Rhodesian pact nears deal on interim government plan
Prime Minister Tan Smith and three black leaders move toward a final accord to shape Rhodesia’s transition to black majority rule. Sources say an interim cabinet will include 15 black and 5 white members, with a possible signing by month’s end and a Black majority election within a year, while guerrilla groups may escalate armed action.
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Salisbury, Rhodesia
Tan Smith
Rhodesia
Smith
Rowan Cronje
Zimbabwe
Patriotic Front
Zambia
Mozambique
Abel Muzorewa
Ndabaningi Sithole
Jeremiah Chirau
David Owen
House of Commons
State Department
Joshua Nkomo
Robert Mugabe
Nkomo
Mugabe
U.S
Andrew Young
Muzorewa
Sithole
Chirau
Owen
London
Young
Urban P-Tax Changes Proposed Amid Reappraisal Debate
House Speaker John Carlin backs a constitutional amendment to extend use value property tax fairness from farmland to urban homeowners. The plan seeks to prevent large urban tax increases during reappraisal by letting the Legislature treat residential property separately, a step aimed at equity and preventing shifts onto homeowners.
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Peka
Kan
John Carlin
Carlin
House Assessment and Taxation Committee
Estate of Margaret L Lambert probate and creditors notice
In Franklin County Kansas the estate of Margaret L Lambert deceased is probated. Executor Sergei Nell Knight appointed on February 7 1978 with letters testamentary issued. Creditors must file claims within six months from first publication or be barred. Also includes zoning and public hearing notices for Ottawa Township and Elm Street improvements in Ottawa city.
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District Court
Franklin County
Kansas
Margaret L. Lambert
Margaret Louise Lambert
K.S.A
State of Kansas
Sergei Nell Knight
Serger Nell Knight
Ottawa Township
Franklin
Marais Des Cygnes
Ottawa
Zoning Board
Orewa Township
Planning Board
Board of County Commissioners
Kenneth M. Eowards
Elm Street
Atchison
Ansas
U. S.D. 290
City of
City Hall
City Commission Room
U.S.C
Viola L. Resuch
Orlin W. Smith
State Legislative Highlights and Bills From Kansas Senate
The Kansas Senate stalled on a capital punishment bill with no decision after over two hours of debate. A 19-21 vote defeated an effort to strike the bill from the calendar. The House passed welfare general assistance cuts for recipients defrauding welfare, sending it to the Senate. The Ways and Means Committee rejected wrongful death claims of two slain park rangerettes by a 7-3 vote. A 40-0 Senate vote approved allowing hiring of illegal aliens awaiting deportation. The House passed a transit bill to let Topeka and Wichita schools use metropolitan buses for student transport, sending it to the Senate.
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Kansas
Senate
House
Ways and Means Committee
Metro
Topeka
Wichita
Metropolitan Transit Authority
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Seigel Nell Knight
Gary L Jordan
Hickory
Atty
Banatit
Masland
Dacron
Saxony
F.H.A
Cancnemiek
Scotchguard
iShort
Plains
Winston ‘Vista
Wlet
Main
Jeff C. Finch
Masonic Hall
Wellsville
Personals
Alcoholics Anonymous
East 7Th
Pomona
Princeton Road
Kansas City Star
Pomona Lake
Waverly
Williamsburg
Toe Reed
Ottawa Herald
Herald Office
Herald
Leeds
General Motors Corp
Stadium Drive
Kansas City
Missouri
Equal Opportunity
Montgomery Ward
Sud and
South Main
Glen
Cal
Callect
Sunflower Plaza Tower
Tony Catanese
Investment Resources Corporation
Market
Suite 1
West
Giing
GMAD
Edwardsville
P.O
IDS
Donald C. Stephens
Investors Diversified Service
Eneral Services
Cevoli Ceramic Tile & Marble Company
Carlo Cevoli
Singer
Dundee Fabrics
Taylor Construction
Ralph Taylor
Call JL
Richmond
Jack
Jack Rutter
Joe Blake
Albright's
Hayden Equipment
Garnett
Bennie Stinson
Dan Arnold
N. King
John Fritts
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Associated Press
Wiew
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