Efficiency keynotes Wellsville school proposal
Page 3 reports on efficiency principles guiding a Wellsville school proposal. Insider Highlights lists emphasis on cost reduction, streamlined procedures, and potential impact on district planning. Page 3 coverage notes project scope, expected timelines, and community responses.
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Kansas changes vehicle personal property tax timing
Kansas residents will pay personal property taxes on vehicles only at registration beginning 1981 under a 1979 law. Owners who last name begin with Zilch to Y will see delayed or no taxes through 1981. new vehicles bought in 1980 skip taxes until 1981 registration, while new 1981 purchases owe tax at registration.
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Peka
Kan
Kansas
John Bottenberg
Kansas Division of Vehicles
Bottenberg
Jack Carrow Builds High Power Engines for Racing and Pulling
George B profiles Jack Carrow of J & N Precision Engineering in Wellsville. With six workers, his shop rebuilds engines for street use at about 1200 dollars or 650 for stock builds, while he still races and supplies NHRA engines for Billy Graham and Jim Ruble. He also backs tractor pullers like Ronnie Reed, noting dramatic horsepower in pulling engines. Married 30 years to Nancy, he remains devoted to engines and racing despite stepping back from driving.
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George B
Pyle Wellsville
Jack Carrow
Carrow
J & N Precision Engineering
South Main Street
Kansas City
Bob Sullivan
Precision Engines
National Hot Rod Association
Billy Graham
National Tractor Pullers Association
Reed
Nancy Carrow
J&n
State Eyes Utility Relief
Governor John Carlin announced a plan to distribute about 10 million dollars in federal funds to help roughly 60,000 Kansas families pay winter utility bills. If approved, relief could begin by late December or early January, targeting those hardest hit by rising bills.
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Topeka
Kan
John Carlin
Kansas
Carlin
Iran vows hostages trials while embassy siege continues
Iran's revolutionary government says some of the 50 U S hostages will be tried as spies while others may be released soon, as militants refuse to release anyone until the ousted shah is returned. Khomeini calls for unity amid revolts, and Azeri Turks seize Tabriz, challenging the regime. The United Nations warns such trials breach Vienna conventions.
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Iran
U.S
Shah
Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini
America
Waldheim
Rudolf Stajduhar
Paris
Shahriar Mustapha Chafik
Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
Ghotbzadeh
Carter
Texas Air Force
New York
Khomeini
United States
Ottawa to host four day chautauqua on Victorian architecture
Ottawa plans a four day chautauqua on Victorian architecture with public lectures panels films and walking tours. Deborah Barker of the Ottawa Community Arts Council says the event aims to involve many groups, seek a $1500 KCH mini grant and cost about $1600.
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Jay Bemis
Ottawa
Deborah Barker
Ottawa Community Arts Council
Ottawa Jaycees
Barker
Arts Council
Jaycees
Municipal Auditorium
Washburn
The
Chautauqua
George Washburn
Frank Lloyd Wright
Kansas Committee For the Humanities
KCH
National Endowment For the Humanities
U S Plays Game With Semantics
President Carter ruled out any military action against Iran that would harm the 50 Americans held hostage in Tehran. He warned against bloodshed but left open the option if captives are harmed, speaking after meeting relatives.
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Carter
Iran
Tehran
State Department
Sen
Edward M. Kennedy
Kennedy
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