Topeka budget forecast shapes 1977-80 outlook
Senator Winter analyzes Governor Bennett's 1977 budget proposal and its implications for the Legislature. He warns of a tight balance as spending rises over four years, with a $1.6 billion plan risking future deficits and potential federal intervention if local meat processing inspections are cut. The piece stresses interlinked yearbyyear effects and the need for careful policy choices by 165 legislators representing Kansans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen
Wint
Bennett
Services for Zelma M Ball in Wellsville
Zelma M Ball died January 22. Services held Sunday at Dengel and Son Mortuary with burial at Walnut Creek Cemetery Wellsville. Rev. Vernon Belew officiated. Honorary pallbearers listed. active pallbearers named. Admissions, dismissals, a birth, emergencies, and local police notes follow. Kansas cattle and hog market quotes from Kansas City AP dateline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Ball
Zelma M. Ball
Dengel and Son
Walnut Creek
Wellsville
Vernon Belew
O.L. DePriest
Georgia Whiteford
Tom Eneichen
Jess Stewart
George Miller
Percy van Horn
Otto Hrenchi
Kenneth Redifer
Gilbert Pottorff
Carroll Whiteford
Roger Ball
Merritt Ball
Jim Ferguson
Larry Hardy
Basil Kelsey
Orville Church
HEW Leads Third District Kansas Federal Spending in 1975
The Department of Health, Education and Welfare topped federal outlays in Kansas's Third District for 1975 with 167.341 million dollars. The Defense Department ranked second at 151.205 million, among other large agency expenditures shaping the district’s federal spending profile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Kansas
U.S
Larry Winn
Hew
Department of Defense
Department of Transportation
Treasury Department
Department of Agriculture
Postal Service
Veterans’ Administration
Department of Interior
Social Security Administration
Medicare
Franklin County
Health, Education and Welfare
Department of Labor
Civil Service Commission
Community Services Administration
Environmental Protection Agency
General Services Administration
U.S. Postal Service
Railroad Retirement Board
Small Business Administration
Tallgrass Group To Eye Federal Sites In Kansas
Save the Tallgrass Prairie directors will study three National Park Service recommended sites for a tallgrass park in Kansas plus potential additional sites. They may seek grassland expert input and decide on further legislative action, with current opposition lingering.
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Federal
Baldwin, Kan
Save the Tallgrass Prairie, Inc
National Park Service
Kansas
The
Park Service
Oklahoma
Topeka
Charles Stough
Lawrence
Osage
Wabaunsee
Osage County
Oklo
Flint Hills
Stough
Tallgrass Park
Parks and Recreation
U.S. House Interior and Insular Affairs Committee
Kansas Veterans’ Commission
City Hall
Vermont
Kan
Schneider Takes Issue With Governor's Move
Atty Gen Curt Schneider accuses Gov Robert Bennett of breaking law by transferring the Manpower Planning and Services Division to the Labor Department. Administration lawyer Thomas Pitner defends the move as legal and required to meet a federal mandate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peka
Kan
Curt Schneider
Robert F. Bennett
Governor's Office
State Department of Labor
State Department of Administration
Bennett
Thomas Pitner
Administration Department
Schneider
Pitner
Robert B. Docking
Wall Street Up As Market Extends Strong Advance
The New York stock market posted another solid gain with the Dow Jones average up 7.48 to 961.43 at midday and a broad advance led by gains among NYSE issues. Investors cheered the ongoing post New Year rally, noting Friday’s strength above 950 and renewed buying enthusiasm. Reserve Oil & Gas traded actively but fell, while a large 106,900 share block moved.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Reserve Oil & Gas
Bowling Scores Youth League No 4 and Related Standings
Local bowling scores list for Youth League No 4 with top marks by K Collett Sonia W Hendrickson B Dodson J Brooksher E Walgast J MacArthur D Fagle A Conard J Moore and others. Standings show teams like Gutter Dusters Pin Poppers Satt Elite and Champions among many, with high games and series across leagues including Brunswick Kids, Hillbillies, Hustlers and Alley Cats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gutter Dusters
K. Collett
Sonia
W. Hendrickson
Sattelites
G. Kim
B. Dodson
W. Walgast
R. Elliott
Alley Cats
D. Fagle
Conard
E. Walgast
J. MacArthur
J. Brooksher
L. Smith
Boozers
Houston
Dekalb
L. Edgecomb
T4ers
D. DeCock
Burgerteria
M. Hamiston
Comb Busters
Gary W
E. Catkins
B. Campbell
J. Moore
K. Band
M. Walker
D. Moline
K. Smell
C. Oengel
M. Meyers
Cyclones
J. Betz
B. van Lelden
B. Kelly
JAWS
J. Drake
Hustlers
T. Burrough
Angles
M. Jay
D. Bien
Brunswick Kids
Tingram
RED Crown League Alley Cats
R. McClay
B. Moses
Hillbillies
R. Moyer
D. Lettau
F. Grown
G. Niehoff
Brecht
Lee’s
Downtowner
A. Gilbert
C. Jackson
Paxson
C. Davis
CELEBRITY Fashion Jewels benefit show in Ottawa
Celebrity Fashion Jewels presents a benefit evening at First United Methodist Church Ottawa on January 28 at 7 p.m. Twenty percent of total sales will go to Emil Johnson family. Also a hearing test event set for Ottawa area at Royal Manor Motel January 28 noon to 3 p.m. Beltone consultant M Jesse conducts tests with free ear diagram information and latest hearing aids.
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First United Methodist Church
Ottawa
Emil Johnson
Ottawa Area
Royal Manor
M. Jessee
Beltone
Beltone Hearing Aid Service
Grand
Kansas City
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Topeka Report
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Grace of God
Maurice O'Neil
N. Mulberry
Goldie Straight
Ash
Elmo Jones
N. Poplar
Jeremy Hendrickson
N. Sycamore
Delia Hoth
S. Hickory
Penny Denniston
N. Main
Willard Cromwell
S. Poplar
William Hile
Oak
George Franks
Garnett
Earl Hynes
Randall Allan
N. Birch
Anna Foote
Carla Norris
Police News
Virgil Smith
Smith
the Daily Report
Sharn H. McMillen
Lloyd D. Nelson
Wall Street
Nizalion
State Labor Department
Department
4-H Council
National Association of Retired Federal
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New Courts
Ad Briefs
Metzger Salvage
Farm Bureau
Farm Tire
Scott Service
Safemark
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H&r Block
H&r
Golden
Damron
Towner
Jan Damron
Paul Damron
Joe Ferns
Dave Miller
Camron
North Main
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