Water policy splits over first in time right in Kansas
A Topeka meeting of Kansas water experts led by Sen. Charlie Angell debated the first in time first in right principle and its future under dwindling supplies. Participants warned the issue will shape the Legislature’s 30 to 40 year plan, with talks on potential conservation, zoning, and temporary water rights.
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Kansas
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HNS
Charlie Angell
Plains
Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee
Keith Farrar
House Energy and Natural Resources Committee
Water Authority
Governor's Office
Kansas Water Office
Board of Agriculture
Angell
Smoky Hill River
Hays
David Pope
Division of Water Resources
Pope
Tom Bell
Burrton
Bell
Farrar
Ogalalla
Angel
Doug McLure
Big Bend
Great Bend
Black Enterprise predicts 1984 job outlook for blacks
The Board of Economists reports unemployment among black Americans will fall to 16 percent in 1984 from 16.5 percent this year while blacks seek about 1 million jobs to return to 1978 levels. Wages for black workers are forecast at 179.9 billion dollars, 7.6 percent of total, with overall U.S. unemployment easing to 8.4 percent in November.
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Wharton School of
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Onemist
Brimmer & Co
Washington, D.C
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Eastern Airlines
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