Demo Senators Set Wheels Into Motion On Waste Issue
Democratic state senators outline a measure to stiffen hazardous waste enforcement in Kansas. It would make illegal dumping a felony, allow up to 5 million dollar fines for dumpers and producers, and empower local police to sue without state health office involvement. The bill, tied to 60 thousand tons dumped in Kansas City, comes as 1981 legislative focus on waste management begins.
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Steineger
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Sens
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D-Hutchinson
Norma Daniels
Wichita
Paul Feleciano
Jim Francisco
Richard Gannon
Dgoodland
Leroy Hayden
Santanta
Gerald Karr
D-Emporia
Billy McCray
Joe Norvell
Dhays
Nancy Parrish
Joe Warren
Maple City
Jobless Rate Drops Under Four Percent in Kansas
Kansas unemployment fell to 3.9 percent in November as 500 more workers found jobs. The total jobless count reached 47,900, with farm losses offset by 3,000 non farm positions. Wichita rose to 3.7 percent, Topeka fell to 5.0 percent, Kansas City Kansas stayed at 4.4, and Lawrence rose to 4.2 percent.
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State Department of Human Resources
Wichita
Topeka
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Lawrence
Wall Street mixed as Dow rallies briefly after sharp drop
The Dow Jones average rose about six points in early trading but eased to 964.33 by noon, with gainers slight against decliners. Analysts cited investor unease after investment adviser Joseph Granville urged dumping holdings and noted banks’ mixed prime rate actions, including Chemical Bank of New York raising loans to 20 percent.
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Notice to Creditors in Estate of Irvin R Malot Kansas
In the District Court of Franklin County Kansas the estate of Irvin R Malott deceased was probated and R M Clogston appointed executor. Creditors must file claims within six months from first publication or be barred. Attorney Wilhiam S Bowers Ottawa Kansas lists notices and deadlines. Classified deadline details follow for ads and display ads.
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Kansas
Irvin R. Malon
Irvin R. Malott
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LMI
Bee Lodge
Terriory
Ottawa Herald
Herald
Consumer Protection Division
Attorney General's Office
Topeka
Resolution sets hearing on dangerous building Ottawa Kansas
The City of Ottawa Kansas adopts Resolution 294 fixing February 18, 1981 at 9:35 a.m. in the City Commission Room to hear evidence on whether 130 N Locust and Lots 6 and 8, Block 43 are unsafe. Owners and interested parties to be notified. Mayor George L. Marstall and City Clerk Orlin W. Smith sign the document.
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