Carlin Maintains Push On Property Tax Reform And Highway Funds
Gov. John Carlin stressed two top 1980 Legislature priorities: a constitutional amendment to classify residential and some personal property for tax purposes and a plan to raise motor fuel taxes for highway renovations. He urged bipartisan support and warned of potential court-ordered reappraisal if action stalls, while noting opposition within his own party.
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Kan
John Carlin
Carlin
Democratic Party
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Overland Park
House
Iran’s Bani Sadr threatens war on Iraq and Israel
Iranian President Bani Sadr warns Tehran rally that Iran will strike if border hostilities worsen and vows to resist oil hungry allies backing Carter sanctions. He labels Iraq as dancing to Western tunes and promises action against any escalation. Tehran Radio reports.
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Ottawa board set for regular session Monday night
Ottawa's Board of Education will meet in regular session Monday night at 7 30 in the board's office at 4208 Main. Before the meeting, 7 o'clock, teachers Carol Johnson and Dianna McKenzie will present on the junior high's achievement center.
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Board of Education
Main
Carol Johnson
Dianna McKenzie
Carter urges closer alliance as Iran hostages fester
President Carter told the American Society of Newspaper Editors that allies have not done enough to back U S moves against Iran. European ministers pledged to press for hostages’ release but offered no clear sanction plan. Norway recalled its envoy and West Germany withdrew theirs as Washington kept broad sanctions. Turner warned that coercive pressure faces a tough barrier, yet diplomacy may fail without new steps.
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Europe
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U.S
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EEC
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Lot Of Work For A Veto
TOPEKA Kansas AP leaving no doubt the latest death penalty bill will be vetoed a spokesman for Gov John Carlin said the printed version is still being printed and may not reach Carlin before next week Bill Hoch said the bill has not cleared printing and enrolling and cannot be vetoed until it arrives on his desk The printing could finish late today or early next week It was earlier expected to be ready for veto this morning The bill passed 81 42 in the House and 21 19 in the Senate Few expect six more votes to override the veto in the Senate or three more in the House to reach 84 needed in that chamber
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Topeka
Kan
John Carlin
Carlin
Bill Hoch
Hoch
House
Senate
Three Killed In Area Collision Near Garnett Usa 169
Three people died and one was critically injured in a head on crash about three miles north of Garnett on US 169 Thursday night. Victims were Stephen Rues 76 Cecilia Rues 71 of rural Greeley and Grace Rockers 52 of rural Garnett. Grace Rockers husband Louis 61 driver of the other vehicle remained in critical condition at KU Medical Center after transfer from Anderson County Hospital. Funeral arrangements were pending with Farris Feuerborn Funeral Home in Garnett.
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Highway Patrol
Stephen Rues
Cecilia
Greeley
Grace Rockers
Louis Rockers
Grace
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Tax Refunds Delayed Amid Treasury Cash Strategy
The Treasury Department will delay about 3 billion dollars in tax refund checks this week to ensure sufficient cash. Checks will be mailed Monday and received by taxpayers on Tuesday at the earliest. A spokesman cited a conservative cash management policy during a seasonally heavy drain of government cash.
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Treasury Department
Treasury
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