Kansans favor liquor by the drink in restaurants
Kansas business leaders broadly favor liquor by the drink in establishments earning more than half their revenue from sales, a poll by the Kansas Association of Commerce and Industry shows. They split on school funding, with 35 percent supporting raising the sales tax, 28 percent backing federal revenue sharing, 24 percent preferring income tax hikes, and 13 percent proposing other ideas. The survey covered Dodge City, Hays, Wichita, Independence, Overland Park and Topeka.
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CBS
Robert D. Wood
CBS Television Network
Ike Godsey
Baldwin Sisters
Earl Hamner Jr
Blue Ridge Mountains
Virginia
Hamner
Richard Thomas
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John-Boy
Kentucky
Piedmont
Department of Transportation
Secretary of Transportation
Highway Commission
Kansas Department of Economic Development
Good Old Days Debate and Kansan Poll Revelations
A reflective and humorous nineties style reminiscence contrasts past hardships with modern benefits while a Kansas poll reports strong support for state administration of safety and consumer codes. Majorities back OSHA state inspection, consumer protection acts, and increased promotion of industry and tourism.
Five Agri teams study marketing issues for peaches hogs apples and more
Washington AP officials examine reports from five teams sent by Secretary Karl L. Butz to tackle marketing problems in canning peaches hogs apples potatoes and eggs. Major findings include surpluses from market failures and new producer entry plus export losses, with a push for coordinated promotion and boosted per capita consumption.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Karl L. Butz
Wall Street pros hopeful on small investors and liquidity
Wall Street professionals urge revival of small investors and foreign funds to boost trading liquidity. They foresee Germans and Japanese as immediate buyers while institutions have dominated trading, risking oscillating prices and reduced market smoothness. London reports Robin Hood star Edward Woodward practices archery for a Christmas show, noting skin toughening with practice.
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