Congress weighs ending the marriage penalty in tax law
Washington AP reports Congress moves to end the 12 year old marriage penalty that raises taxes on joint filers. About 15 million couples are affected with penalties up to 391 dollars at 20k income and 3654 at 60k, influencing divorces and nonmarital living as lawmakers seek a fairer tax system.
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Washington
Congress
Ellicott City
H. David
Angela Boyter
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Maryland
Charles Mathias Jr
R-Md
Millicent Fenwick
R-N.j
14-Year-Old Dawn Kelley Advances in National Spelling Bee
Dawn Delane Kelley, 14, an eighth grader at Northeast Junior High in Alma Kansas, wins the morning rounds by correctly spelling perspiration and abjuration as she advances. The bee narrows field to top spellers after a winnowing process, highlighting Kansas contest entrants.
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Washington
Kansas
Dawn Delane Kelley
Dawn
Northeast
Alma
ORC Debates Softball Complex Needs and Future Expansion
ORC members discuss Orlis Cox Field and Ottawa recreation, noting 33 baseball teams need more practice space and two 16‑hour softball diamonds with lights could satisfy youth needs. Debates cover funding, economics, and potential two‑diamond setup with land kept for expansion, plus impact on families and local merchants.
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Orls Cox
Queen
Orlis Cox Field
Don Burroughs
ORC
Burroughs
Forest Park
Ottawa
Harold French
Clarence Koch
New Budgeting Procedure Aims to Track State Agency Performance
Kansas unveils a tri level budgeting plan under Gov. Carlin with Lynn Muchmore leading the process. Agencies must prepare three program budgets based on fixed base allocations set by the governor and budget division.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
John Carlin
Lynn Muchmore
Division of Budget
Muchmore
South Dakota
Carlin
National Governor's Association
State budget plan shifts agency control over program funding
State officials outline a budget process where agencies fix allocations within a base plus or minus a set amount. Administrators must show performance measures for three funding levels, revealing priorities while the governor makes final decisions. Muchmore promotes tighter spending controls and ending midyear supplemental allocations. The Legislature recently approved about 2.76 billion for FY1982, with prior year supplementals.
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Carlin and
Muchmore
Adoption hearing for Amber Sunshine Haines in Franklin County
In The District Court of Franklin County Kansas a petition by Michael Loudakis seeks adoption of Amber Sunshine Haines with name change to Amber Sunshine Loudakis. Defenses due by June 12, 1981 at 9:00 a.m. in Ottawa Court Building. hearing to follow if defenses are filed.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Amber Sunshine Haines
State of
Michael Loudakis
Amber Sunshine Loudakis
Ottawa
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W.M
Wanda Kraft
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Jason B
William
Sarah M
Nancy E
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Elmer
Billy Miller
Oute
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Sycamore
Cleveland
Ottawa Herald
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Consumer Protection Division
Attorney General's Office
Lodge
Bill
South Cherry
West Wilson
West 6Th
Walnut
Greenwood Road
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Tancred Commandery
K.T
Charles Talbott
E.C
Kenneth Lelgerot
Lancs
17Th St. Terrace
Orchard Heights
Levis
Olds
North Sycamore
Wesleyan
N. Cherry
Rantoul
Brittany
Ortis Cox Field
Towa
L&i Cafe
South Main
Bausey
City of Quenemo
City Hall
Pine Manor
Oil Company
South Cedar
General Services
Eddie Wilson
CLARK
Charles Mason
John Fritts
Silvey and Son
Joe Blake
Dixon
Richmond
Albright’s
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