Farm bill debate heads to House with 6.5 billion aid plan
Congress moves a 6.5 billion dollar farm aid bill this year surpassing White House limits as Republicans and farmers argue over a crisis driven package. The plan would provide 5.5 billion to grain and cotton growers and 1 billion to diverse producers including prunes wool and tobacco, with other support and loan subsidy expansions also outlined.
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Washington
White House
Congress
House Agriculture Committee
Mitch Daniels
Bush
Larry Combest
Texas
John Boehner
Ohio
Mary Kay Thatcher
American Farm Bureau Federation
Boehner
House OKs 70 Percent Boost in GI Bill Benefits
The House approved a 70 percent increase in Montgomery GI Bill education and vocational benefits, aiming to restore popularity. The bill would raise monthly and total benefits over three years, with a three-year path to $1,100 monthly and up to $39,600 in total for a veteran with three years of service.
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Washington
House
Chris Smith
R-N.j
House Veterans’ Affairs Committee
Senate
Veterans’ Affairs Committee
Sen
John D. Rockefeller
Dw.va
Smith
Lane Evans
Illinois
Mueller as FBI director candidate faces White House debate
Justice Department veteran Robert Mueller emerges as front runner to replace Louis Freeh as FBI director. Officials say he is the sole candidate under consideration with Bush advisers weighing broader options amid a push to curb FBI power and a shift in agency oversight. Mueller, formerly acting deputy AG, has led prosecutions in major cases and held top DOJ posts.
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Washington
Justice Department
Robert Mueller
Louis Freeh
FBI
White House
U.S
San Francisco
Bush
Mueller
Freeh
John Ashcroft
Clinton
City weed notice for Ottawa Kansas properties
Published June 20 2001 notice to Michael and Christina Lurber and other parties that 808 S Cherry Lagal Lots 6 and 8 Block 2 Maywood Addition Ottawa Franklin Kansas violates weed ordinance. Property must be cut within 10 days by June 30 2001 with $55 admin fee plus publication costs. City will cut if unpaid and no further notices this year. Call 785 229 3620 for questions.
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Michael
Christina Lurber
Maywood Addition
City of
Ottawa
Franklin County
Kansas
City of Ottawa
Pigase
F Department
Scott
Pomona Kansas Adopts Livestock Regulation Ordinance No 453
The Pomona City Council passes Ordinance No 453 regulating keeping owning harboring maintaining and using livestock within city limits. Violations are a Class 6 offense with up to six months in county jail and fines up to 4000 per offense with daily violations treated separately. Publication and effective date follow official notice.
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Pomona
Kansas
Fim
Richmond Kansas adopts penalties for zoning violations ordinance
The City of Richmond Kansas passes Ordinance 2001 3 amending Section 8 07 of the zoning regulations to set fines from 25 to 500 dollars and up to six months imprisonment for violations The measure requires written notice by the zoning administrator and deems each day a separate offense The ordinance takes effect after adoption on June 12 2001 and repeals inconsistent provisions
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Municpal
Richmond
Kansas
Thase
Comeraion
City of
Ronald Z. Yager
Ronald Yager
City 2001 Consumer Confidence Report pickups and assistance
If you have not received a copy of the City's 2001 Consumer confidence report you may pick one up at City Hall, 101 S. Hickory or at the Water Treatment Plant, 301 Beech. If you are unable to pick one up at either of these locations you may call the Water Plant 229-3690 for assistance.
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S. Hickory
Beech
Richmond Kansas Water Conservation Ordinance Declared
Ordinance 2001 2 establishes water watch warning and emergency procedures with voluntary and mandatory conservation measures. It defines water and customers, lists waste of water, and sets four use classes including outdoor, commercial, domestic, and life sustaining needs.
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Richmond
Kansas
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