Kansas lawmaker warns tax shift from amendment risk
Rep Homer Jarchow warns passage of a classification amendment could trigger a 25 percent rise in property taxes for residential homeowners in Sedgwick County as inventories and related tax breaks are phased out over five years He argues the plan shifts taxes onto homeowners while supporting removal of inventories for businesses and farmers in a contentious statehouse debate
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Memorial honors Lee Strasberg at Broadway Shubert Theater
Hundreds of theater figures gathered at the Shubert Theater in New York to honor Lee Strasberg, father of method acting. The memorial recalled his energy and teachings as the Actors Studio founder died at 80 from a heart attack. His students included Brando, Monroe, De Niro, and Pacino.
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Westchester Hills Cemetery
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Paula Miller
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Majors Fawcett Settle House Dispute In Los Angeles
After a four day court fight over the 2.5 million Hollywood Hills home they shared during marriage, Lee Majors and Farrah Fawcett resolved the dispute on their own. Judge Harry Shafer said Fawcett may remain in the mansion and can buy out Majors share, with her continuing payments to him. Fawcett, 35, known for Charlie's Angels and Murder in Texas, had no comment.
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Charlie's Angels
Texas
Safeway to Close 70 Stores in Four States
Safeway Stores Inc will discontinue operations in its Omaha division by March 27, closing 70 grocery stores across Nebraska, Iowa, Kansas and South Dakota. About 2,000 employees will be affected as the firm redeploys operations to areas of greater opportunity amid ongoing losses and stiff competition from nonunion stores. Nebraska will see 42 closures, Iowa 24, with one each in Hiawatha Kansas and Sioux Falls South Dakota.
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Safeway Stores Inc
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South Dakota
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Ottawa City to hold public hearing on sidewalk and lighting upgrades
Resolution directs a public hearing in Ottawa Kansas on February 22 1982 at City Hall to assess the advisability of improving sidewalks drainage landscaping street lights and lighting systems in multiple blocks of Ottawa. It outlines benefit districts costs for City of Ottawa at large and parcels listed plus notices of estate matters and related legal notices from Franklin County Kansas.
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Franklin County
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East Second Street
Main Street
Hickory Street
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Man Street
Walnut Street
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City Commission Room
West Second Street
City of Or Kansas
George L. Marshall
Ima Jean Detrich
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