Prisoners From New Mexico Arrive at Leavenworth in Decked Security
Up to 75 inmates from the riot wrecked New Mexico State Prison were expected at Leavenworth today. Forty six prisoners had arrived by plane to Kansas City and were bused to the federal penitentiary for reassignment while NM officials relocate more than 1,000 survivors. Guards monitored arrivals as a new classification system began to replace destroyed records. some inmates may be sent to other prisons while Leavenworth sets up a maximum security section.
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Bureau of Land Management
Mark Luttrell
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Carlin Discounts Aide's Threat to Fish And Game Appointee
Gov. John Carlin appointee Joseph Rishel testified that a former campaign aide warned he would be confirmed only if he helped push out Fish and Game director Jerry Conley. Rishel said the governor told him to disregard advice from John Lamb and that Lamb urged dismissal of Conley once the commission gained power.
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Topeka
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Fish and Game Commission
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Hutchinson
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Economic predictions from a columnist and experts
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff surveys inflation and wheat market notes in Wichita and Kansas State University economists warn on selling 1980 wheat crop. Highlighted themes include inflation recession deflation wage increases savings productivity and the idea that individual judgment matters as much as expert forecasts.
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John Cunniff
New York
Paul Samuelson
Wichita
Kan
Roy Frederick
Kansas State University
Japan Sees 1980 Auto Output Lead Potential
Tokyo reports Japanese automakers aim for a 10 percent production rise to 10.6 million vehicles, edging toward the United States as the world’s top car producer. Exports could reach 5 million units, with Toyota and Nissan forecasting gains and continued strong export demand for models like the Datsun 310 amid a shifting global market.
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Windfall oil tax aims to fund tax cuts and energy incentives
A House Senate conference panel cleared a path for final action on the windfall profits tax on oil, with a plan to fund at least 85 billion dollars in individual tax cuts in the 1980s and to provide energy and transportation incentives. The compromise paces the tax’s phase out starting 1984 or after 227.3 billion is raised, shrinking 3 percent annually until expiration, while considering inflation and rising oil prices.
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Carter
Conference Committee
Carter Administration
William Roth
R-Del
Senate
House
U.S
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Russell B. Long
D-La
Legislative Highlights and Policy Debates in Kansas
A 5-3 Senate committee endorsed a bill reviving the death penalty for specific murders, including those of inmates or witnesses and crimes during kidnapping or rape. Other actions include approving a usury ceiling easing bill, a floating spending lid, a Fish and Game Commission staffing concern, and partial support for a Hospital Cost Containment Act with budget review.
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Senate Federal and State Affairs Committee
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