No Fees For Legislators For Kansas Turnpike Fees
Kansas legislators are barred from taking turnpike authority fees until one year after their terms end, per Attorney General John Anderson Jr. The rule targets contracts with state bodies authorized during their terms. Senate terms run to January 1957, so no fees until 1958 for senators. House terms end January 1955, delaying until January 1956 for representatives. Only three ex-legislators worked for the authority, longtime land-case experts. Violation carries no penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas Turnpike Authority
John Anderson Jr
Anderson
Turnpike Authority
House
Senate
Gale Moss
Walter Gage
Authority
Don Itults
Lawrence
W. J. Ferguson
Wellington
Charles Stough
Hults
Gage
Nepal King Mahendra Bir Bikram Jang Bahadur Shah Bahadur Shamsher Jang
A brief note lists Nepal s monarch as Mahendra Bir Bikram Shah and references the country s royal lineage. The second item mentions Singapore s population at 830 000 and a claim that all U S states possessed gasoline faxes by 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Nepal
Maharajadhiraja Mahendra Bir Bikram Jang Bahadur Shah Bahadur Shamsher Jang
Singapore
U.S. States
Warns on Foreign Aid Cuts and Military Support
Sen. George of Georgia warns against cutting foreign aid lest it weaken military strength of the free world. He urges Senate passage of a 4.502 billion dollar measure with 2.6 billion for military aid abroad, arguing children’s safety and deterrence depend on maintaining defenses. The bill seeks more military assistance than the House, citing Eisenhower’s request but leaving debate unresolved. Meanwhile Bethany faces a water shortage as East Big Creek runs dry and a temporary reservoir is filled.
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Washington
Sen
George
D-Ga
Senate
Free World
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House
Eisenhower
West Big Creek
Bethany
East Big Creek
Bethany Narrowly Escapes Water Shortage
Bethany Missouri received a reprieve from its water crisis as yesterday's rainfall totaled up to two inches. The downpour eased the strain on the city’s limited supply and offered temporary relief to residents and officials grappling with drought conditions downtown.
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Bethany
Reds View U S Equipment in Moscow Meeting
In Moscow an American aircraft equipment maker arrived with a planeload of gear to demonstrate to Soviet air and trade experts. William P. Lear said the Swiss factory could sell to Russia while denying any current moves to sell embargoed items. The visit follows NATO embargoes and hints at Russia buying Lear equipment for three Caravelle jets.
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Moscow
NATO
William P. Lear
Soviet Union
Lear
Los Angeles
Santa Monica
Calif
Geneva
Switzerland
Grand Rapids
Mich
Elyria
Ohio
Richard M. Mock
Lear, Inc
Russia
More Arrests In Cuban Plot
In Havana and Mexico City a wave of arrests targets alleged plotters against President Batista. Twenty six detainees in Mexico City include Cuban exiles, an Argentine, and a Spaniard. In Havana 17 suspected conspirators were rounded up as arms were found in homes. Ex-President Prio Socarras is named by police as implicated, though he denies involvement from Miami.
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Havana
Cuba
Fulgencio Batista
Mexico
Mexico City
Batista
Jose
Perpillo) Sanchez
Madrid
Rafael Salas Canizares
Carlos Prio Socarras
Prio
Miami
Fla
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Janege Calsum
Edvba Itar
Madison's Jewelers
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Cheney
U. S. Savings Bond Club
Field School
Ottawa
Lynn Jacoby
Jan Anderson
Carol Lee
Judy Sloan
Cynthia Christian
Herald
Bailey
Reds
U.S
United States
Budge'’s Hardware
Wilson Mack
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