Jackson Challenges Farmers At Missouri Auction
Rev. Jesse Jackson addressed about 1,000 farmers and activists in Plattsburg near a farm auction urging peaceful protest and legal action against Reagan policies. He outlined a humane, bipartisan plan to aid victimized farmers, aim mass rallies, and address debt, production costs, and the federal credit system. Perry Wilson Sr., whose farm home was being sold, watched as his family’s farm faced auction while Jackson drafted an agenda for reform. Wilson, aged 73, said he owed banks $234,000.
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Jesse Jackson
Missouri
Perry Wilson
Wilson
Jackson
Plattsburg, Mo
U.S
Washington
Kansas City
School Board Keeps Budget Talks With Staffing Changes
Continued from page 1 and Eugene Field urged abandoning combination classrooms. Nelson warned tighter general fund budget impact, but the board approved the proposals 7-0. Maes opposed to skip study time. The board also approved a police and fire protection class at ECVC for 13 224 dollars in materials and 27 119 salary, with 60 percent funded by the city. 16 students enrolled. 12 limit. Three girls among them. ECVC seeks Carl Perkins Act funds for startup. Also approved umbrella liability coverage for 1 500 dollars, adding 2 million per person. New principal search for OHS slated by mid May. football coach search by month end. Retirement/ resignations accepted. contracts issued for ECVC and OHS staff.
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Eugene Field
Nelson
Dan Andrews
Maes
East Central Vocational Cooperative
Department of Public Safety
Mike Newmaster
ECVC
Porter-Spears & Bundy
Ottawa
Ches
OHS
Marlin Kimball
Lincoln
Dennis Wilson
Central Heights OKs Contracts for Two Teachers
Central Heights U.S.D. 288's school board offered contracts for the 1985-86 year to Dan Parks, vocational agriculture instructor and football coach, and to Steve Getty. Parks expected to remain as coach. no supplemental contracts awarded yet. The board approved several repair items and set summer projects including bus renovation and asbestos encapsulation. The district’s PTA plans its first carnival for April 20 and accepted the resignation of Randy Howard.
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Central Heights U.S.D
Dan Parks
Steve Getty
Parks
June Betz
Betz
Allied Bus Co
Belton
Ottawa Roofing Co
Central Heights
Parent-Teachers Association
Randy Howard
Future Farmers of America
Science
Notice of Lease Forfeiture in Franklin County Kansas
First published April 2 1985 and published April 16 1985 this notice from Michael Eugene Jensen attorney at law declares the lease held by Jensen Old Company on the south half of the northwest quarter section 27 township 17 range 21 in Franklin County Kansas forfeited for breach. It directs H A L Petroleum Exploration Inc and successors to respond within twenty days and to surrender the lease to the Register of Deeds.
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H.A.L. Petroleum Exploration, Inc
John R. Block
Gary Henshaw
John M. Klausner
Grant W. Merritt
David L. Morgenson
Steven M. Swartz
Claudia Waters
Louis F. Drees
Terry Woodworth
Delbert Campbell
Dean Standen
Franklin County
Kansas
Jensen Old Company
Michael Eugene Jensen
Rural-Urban Clash at Kansas Senate Tax Hearing
In Topeka a Senate committee hearing on a House passed property classification amendment sparks rural urban conflict. Farm lobbyists back the plan while business advocates oppose, arguing for tax balance as lawmakers consider partial tax relief for farm machinery and valuation options ahead of the 1986 vote.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Senate
Kansas Chamber of Commerce and Industry
House
KCCI
David Litwin
Fred Kerr
Senate Tax Committee
Senate, Assessment and Taxation Committee
Kerr
Pratt
GOP
Don Montgomery
Sabetha
Dan Thiessen
Independence
Jim Allen
Ottawa
Litwin
Allen
West Franklin Sets Interviews for Williamsburg High Principal
West Franklin boards set April 18 19 for interviews of three Williamsburg High School principal finalists. 26 applicants. $100000 added to capital outlay. 16 Motorola FM radios for buses. $14795 plus $40 license for one radio. Arts Commission funds 6250 for artist in residence. district again accredited. no elementary library. no social worker hired despite 3 2 vote. move to new district office by May. resignations and staffing changes at Appanoose. renewed reading program cuts. recreation commissioner vacancy filled. negotiations discussed in executive session.
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Pomona
Williamsburg
West Franklin U.S.C. 287
Motorola
Cain
Kansas Arts’ Commission
West Franklin
Three Lakes
Janet Radcliff
Appanoose
Robert Dean
Williamsburg Recreation Commission
Joe White
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Hawthorne
Charles Heck
Davis Bennett
Bill Stauffer
Ann Creamer
Marilyn Sigmund
Larry Turnbaugh
By Bil Keane
Coen
AOW
ORLEM
Mr Pickle
Cale & Doering Attorneys At Law
East Fourth Street
Garnett
Hagar the Horrible
King Fo
Gretchen
Rover
James Cain
Frances Kaub
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