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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1975

Page

4

Bennett Seeks Pay Cuts but Supports Legislature Raises

Gov. Bennett urged cutting pay increases for elective state officials in a major wage bill while backing higher pay for legislators. The plan adds 27.3 million for civil service raises of 5 percent plus 25 dollars a month and includes magistrates and judges. Bennett pressed for a cautious, data-backed overhaul and announced a task force to study the salary structure. He noted his view is advisory to a conference committee handling the bill. Kansas aims to align with comparable states, with ethics and public support in mind. In other action, Kansas food service director told a Senate panel Kansas uses a unique school lunch funding system saving money and expanding participation, while USDA seeks to streamline federal aid into a single annual grant to states.

Topeka Kan Robert F. Bennett House Senate Kansas Supreme Court District Court J. C. Tillotson R Norton Elwaine Pomeroy Jack Janssen D Lyons Neal Whitaker Wichita John Bower R McLouth Michael Glover D-Lawrence Bennett Senate Richard Rogers House Duane McGill Washington Kansas Food Service Senate Agriculture Jone H. George Kansas

Symington to Leave Senate in 1976 bid

ST. LOUIS AP Sen Stuart Symington of Missouri will not seek re election in 1976 announcing the decision after the death of his wife Evelyn in 1972. The 73 year old Democrat cited Democratic concerns and personal shifts as factors and sparked talk of a wide open race with potential bids from Rep James Symington Warren Hearnes and Joseph Teasdale among others. Missouri Attorney General John Danforth, who lost to Symington in 1970, is expected to seek the Republican nomination.

ST. Louis Stuart Symington D-Mo Senate Symington Missouri Evelyn Springfield James Symington Warren E. Hearnes Kansas City Jackson County John C. Danforth

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