Taiwan to Buy 11 Million In Corn And Wheat
A Taiwan trade mission in Kansas City announced nearly 27 000 metric tons of wheat for about 3.1 million and 75 000 tons of corn for over 7 million dollars. The group plans to purchase more than one million metric tons during a 20 day tour visiting ten U.S. cities.
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Taiwan
Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City
U.S
Miao
Taiwan Flour Mills Assn
Republic of China
United States
Robert Shih
America
Portland
Ore
Seattle
Wash
Helena
Mont
Lincoln
Neb
Des Moines
Iowa
Chicago
Nashville
Tenn
Columbia
S.C
Kenneth Boughton
Kansas Board of Agrculture
Bunge Inc
Galveston
Tex
Kansas
Winter blocks audit on ports of entry in Kansas
Kansas lawmaker Rep. Fred Weaver says Sen. Wint Winter halted a planned legs post audit into the ports of entry program. Weaver warned of possible annual revenue losses around 1 million dollars and safety concerns from overloaded trucks. The audit was requested amid complaints about inspections and fee collection.
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Topeka
Kan
Wint Winter
Legislative Post Audit Committee
Fred Weaver
Baxter Springs
Weaver
Kansas
Sen. Winter
Division of Post Audit
Winter
Ottawa
Tom Rehorn
Kansas City
Reborn
Department of Revenue
Department of Transportation
Legislative Post
Richard E. Brown
Post
House- Senate
Robert F. Bennett
Legislature Schedules Public Hearing On Two Death Penalty Bills
TOPEKA Kan AP the legislature schedules a public hearing at 10 am Wednesday before the Senate Federal and State Affairs Committee on two death penalty bills to reimpose capital punishment for malicious premeditated murder. Proponents and opponents each have 30 minutes. Other hearings cover nuclear plant approvals liquor in student unions savings and loan insurance and wheat production limits.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
House
Senate
Senate Federal and State Affairs Committee
Savings and Loan
Congress
Wta
Ways and Means
Kansas Public Employees
Senate Public Health and Welfare
Wage Price Controls A Possibility
Herbert Stein, chief economic adviser to two Republican presidents, said Carter may be forced to restore wage and price controls due to a potentially inflationary economy. He spoke at the Kansas Economic Outlook Conference at the University of Kansas, predicting a high inflation path despite Carter’s stance against controls.
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Lawrence
Kan
Herbert Stein
Carter
U.S
Stein
Kansas
University of Kansas
Federal Reserve Board
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G. William Miller
Arthur Burns
Butler
Doyen Insurance
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Howard J. Doyen
Betty Malburg
Donee ‘Foray - Ry
Anee Ponvorrew
East 2Nd Street
Tom Bach
ECL
Labet
Cat Cay
Ottawa Herald
Business and Professional Guide
Mathey Chiropractic Office
S. Main
Rodney McCray
D.D
Optometrist
Chiropractors
Brockway & Brockway
Martin
John
Optometrists
Dennis L. Smith, D.D
J. C. South, D.C
Pharmacists
James A. Eaton, D
Ralph E. Taylor
Taylor Construction
RFD
A-1 Cab CO. and
Chy
Taylor Construction Custom Building
Aneyeynolds Xall
John Reynolds
General Sheet Metal Lennox Dealers Welding
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Wade Mace
Otis and
Paul Goodwin
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Jim Baldwin
Carpet Care
Lepley Bros
Shmon Rond
Brown's Hardware
Auto Service
Richmond
Amsoil
Willard Anderson
N. Cherry
Don L. McKelvey
D.C
Chiropractic
W. 15Th St
Franklin County Mental Health Clinic Inc
S. Cedar
Richardson's
The
American Gem Society of the
Canada
Evelyn Bond
Sutton
Ottewa, Kansas
Tiweler
American Geal Society
American Gem Society
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