Government Teems With Tax Plans In Kansas Session
The Associated Press reports Kansas lawmakers debate a 5 percent severance tax on oil and gas and 2 percent on coal, aiming to raise 121.65 million first year and 162.2 million next year. Republicans propose alternative revenue. A sales tax hike to 3.5 percent for two years is also offered. The Senate advances a driver’s license exchange compact and a school closing bill. A 1.4 million construction fund is approved for the Kansas Geological Survey. Astronaut Joe Engle will address lawmakers in a joint session Friday morning.
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Steam Pipes Seen As Problem At Ginna Plant
Ontario NY reports steam generator tubes may continue to cause problems at facilities like Ginna after a rupture led to a cold shutdown and radiation leak. NRC officials caution that future incidents may occur but likely not worse than the Ginna case as repairs and inspections proceed.
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Franklin Savings Association Liabilities and Affidavit Notice
Legal notice excerpts show financial figures for Franklin Savings Association including liabilities, assets, and net worth. The affidavit of publication references dates and notary Frances G. Jones with a secretary signature dated January 24, 1982.
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Poland Enacts Major Food Price Hikes Under Martial Law
Martial law in Poland moves to triple and quadruple prices on essentials in government stores with sugar leaping to 26 cents a pound and beef sirloin at 2.39 a pound. The regime promises compensations for low income families while pressing farmers to sell more to the state amid protests history. Archbishop Glemp reportedly visited a detention center as authorities brace for potential uprisings.
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Reagan Weighs Salvadoran Aid Ties Amid Massacre Reports
Washington awaits president's certification on El Salvador aid under the Foreign Assistance Act as reports of a December massacre by Salvadoran troops are challenged by State Department officials. Diplomats say corroboration is underway. no conclusive figures exist, and U.S. aid hinges on human rights progress.
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Deadline Looms For UAW GM Concessions Talks
DETROIT AP. UAW and General Motors edge toward a midnight deadline with wage and benefit concessions unresolved. A proposed automatic reopener could trigger contract revision if economic conditions improve, while Ford and Chrysler navigate separate wage scales amid three Big Three contracts for the first time since World War II. Strong entities include UAW, GM, Ford, Chrysler, Douglas Fraser, Owen Bieber, David Mitchell, and U.S. carmakers. Domestic car sales slump noted with 1901 as a misprint in the source. context highlights the low sales mood and potential reopener strategy.
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