L. M. Schwartz
Paola
State Savings and Bond
Kansas
Wichita selects Bill Anderson as mayor in unanimous vote
AP reports Wichita city commission seats Bill Anderson as mayor replacing Clarence Vollmer. Anderson soon announced a two month restriction on city hall news coverage and barred reporters from obtaining staff reports on upcoming commission agenda.
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Wichita
City Commission
Bill Anderson
Clarence Vollmer
Anderson
City Hall
Public? Government Product Standards Outlined
A House subcommittee revealed federal testing data on consumer products and how government specifications and qualified product lists influence buying. The inquiry, led by Rep. Rosenthal, highlights the cost and complexity of translating technical standards for public use while noting dozens of brands and 1000 item types covered by tests.
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Washington
House
Committee On
Pub
Lic
Benjamin S. Rosenthal
D-N.y
General Services Administration
Heinz A. Abersfeller
Federal Supply Service
Char
John W. Wydler
R-N.y
Road Work Awarded for Perry Dam Relocation Project
The Riddle Contracting Co of Salina Kansas won a 1.56 million dollar contract for work near the Perry Dam and Reservoir in Jefferson County. The Kansas City District Army Engineers awarded the contract. Work includes relocating 18.4 miles of county road and building two plate girder bridges and three concrete bridges.
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Kansas City
Riddle Contracting Co
Salina
Kan
Perry Dam
Jefferson County
Army Engineers
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