Kansas House limits posts on audits and state staff
The 1921 Kansas House opened with bills to curb the Legislative Post Audit Division from auditing or reviewing legislative bodies unless required by law and to limit post audits to agencies covered by sunset legislation. A separate bill would cap state employees at 90 percent of July 1, 1981 authorized levels. Speaker Pro Tem Ben Foster and Rep. William Novak lead the measures, amid related complaints about auditing practices and ongoing staffing debates in Topeka.
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Topeka
Kan
Legislative Post
Kansas House
Post
Ben Foster
Rwichita
William Novak
R-Lost Springs
Foster
Legislative Post Audit Division
Claims Committee
Richard Brown
Novak
John Carlin
House
State Board of Education
Congress
Martin Luther King Jr
Calhoun's department store planned for Ottawa in March
Ottawa Chamber announce Calhoun's, Inc. will move to town in March to boost local shopping and keep trade at home. It praises building upkeep, notes new business prospects, and invites community involvement. A chamber banquet is set tonight with 1981 president name handover, plus various local notices including a rural crime prevention class and a new auto cosmetology shop.
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Larry Powell
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Ottawa
Calhoun’s, Inc
Calhoun's
Ransom Bennett Jr
Union
Don Burroughs
Jerry Thompson
Wal-Mart
S. Main
Jim
Kandee Wallace
John Peimann
CPA
John
Franklin County Sheriff's Department
Rex Bowling
Craig Davis
Library Line Answers Readers Questions This Week
The library offers help at the Community Information Center with contact options and directs patrons to agencies for local services. Highlights include Better Business Bureau details for Northeast Kansas, a concise overview of McKinley’s presidency, and Ticketron dial information for Kansas City.
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Sth & Main
Better Business Bureau
Ottawa
Kansas
Topeka
United States
Congress
Ohio
William McKinley
William Jennings Bryan
Almanac
McKinley
Spain
U.S
Philippines
Bryan
Leon F. Czolgosz
Theodore Roosevelt
Ticketron
Kansas City
Charles Falls
Walnut
Dallas Turner
N. Main
John Hood Booksellers
Massachusetts
Lawrence
T.N. Luther
Shawnee Mission
Glenn Books
Baltimore
Ag Board Chooses Leader
Howard C. Wilson of Sharon Springs Kansas, rancher and attorney, elected president of the Kansas State Board of Agriculture at the 110th annual meeting. He has 20 years on the board, studied at UCLA and Stanford, and monitors farming on a family ranch since 1947. Other officers named are Robert Teagarden and F. W. Bliss.
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Topeka
Kan
Howard C. Wilson
Sharon Springs
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Wilson
Hutchinson
California
University of California At Los Angeles
Stanford University Law School
Kansas
Wallace County Farm Bureau
Wallace County Co-op
Grange and Farm Bureau
Kansas Livestock Association
Wallace County Extension Council
Agricultural Hall of Fame
Robert Teagarden
la Cygne
F. W. Bliss
Longton
Bliss
Paul Buchele
Cedar Vale
KU Enrollment Sets Record for Spring Term
Lawrence campus and the KU Medical Center posted a preliminary spring enrollment of 23,492, 212 above last year. Lawrence tally reached 21,400 with 2,092 at the Medical Center, as final figures due February 11 are expected to approach last spring’s 25,173.
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Lawrence, Kan
University of Kansas
Lawrence
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Gil Dyck
The
Medical Center
Dyck
VFW Steak Supper and Local Dining Specials
Community brief listing events at Ottawa area venues. VFW steak supper January 17 from 5 to 8 pm with tickets at door. Ottawa Country Club offers super steak dinners Thursday to Saturday for 4.95 with salad. Sertoma and church soup suppers January 17. Local businesses advertise meals, specials, and service ads.
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VFW
Ottawa Country Club
Ottawa
First United Methodist Church
Local Three Charges Filed In Marijuana Theft
Gary Lenn Perdue of Lawrence faces three felony counts in Franklin County District Court for burglary theft and possession with intent to sell related to the theft of about 500 pounds of unprocessed marijuana from the Franklin County Barn. Bond set at 1000 with preliminary hearing Feb 9.
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Gary Lenn Perdue
Lawrence
Franklin County
Perdue
Pomona
Shawnee
Topeka
Douglas County
FBI
Ottawa Public Schools Week Menu and Local Civil Cases
The Daily Report lists weekly school lunch options for Ottawa Public Schools including chicken fried steak hamburger and sloppy joe meals with milk. Civil cases filed involve Taylor Oil Inc. and Crowley Construction Co. plus multiple money recovery and foreclosure actions. The Rt Rev Edward C Turner will conduct communion and confirmation at Grace Episcopal Church with a parish meeting held at the 10 am service.
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Us.c
Ottawa Public Schools
Taylor Oil Inc
Harry Crowley
Crowley Construction Co
Household Finance Corporation of Kansas
Cecil E. Ward
Kenneth Allan Burgoon
Donald J
Edward C. Turner
Diocese of
Kansas
Grace Episcopal Church
Grace Church
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American Kennel Club
Encyclopedia of Associations
Madisson Avenue
New York
U.S.D
Albert Keefer
Hisenhower
Jim Toburen
Eugene Field
Bill Ratliff
Garfield
Leroy Lee
Hawthorne
Marlin Kimball
Lincoln
Kansas Department of Revenue
County Commissioners’ Office
Federal
Ad Briefs
Linda Kay
VFW Club
Riverside Automotive Motor Overhaul
N. Cedar
L&m Buffet
Lillian
South 59
Boston
Stinson
Ottawa Wesleyan Church
911 Cherry
Jerry Powell
Colonial Inn
Wellsville
Sherman Avenue
Coeur d” Alene
Idaho
Princeton
Marais Des Cygnes
Royal Manor
J & P Gold Service
the Daily Report
District Court News
Memoriam
Dat
Jon Mytuoy Mn
Hickory
Onawa
Busanndustry
Ithwesster Rm Mutual
Bennett
Thwestern
Mid-America
Northwestern Mutual Life
G. Craig Sandberg
Special Agent
Oy Northwesternier Companies
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