Bennett Sees No Extra Revenue From Tuition Hikes
Gov. Robert F. Bennett said Kansas college tuition increases will not add new operating revenue. The Regents expect about $7 million more from a $50 resident tuition rise this fall, with 25 percent of costs borne by students. He supported limiting executive sessions to specific agenda items and favored a published rationale for any private discussions.
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Topeka
Kan
Robert F. Bennett
Kansas
State Board of Regents
Regents
Bennett
New York City
City University of New York
Lyndon Fourth of July Calendar From Jaycees
Lyndon Jaycees announce a four day 107th annual Fourth of July celebration starting July 1 with an amusement carnival and teen dance. July 2 features a country dance at the city park shelterhouse. carnival continues through Sunday with games, a Spirit of America parade at 7 30 p m and a Blackwood Singers show at 9 in the city park. Fireworks, a birthday cake, and Osage County Bicentennial show close the events at the city park.
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Lyndon
Lyndon Jaycees
City Park
Spirit of America
Blackwood Singers
Nashville
Jaycee Jaynes
Osage County Bicentennial Committee
Gas Service Co. extension blocks new Kansas customers
The Kansas Corporation Commission allowed Gas Service Co. to keep denying new customers in 22 Kansas towns along a Panhandle Eastern natural gas line until May 1, 1977. Officials say Panhandle Eastern lacks adequate gas while towns urge faster supply searches. Communities affected include Paola Osawatomie Kismet Minnesota Whitewater Lane Arlington Bloom Bucklin Burns Elbing Greeley Hartford Iuka Kingsdown Langdon Mullinville Preston Rantoul Turon Waverly Williamsburg.
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Topeka, Kan
Kansas Corporation Commission
The
Gas Service Co
Kansas
Panhandle
Panhandle Eastern
Volved
ECC
KCC
Paola
Osawatomie
Kismet
Minnesota
Whitewater
Lane
Arlington
Bloom
Bucklin
Burns
Elbing
Greeley
Hartford
Iuka
Kingsdown
Langdon
Mullinville
Preston
Rantoul
Turon
Waverly
Williamsburg
New Helmet Law Applies to Kansas Riders
Attorney General Curt Schneider says after July 1 only riders under 16 must wear helmets on motorcycles in Kansas. A 1976 bill removing the 1974 mandate was contingent on federal action, an error makes it effective next Thursday. Federal law could still require helmets for those 16 and under, but no new federal rule is expected until 1977.
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Schneider
Kansas
American Legion
Ottawa A-team
Topeka
Orlis Cox Field
Manhattan
Legion
Pikers Goodyear
Lawrence
Cox Field
KPL to Add 85 Cents Monthly Gas Surcharge
Kansas Power and Light Co will raise average residential gas bills by 85 cents per month within the year after the Kansas Corporation Commission approved a 5.4 million pass on of new gas costs. The increase depends on a new Southwest Kansas gas supply and a pipeline network to Meade and Clark Counties. Electric rates remain unaffected.
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Peka, Kan
Kansas Power and Light Co
Kansas Corporation Commission
KPL
Kansas
Meade
Clark
Adam
Fighting Rages in Beirut Tal Zaatar and Jisr el Basha
AP reports intensified fighting between right wing Christians and Palestinian and leftist forces in Beirut as 5,000 militiamen using tanks attack refugee camps Tal Zaatar and Jisr el Basha. Casualties are heavy, communications cut, with hospitals, ambulances, and fire brigades unable to reach the stricken areas.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Beirut
Jisr el-Basha
Tal Zaatar
Amchit Radio
Supreme Court backs zoning curbs on adult cinemas and stores
In a 5 to 4 ruling the Supreme Court upheld Detroit's ordinance restricting adult theaters and bookstores within 1000 feet of each other. Justice Stevens wrote that content can justify separate classification, while dissenters warned the decision risks First Amendment principles.
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Supreme Court
Detroit
John Paul Stevens
Warren E. Burger
Byron R. White
William H. Rehnquist
Lewis F. Powell Jr
Powell
Potter Stewart
William J. Brennan Jr
Thurgood Marshall
Harry A. Blackmun
Test releases from Melvern Lake postponed by rain
Rain delays continue as Melvern Lake test water releases are postponed from this week. Jon M. Conley of the U S Army Corps of Engineers Kansas City District says the first test is now set for 10 a m next Tuesday with about 5500 cubic feet per second flow and a maximum of two tests daily. Each release will last up to three hours and no flooding of cropland is expected.
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Melvern Lake
Jon M. Conley
Kansas City
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Services pending for George Hart 85 at Oak Haven Rest Home
George Hart 85 of Richmond died Wednesday evening at Oak Haven Rest Home. Wife Hilda Hart, daughters Louise Covey and Dorothy Miller, four sons Joe Louis Arnold Henry Hart, a brother Mark, and several grandchildren survive. Services at Farris-Feuerborn Chapel. memorial mass at St Therese Church. Chester Milton Gibson died June 21 in Ottawa. services held June 23 at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home. Worden Cemetery burial. Pallbearers listed. Bing-Go Dog Food staff attended. Admissions and dismissals noted for local hospitals. Kansas City market notes: cattle, hogs, sheep price ranges. Chicago grain and futures.
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George Hart
Richmond
Oak Haven
Hilda (Roeckers) Hart
Louise Covey
Arkansas City
Dorothy Miller
Garnett
Joe Hart
Pittsburg
Louis Hart
Columbia
Arnold Hart
Ottawa
Henry Hart
Mark
Farris- Feuerborn Chapel
St. Therese Catholic Church
Chester Gibson
Chester Milton Gibson
Lamb-Roberts
Worden
Dean Knewtson
Hurst Coffman
Raymond Gibson
Dudley Gibson
Otto Johnson
Phillip Gibson
Willis Gibson
Stephen Laprad
Bing-Go Dog Food Company
Extra Hours At Clerk's Office for Voter Registration
Franklin County Clerk Laura Sutton announced extended hours at the clerk's office to accommodate voters registering for the August 3 primary. The extra hours will help ensure all eligible residents can complete registration before the deadline.
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Franklin County
Laura Sutton
Sutton
Accidental shooting injures 14 year old near Pomona
Larry E. Lloyd, a rural Ottawa boy, was accidentally shot in the abdomen when his gun discharged after he dropped it while walking in a pasture a mile south of Pomona. He was treated at Ransom Memorial Hospital and later moved to St Luke's in Kansas City in satisfactory condition.
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Ottawa
Larry E. Lloyd
Pomona
Franklin County Sheriff's Department
Lloyd
Ransom Memorial Hospital
St. Luke's Hospital
Kansas City
Chautauqua Days ice cream social correction and notes
Corrections note the Eastern Star sponsors the July 3 4 ice cream social for Chautauqua Days. 4 H Horse Club riders should meet June 28 at 4 pm for a parade meeting at Richard Nourot. Franklin County Commission ends budget hearing with proposed 1977 Ransom Memorial Hospital budget of 1 980 750.
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Eastern Star
4-H Horse Club
Richard Nourot
Franklin County Commission
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Butler Hanes Florists Announces Open Range and Plant Sale
Silver Lake golf driving range remains open seven days a week. Butler Hanes Florists offers half price bedding plants including geraniums petunias and marigolds. A house cleaning deadline is set for July 1. Princeton Alumni basket dinner is scheduled for June 27 at Richmond Community Building at 1 p.m.
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Silver Lake
Butler- Hanes Florists
Princeton
Richmond Community Building
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