Kansas Passes Broad Laws With Varied Effective Dates
Kansas lawmakers enact major laws including the 1973 Session Laws with many provisions taking effect at different times. Notable measures include the State School Finance Plan, Consumer Protection Act, Uniform Credit Code, and social welfare reform moving county employees to state payrolls. The law also introduces state ID cards for non drivers 16 and up, driver license photo fees, and vision and written tests for renewals. A new trial system for disputes under $300 begins Sunday, and a turnpike study extends southeast from Wichita to Galena begins July 1.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
John Weeks
Robert Harder
State Board of Social Welfare
State Director of Social Welfare
James McDonald
Peron
Wichita
Winfield
Galena
Kansas Highway Patrol
Kansas House
State Supreme Court
County Must Decide On District Court Facilities Plan
Franklin County Commission faces a decision within two weeks on building a court facility that would include District Court space. The project options range from remodeling the existing courthouse for County Probate and Juvenile courts to a new building housing all courts, with costs from about 343000 to 413000 and a 322000 grant already awarded.
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Jewel Scott
Franklin County Commission
Governor's Committee On Criminal Administration
Lee Nichols
Commission
District Court
Floyd H. Coffman
District Court Room
Coffman
Alex Hotchkiss
Franklin
Coffey
Osage County
Robert Stadler
Donald L. White
White
Robert L. Pinel
Pinet
Franklin County Historical Society
Ben Park
Park
Warren
Ferns
Nichols
Canada Follows U S Lead In Soybean Exports
Canada imposes an embargo on soybeans and related products in response to the U S ban. Trade Minister Alastair Gillespie announced the controls in Ottawa to conserve supplies and stabilize fodder prices for cattle hogs and poultry. Global markets fear feed shortages and higher prices for pork poultry eggs and milk as reactions spread.
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Associated Press
Canada
U.S
Alastair Gillespie
House of Commons
Ottawa
Japan
United States
Ehrlichman Plans Challenge to Dean Testimony
Former White House aide John Ehrlichman says he has evidence to discredit John Dean’s sworn testimony. Ehrlichman contends Dean is trying to implicate President Nixon to shield himself from prosecution.
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Washington
White House
John D. Ehrlichman
John Dean
ITI
Ehrlichman
Dean
Nixon
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Joe Ferns
Second
Fifteenth
Main
Ranklin County Historical Society, Inc
Ottawa Fire Department
Forest Park
Cayot
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