Trouble Brews Over Kansas Unified Judicial Budget
In Topeka the Kansas Legislature reviews the 1978 budget request by the Supreme Court for the Unified Judicial Department. The plan seeks a 32 percent rise in general revenue funds and raises for court employees, drawing skepticism from Sen. Frank Gaines and others on the Senate Ways and Means subcommittee. Chief Justice Harold R. Fatzer defends the request as reasonable while James R. James presents the proposal.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Supreme Court
Unified Judicial Department
Gaines
Senate
Joseph Harder
Moundridge
Paul Hess
Wichita
James R. James
Court of Appeals
Legislative Research Department
Bid results outline highway work across Kansas Missouri
Herzog Contracting Corp. led a trio of low bidders on major state projects including 714 miles of bituminous surfacing on Kansas 4, I 635 paving, and Kansas 31 grading. Also bid were two Jefferson County reconstructions, with Osage County work on Kansas 31 and budget talk on Unified Judicial Department for 1978.
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Topeka
Kan
Missouri
Kansas
State Department of Transportation
Herzog Contracting Corp
St. Joseph
Kansas 4
Nortonville
Valley Falls
Jefferson County
Atchison
Clarkson Construction Co., Inc
Kansas City
18Th Street
Cissna Street
Kansas 6
Sunshine Road
Palacetop Construction Co
Emporia
Kansas 31
Osage County
Melvern
Herzog
U.S. 159
U.S. 59
Jefferson-Atchison County
Mrs. Nichols Dead At 71 In Lawrence Kansas
Mrs. Raymond Nichols wife of KU chancellor emeritus died Thursday night after a long illness at age 71. She had long been a prominent figure at the University of Kansas and recently earned a bachelor of science in education while serving as executive secretary to the chancellor and secretary to the university budget committee when married on August 9, 1931.
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Lawrence, Kan
Raymond Nichols
University of Kansas
Soviets Try To Shape Image Ahead Of Helsinki Talks
In Rome two Literaturnaya Gazeta editors defended Soviet dissident policy on Italian TV, claiming freedom of expression and compliance with the 1975 Helsinki accords. They labeled Bukovsky a common criminal, argued émigrés should be allowed to leave, and said censorship covers only war propaganda, pornography, and state secrets.
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Rome
Literaturnaya Gazeta
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Aleksandr Tchaikovski
Vitalij Syrokomskij
Italy
Communist Party
Czechoslovakia
Vladimir Bukovsky
Luis Corvalan
Tchaikovski
Bukovsky
Syrokomskis
Belgrade
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Gibson Coupon
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