Kansas House Leaders Clash Over 1978 Session Outlook
Kansas House leaders differ on whether 1978 will be more political. Democrat Speaker John Carlin prioritizes the budget. Republican Wendell Lady stresses education and tax relief. Both foresee hearings on capital punishment and debate over community corrections and prison funding.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
John Carlin
Carlin
Smolan
Lady
Overland Park
Kansas State
Lansing
Carter in Home Stretch to Seek Multilateral Mideast Pact
In Brussels President Carter urged NATO allies that any new nuclear arms deal with the Soviet Union will consider Western security needs. He expressed optimism about a multilateral Arab Israeli peace, citing Egypt Israel talks and possible broader state involvement. Prime ministers and ministers relayed his remarks. In Kansas City state leader Bennett proposed a $32 million rise in secondary education funding and a competency based program with expanded school services.
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Brussels
Belgium
Carter
Atlantic
Soviet Union
Western Europe
Israel
Egypt
Leo Tindemans
Henri Simonet
Simonet
Mideast
Syria
Libya
Iraq
Anwar Sadat
Jordan
Topeka
Kan
Robert F. Bennett
Kansas
Bennett
Longtime FIHA official retires
Ottawa housing authority faces a slow regroup as longtime FIHA official retires. Officials outline plans on a large public TV boost, signaling shifts in housing oversight and community outreach.
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FIHA
Ottawa Housing Authority
Recycling Hectic Business From a North Kansas City News Item
Retired Ottawan Frank Martin and his grandchildren collect aluminum cans for Coors Cash For Cans program, delivering to a Topeka warehouse bi weekly. The process flows to Wichita, Alcoa Denver and back to Coors. Martin says the work fills spare time and may be profitable. twist top bottles hurt returns.
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Dan Winter
Frank Martin
Coors
Pence
Coors Company
Martin
Farmers Elevator Company
Jim David
Topeka
David
Wichita
Alcoa Aluminum Company
Denver
Alcoa
Bergland Eyes Parity Goal With Farmers in Omaha
Agriculture Secretary Bob Bergland arrived in Omaha for a five and a half hour visit tied to a farm strike. He met Sen. Edward Zorinsky and Gov. J.J. Exon, then moved to Ak-Sar-Ben where about 500 farmers greeted him for a noon luncheon and a 2 p.m. roundtable with leaders from nine states to discuss possible paths to 100 percent parity.
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Omaha, Neb
Bob Bergland
Omaha
Eppley Airfield
Bergland
Edward Zorinsky
D-Neb
Nebraska
J.J. Exon
Ak-Sar-Hen
Exon
Cliff Cuse
U.S.D.A
Gene Schrader
Colorado
Bill Struckmeyer
California
Gerald McCarthen
Texas
Stan DeBoer
Wayne Peterson
South Dakota
Jim Kramer
Kansas
Bobby Hawkins
Florida
Tom Kersey
Georgia
Wayne Eaken
Delaware
Kansas outlines plan for state energy department
A Topeka plan proposes a cabinet level Kansas Department of Energy to oversee all energy conservation and research with a 12 member staff. Rep Don Mainey cites underfunded energy office and forecasts about 200000 dollars annual operating cost plus 320000 federal funds. advisory council to be named.
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Topeka
Kan
Department of Energy
Kansas
Don Mainey
D-Topeka
House Energy Committee
Mainey
Kansas Energy
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