Lawmakers debate severance tax and tax plan in Kansas House
The Associated Press reports on a proposed 8 percent severance tax on oil, gas, and coal backed by 29 Democrats, with hearings slated in the Assessment and Taxation Committee the week of Feb 16. Republicans promise fair consideration amid a rival 4 percent sales tax bill aiming to boost school funding. The House cleared a first major bill 120 to 2 to fix a double taxation issue in auto reregistration. The Senate approved a Sedgwick County commission expansion election, and KEPCO bill backing 17 percent Wolf Creek plant stake advances, facing tougher House odds.
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The
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Reagan Celebrates 70th Birthday With White House Party
Ronald Reagan marked his 70th birthday with a surprise Oval Office visit by congressional leaders and Nancy Reagan. A cake lighting occurred as House leaders presented a congratulatory flag, while over 100 guests including Jimmy Stewart attended a planned White House party.
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Hearing Notice in Funk Estate Case 81P08 Kansas
A notice from Franklin County District Court announces a hearing in the matter of the estate of Harold M Funk deceased Case No 81P08 filed by Norma C Funk widow heir to determine descent of described real estate in Franklin County Kansas The first published date is January 23 1981 with last publication February 6 1981 and the notice includes standard advertising terms and consumer protection reminders.
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District Court
Franklin County
Kansas
Harold M. Funk
K.S.A
State of Kansas
Norma C. Funk
Lo Lang
Ottawa
Library Handles Space Needs With Caution and Deals
Dew notes removal targets poor condition or long-unread titles while Sullivan emphasizes keeping popular items in stock. The library uses interlibrary loans and a three month book leasing contract to test demand. unpopular titles return, while lasting favorites may be purchased at a discount.
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