Kansas Gov Sees Cloudy Economic Outlook for 1981
Gov. John Carlin released Kansas Economic and Social Report for 1981 predicting uncertainty. National policy on money, rates, and inflation will shape Kansas recovery, with modest growth if 1980 drought does not recur. Farm income could rise 19.2 percent, personal income 11.2 percent, while 1980 farm income fell sharply amid weather and drought impacts.
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Topeka
Kan
John Carlin
Kansas
Carlin
Bill Hoch
Overnor
Kansas Supreme Court to hear veto case over school finance proviso
Kansas Attorney General Robert T. Stephan contends the sole issue is whether the governor may disapprove a portion of a bill that is not an appropriation. Assistant AG W Robert Alderson argues the governor lacks such authority and that the veto exceeds constitutional limits.
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Topeka
Kan
Robert T. Stephan
Kansas Supreme Court
John Carlin
Stephan
W. Robert Alderson
Carlin
John Martin
Alderson
Martin
Supreme Court
State of
Kansas
Judge weighs permit for Kansas hazardous waste dump expansion
A Shawnee County judge took the case under advisement over whether National Industrial Environmental Services can double its Farley disposal site to 80 acres. The state halted the expansion pending geological tests, with Atty Gen Stephan and Harkins delaying action and ordering further independent study.
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Pera
Kan
Shawnee County
Kansas
William Carpenter
Secretary of Health and Environment
Joseph Harkins
Carpenter
Farley
Wichita
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
National Industrial Environmental Services Inc
Robert Stephan
Harkins
Ilinois
Kansas Industrial Environmental Services
Nies Fame
Tom Wood
NIES
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