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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1976
Page
7
Kansas Democrats push a 1976 session open vote on a controlled spending act to limit state outlays to expected tax revenue. Senate Minority Leader Jack Steineger argues surpluses cannot fund deficits, while Gov. Bennett defends cash-basis limits and calls the idea old hat.
Gov. Robert F. Bennett announced two messages for the 1976 Kansas legislature opening next week the state of the state general message and a separate budget message to be delivered in the second week. He will consult Senate President Ross Doyen and House Speaker Duane McGill on a timetable and plans to present a finalized budget aimed at reducing a 154 million dollar surplus with no tax increases through 1980. He also referenced an executive reorganization to create a department of human resources and will meet with Republican leaders ahead of the session to review budget proposals.
Baltimore radio host Commander Jim Morton runs a one night dating service on WFBR luring calls from adults ages 18 and up. The program blends top forty and oldies music with real time matchmaking as listeners seek partners while Morton screens callers and cuts off underage or disruptive participants.
Advertisements note ALL HARD Christmas candy 42 price and Metzger Salvage at 109 N Main with $4.00. Underwood Tax Service at 1614 S Main offers income tax help. Readers urged to verify Herald carrier payments with IDs. Drake's Bakery to open Tuesday. Young Place closing Tuesday for clearance sale starting Wednesday. New barber shop at 11 S Main opens Tuesday. Bill Hodgson of Centropolis formerly employed in KC.
Funeral services for Glenn H. Carpenter 63 of Wellsville will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Damron-Towner Chapel with burial in Highland Cemetery. Born October 7 1912 in Tucumcari New Mexico he was a farmer and stockman lifetime Franklin County resident. He married Lucille Story in 1933 in Franklin County. Survived by his father two sons three daughters a brother 13 grandchildren and a great grandchild. The family will receive friends 7 to 8 30 p.m. this evening at the chapel.
Carl Heart, a Salina youngster whose illness drew widespread sympathy, died of leukemia shortly before 8 a.m. at home one day before his 11th birthday. Surrounded by mementoes of a Disneyland dream vacation and his meeting with actor John Wayne, he ended a 16 month fight with the disease.
Dr Karl Menninger a noted psychiatrist remained in fair condition after six hour operation to remove a tumor from the back of his head at Mayo Clinic Rochester Minn A spokesman said a fuller report would follow Monday He 82 co founder of the Menninger Foundation was moved from Kansas to hospital after brain pressure relief surgery on Dec 18 and founded the Menninger Clinic 51 years ago.
All aliens in the United States must report their addresses during January as directed by the district director of the U S Immigration Service. Cards are available at post offices or Immigration Service offices and guardians must report for children under 14. Willful noncompliance risks fines, jail, or deportation. In Kansas 12,866 and in Missouri 22,859 reported last year.
Osage City Wellsville and Baldwin high debaters head to regional tournaments Jan 9 10. Wellsville Baldwin compete Moran Marmaton Valley High School Osage City at St Marys High School. First and second place teams advance to state debate tournament.
Rep. Joe Skubitz and Rep. Lionel Van Deerlin depart to inspect Indonesia’s Aran Field on Sumatra. They will meet Petra mina Corp officials and discuss U S energy and military policy with leaders in New Zealand Australia and Hawaii. The trip, sponsored by the House Armed Services Committee, covers New Zealand Australia Hawaii and Molokai with Mrs Skubitz accompanying.
In Quincy Illinois AP report one of four sons born Saturday night to Mrs Eugene Kuhn died early today at St Marys Hospital The remaining three boys Craig Christopher and Curtis born two months premature weighed three pounds 14 ounces to four pounds 10 ounces Colin the largest died The Kuhns 27 and 33 have three daughters ages 6 3 and 1 and deny fertility drugs The family is from Ursa Illinois
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