Bennett Outlines Water and Energy Aims for Kansas
Gov. Robert F. Bennett previews recommendations at the Kansas State Board of Agriculture dinner. Proposes 5 new staffers for Water Resources with 74 338 dollars to clear water right backlogs and a 50 000 dollar river study with USGS, plus 60 000 dollars for outside counsel to monitor FPC hearings. Seeks 1 million dollars for rural water districts and honors Roy Freeland for 26 years in state agriculture.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Robert F. Bennett
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Bennett
Board of Agriculture
Division of Water Resources
Arkansas River
U.S. Geological Survey
Federal Power Commission
Washington
Roy Freeland
Freeland
Kansas Agriculture
National Association of State Departments of Agriculture
American Agriculture
National Association
Colorado Ski Areas Report On Wed Jan 12 1976
Colorado Ski Country USA lists snow depths and recent snowfall at major ski areas. Notable readings include Breckenridge 20 inches depth with packed powder and hard packed, Aspen Mountain 17 depth with powder, Telluride 17 depth and 0 new snow, Vail 21 depth with packed powder, and Wolf Creek open with no report. Weekend and limited week areas like Pikes Peak show 30 depth and open Friday through Monday.
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Denver
Colorado Ski Country USA
A-Basin
Arapahoe East
Aspen Highlands
Aspen Mountain
Buttermilk
Snowmass
Breckinridge
Ski Broadmoor
Copper
Sunlight
Telluride
Vail
Winter Park
Pikes Peak
Midway
Air Force Moves to Transfer Richards-Gebaur personnel
The Air Force recommends moving 2,184 military and civilian staff from Richards-Gebaur to Scott AFB in Illinois and cutting 1,543 jobs. The plan, first shown two years ago, aims to shift the Air Force Communications Service to Scott while keeping a small reserve unit at Richards-Gebaur, with projected annual savings of about 18 million and a one time 6.1 million from canceling construction.
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Kansas City
Air Force
Defense Secretaries
Richards-Gebaur Air Force Base
Scott Air Force Base
Illinois
Air Force Communications Service
Richards-Gebaur
Scott
442Nd Tactical Airlift Wing
Inflation Tax Seen as Growing Burden on Workers
Washington AP reports a government study says inflation erodes tax benefits and pushes earners into higher brackets. Indexing personal exemptions and the standard deduction to the CPI could prevent unintended tax rises, with similar moves already in Canada and parts of Europe.
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Congressional Budget Office
Executive Branch
Advisory Commission On Intergovernmental Relations
France
Netherlands
Canada
U.S
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Lasher
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Gary Sobba
Rt. 5
Paola
John Shields
Walker Real Estate
Tom Bach
Blak Te eareLeeb
Ottawa
Ransom Bennett, JR
W. G. Ransom
Steven D. Dailey
R. C. Winchester Cashier
Maxine Lichtenberger
Norma Miller
Neva Snyder
Robert B. Anderson
Wayner D. Angell
J. W. Dickerson
Thomas F. Porter
William W. Wallace
Winton A
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Federal Reserve Bank
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Peoples National Bank & Trust
FDIC
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