State Funds Allocated To Nine Banks In Kansas
Active accounts totaling 49 million were allocated to nine Kansas banks in three cities by the Kansas Board of Treasury Examiners. The allocations, mostly unchanged from last year, favored Topeka and Wichita banks with First National and Merchants National receiving the largest shares amid political debate and calls for study of state deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Kansas
First National
Scanlon
Topeka
Merchants National
Kansas Board of Treasury Examiners
Robert Docking
Clay Hedrick
Terry Scanlon
State Department of Administration
W. O. Webber
Republican Party
Docking
Fidelity State
Wichita
Fourth National
Kansas State Bank
Kansas City
Kan
Security National
Brotherhood State Bank
Home State Bank
Hedrick
Fourth National Bank
Walter Peery
Board of Treasury Examiners
Merchants National Banks of
Legislative Council
Rantoul Budget Hearing Set for August 4 1969
Public notice of a budget hearing by the Rantoul city governing body, in compliance with K.S.A. 79-2929, to be held August 4 1969 at 8 p.m. in Rantoul for taxpayers to object and ask questions about the budget, proposed tax levy, and amendments. Proposes tax levies by funds: 200, 400, and 965 dollars. Cecile B. McCray, Clerk Carl Bloomer, Mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rantoul
Kansas
Cecile B. McCray
Carl Bloomer
Etree
Boot District
Franklin County
South Main
City OF
Pomona
City Hall
Vivian K. Eichinger
Ben Sleichter
City of Pomona budget hearing notices 1969
City of Pomona Kansas schedules a public hearing at City Hall at 7 p.m. in August 1969 to hear objections on the budget and tax levy and consider amendments. The notice lists bonds outstanding and no fund warrants, with totals and figures for 1967 and year-end amounts including indebtedness and reserves.
Senators battle over Safeguard as ABM foes push for vote
Washington AP reports pressure to block Safeguard deploys amid White House influence on wavering senators. Cooper and Hart pace efforts to move an ABM blocking amendment while allowing continued research. Magnuson undecided, Williams set to retire, Gore predicts a narrow Nixon win. Ottawa Herald July 24, 1969.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
Senate
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
White House
Warren G. Magnuson
Dwash
Henry M. Jackson
Magnuson
Thomas J. McIntyre
D-N.h
Associated Press
Williams
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
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Bill Low
The
Republican State Committee
Low
Highland Park
State Bank
Richard Hanger
Hanger
Highland Park Bank
Clifford Reynolds
General Fund
Stee H. L. Larson
Hy Gi Tee Paving & Sewer Recreation Commission
Tata
Beens Ae
Ee Food Service
Eesak BP
County School Foundation
State School Foundation Fund
Bidope
Boltech Baoge Et Seage Ie
Vocational Aid
Federal Aid Public Law
Whee Abba
League of Municipalities
Eee Eens
Cee Eee
Highway Department
Estes Aee Ey
Steel Crest
Eee
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Fire Department
Oper
Co. Treas
Wtr
Sanaef
B.penditures
Bal Ee
Co. Treas. Adj
Recreation Commission
Pee Lab
Electric and Water County
Shy
Ottawa Herald
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