Kansas liquor stores face intense regulatory battle
In Kansas the regulated liquor system keeps 1150 retail outlets as the end of the supply chain. The nine family wholesalers dominate with high salaries and strong sales tactics, while strict rules curb competition. A Kansas Supreme Court case over compulsory one year noncompete clauses highlights tensions between wholesalers, salesmen, and retailers amid calls for study and reform.
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Alcohol Control Division
Robert F. Bennett
Kansas Supreme Court
Beteen Grant- Billingsley Liquor Co
Wichita
Eastern Distributing
Kansas City
Terry Flynn
Eastern
Grant- Billingsley
Gene Baird
Sedgwick County
Flynn
Grant Billingsley
Baird
ABC
Stephen Martin
Olathe
Kansas Abc Board of Review
Martin
William Strukel
W. D. Murphy
Wichita Club
Hutchinson
Carter Should Plug For Energy Plan
Washington AP Democrats urge Carter not to credit setbacks as final while warning he erred blaming Congress for oil and auto industry influence. House Ways and Means rejected standby gas tax and rebates. tax on gas guzzlers debated. Deregulation moves for natural gas face White House opposition amid mixed House stance.
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Carter
Congress
Philip Sharp
White House
Jody Powell
Senate Energy Committee
House
Ways and Means
Jackson
Washington Democrat
Powell
Rep
Thomas L. Ashley
Ohio
John Dingell
D-Mich
House Energy and Power Subcommittee
Bob Krueger
D-Tex
Perez praises First Lady Carter in Caracas meeting
President Carlos Andres Perez called his first meeting with First Lady Rosalynn Carter in Miraflores Palace "pleasantly surprising" and described her as an extraordinary woman. Carter toured Latin America during a seven nation goodwill trip and planned to meet Perez again to finalize aspects of a June 26 U.S. visit. She also planned meetings with Venezuelan social groups, labor leaders, and embassy staff, and laid a wreath at Simon Bolivar’s tomb.
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Venezuela
Carlos Andres Perez
Rosalynn Carter
Perez
Carter
Latin America
Caribbean
U.S
Blanca Rodriguez de Perez
United States
Tak
Simon Bolivar
Bogota
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