Kansas ends 265 laws take effect this Thursday
Kansas lawmakers enacted 394 laws in 1971 with 265 taking effect Thursday. The measures cut state expenditures, adjust beer and cocktail taxes, drop fuel tax on stove and lamp fuel, and authorize inventory deductions for businesses. Other laws address pollution, drug abuse, voting registration, education, public defender trials, and crime investigations.
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General Lund
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Morris County
Anderson
Miami
Rice County
Comanche
Barber
Department of Economic Development
University of Kansas
State Industrial Farm For Women
Kansas Correctional Institution For Women
State Board of Education
Public Defender
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Court Ruling Spurs Plan for Family School Vouchers
The Supreme Court ruling against government aid to parochial schools prompts Rep. Roman Pucinski to push a general school aid bill with a $100 voucher per child usable at public or private schools. He warns shut parochial schools could push 4.3 million students into public schools and strain finances.
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Supreme Court
U.S
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Roman C. Pucinski
D-Ill
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Chicago
Pucinski
Rhode Island
Pennsylvania
OEO
Seattle
Wash
San Jose
Calif
Rockland
Maine
San Francisco
OEQ
Burglary Hits Clovis Store Twice With Same Loot
Clovis New Mexico police report two weekend burglaries at the same store with identical stolen items. In the second break in detectives noted a new burglar alarm taken but not connected yet, signaling possible evolving method by the burglars.
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Clovis
Hire the Veteran and You Hire Experience
The notice promotes hiring veterans highlighting experience across many fields from clerks to engineers and bricklayers. It notes on the job training through the GI Bill or MDTA and directs readers to the State Employment Service focal office and the Veterans Administration for training information.
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Veterans Administration
Farm Roundup Hope for Hog Price Boost via Breeding Reduction
Washington AP reports Agriculture Secretary Gawd te M. Hardin urges hog raisers to continue farrowing fewer sows to lift prices. June 24 hog reports show a 1 percent smaller pig crop through May with plans to trim June–November crops by 8 percent. Corn Belt states plan an 11 percent cut after earlier talks of 15 percent. Hardin warns against shifting plans upward, noting past spring farrowings raised marketings and lowered prices. Government aid included record pork purchases for school lunches to stabilize the industry.
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Retary of Agriculture
Gawd Te M. Hardin
Corn Belt
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Kentucky
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Oklahoma City
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Arkansas River
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