Wellsville District approves 1992-93 budget with mills cut
The Wellsville Board of Education approved the 1992-93 budget reducing mills by 30.63 and boosting state funded revenue under a new school finance plan. Projected 1993 spending reaches 6,059,704 versus 4,441,577 in 1992, largely due to capital outlay transfers and duplicated line items. The district will rely on 49.72 local mills, with state aid totaling 4,098,960 for the general fund.
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Bill Tellier
Herald
Wellsville Board of Education
Don Williams
Williams
Wellsville
General Fund
Prison growth eyed but space remains ample in Kansas
Corrections Secretary Gary Stotts told a legislative committee that Kansas prisons will rise to within about 100 inmates of capacity, with an estimated 28 new inmates monthly through mid 1993. Current total, including work release and county jails, reached 6,214, while capacity stands at 6,622 under a 1989 federal order.
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Topeka
Kan
Corrections
Gary Stotts
Stotts
Lamed State Hospital
Special Committee On Judiciary
Department of Corrections
Weather Tonight and Kansas Forecast Update
Partly cloudy tonight with a low near 60 and northeast wind 10 to 15 mph. Extended Kansas forecast shows a chance of thundershowers Thursday and Friday, dry Saturday, unseasonably cool with highs in the 70s and lows in the mid 50s to low 60s.
West Franklin OKs budget and program changes
Pomona district approves 1992 93 budget with state set general fund levy of 32 mills and total expenditures of 4 353 962, moving 300 000 from separate funds. Five Pomona High girls report top honors at national Future Homemakers of America event in Chicago.
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Diane Yeamans
Pomona
West Franklin
James E. Cain
Recreation Commission
Cain
General Fund
Future Homemakers of America
Chicago
Melissa Hoyt
Liz Schleichter
Jodi Chambers
Christy Rowland
Tiffany Messick
PHS
Loyd Builders
Ottawa
Williamsburg
Ann Punk
Funk
Williamsburg and
Pomona High
Williamsburg High
Man Injured in Drive-By Shooting in Kansas
Riley County authorities investigate a drive by shooting on US 77 that struck a man multiple times. Radio station KJCK in Junction City reported the victim may be a prosecutor from a drug task force. He was hospitalized. condition not released.
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Manhattan
Kan
Riley County
KJCK
Junction City
Adam Angst
Riley County Police Department
Angst
New school finance law to tighten budgets in Kansas
Kansas ended the fiscal year with a $19.2 million general fund surplus but faces heavy future costs for the new school finance plan. Legislative analyst Richard Ryan warned that the plan could require at least $310 million in new general fund money in 1994 and 1995, eroding balances and forcing substantial cuts if revenue grows slowly or balances shrink.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Richard Ryan
Legislative Research Department
Ryan
Legislative Budget Committee
Statehouse
ENROLL AT NCCC and Aug events roundup
Community notices list AN C ete CHOLESTEROL Clinic on Aug 18 8 30 to 11 30 am Fr Co Health Dept enroll at NCCC Aug 17 9 am to 7 pm classes begin Aug 19 and week of Aug 2. Details on HHW facility deposits and JR Rodeo info.
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Fr. Co. Health Dept
NCCC
Mon
Jacob Ryan Sylvester
Cornerstone
Franklin County
Ottawa Herald publishes 1992 subscription rates and staff notes
The Ottawa Herald lists post and mail subscription rates effective March 16 1992 for Ottawa and surrounding areas. It names staff positions including Editor Publisher and Advertising Director and provides rural, motor route, Frankin County and statewide rate tables with advance payment terms.
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Jim A. Hitch
Jay Bemis
Tom Love
Peg Armstrong
Virginia Whitacre
Otlica
Wayne Snown
Press
Foremar
Jean Rossman
Ottawa
Cartier
Franklin
State of Kansas
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