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Farmers Hear Budget Hearing Warns Against Policy Shifts
In Atchison Kansas more than 800 farmers and residents attended a field hearing by the U S House Budget Committee to oppose Reagan era farm cuts. Economists warned debt and budget deficits threaten farm income while critics urged balance and cautious reform to avoid deeper crisis.
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Atchison, Kan
Congress
Reagan
Kansas
Atchison American Legion Hall
U.S
House Budget Committee
Howard Wolpe
D-Mich
Fitnchbaugh
Revenue sharing cuts threaten county city services in Ohio's Franklin County
Franklin County and Ottawa city face equipment and program funding risks if federal revenue sharing ends. The city relies on 129,746 dollars in 1985 revenue sharing for equipment and auditorium reserve funds, while the county budgets 530,000 for 1985 and spent 992,857 last year largely on public works gear. Officials warn reductions could hit the Historical Society, Humane Society, Fair Board, and road/maintenance projects, forcing cuts or tax hikes.
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Melissa Bauman
Franklin County
Ottawa
Reagan
la France
Cannon
Lambertson
Fair Board
Lancasid
Hie
Humane Society
Bob Clagaton
Clegator
Franklin County Public Works Department
Laura Sutton
Sutton
Financial and General Administration
County Public Works Department
Larry Larson
County Public Works
Larson
Kansans laud lawmakers in Wolf Creek safety letter
Spokeswomen for two environmental groups praised 101 of Kansas' 165 lawmakers for sending a letter to NRC chair Nunzio Palladino demanding the commission follow its rules and answer safety questions at the 2.9 billion Wolf Creek plant before a low power license. They urged a congressional inquiry and probed possible management wrongdoing.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Wolf Creek
Marsha Marshall
DeSoto
Kansas Natural Resources Council
Nunzio Palladino
NRC
Nuclear Regulatory Commis
Sion
Stevi Stephens
Lawrence
Nuclear Awareness Network
Robert T. Stephan
Ms. Stephens
Kansas bankers call special convention on multibank issue
The Kansas Bankers Association will hold a special convention at 2 p.m. March 2 in Topeka to reconsider its pro multibank stance and declare neutrality, a move backed by 141 members who signed a petition. The session aims to shape the fate of a Senate bill to permit corporate chain ownership of banks under unit banking law.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Bankers Association
KBA
Kansas
Harold Stone
Senate Financial Institutions and Insurance Committee
Patrick Hurley
Kansas Association of Economic Growth
Tax Overhaul May Not Be So Simple
The Tax Foundation finds the Treasury plan would offer limited simplification for individuals and complex fringe-benefit taxation could worsen union management relations. It notes seven of 18 major provisions improve planning, twelve ease compliance, eight complicate planning, and three have unknown impact. The report says overall investment may be dampened and simplification is offset by indexing and fringe-benefit tax changes.
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Washington
Conservative
Tax Foundation
Treasury Department
Foundation
Treasury
Treasury Plan
Foun
Congress
Reagan
Foreclosure Sale Provokes Rowdy Protest in Gove County
About 15 to 20 angry protesters in a crowd of over 100 chased Sheriff Dean L. Baum through the Gove County courthouse as a foreclosure sale for 1,120 acres owned by David and Virginia Jensen proceeded. The bill of sale was read after a prior auction sparked earlier protests. no arrests were made. Paul Shepard of WaKeeney, for the Federal Land Bank, bid $490,456 to complete the sale despite the mob’s harassment on the steps outside.
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Gove, Kan
Gove
Dean L. Baum
Baum
Kansas
David
Virginia L. Jensen
Shepard
Three arrested in three county crime spree with four dead
Bond set at 5 million dollars each Friday for James C. Hunter 33 Amoret Missouri Daniel E. Remeta 27 Traverse City Michigan and Lisa J Dunn 18 Traverse City Michigan after a three county crime spree left four dead including two hostages Abduction occurred at a grain elevator in a small town They face seven charges including two counts of first degree murder aggravated kidnapping aggravated battery of a law officer aggravated battery and aggravated robbery Preliminary hearings tentatively set for Feb 25 with court to appoint counsel due to lack of funds.
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Colby, Kan
James C. Hunter
Amoret
Daniel E. Remeta
Lisa J. Dunn
Traverse City
Mich
Thomas County
Richard Ross
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Kansas State University
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Flinchbaugh
Atchison, Kansas
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Federal Reserve Bank
Kansas City
Henry Scherer
Atchison
Scherer
John Carlin
National Governor’s Association
Reagan Administration
Carlin
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