Litter-Turned-Sex Bill Passes House
In Topeka the Kansas House approved a amended littering bill now banning oral or anal intercourse for hire and exposing a sex organ to arouse or gratify. The measure passed 106 to 15 and moves to the Senate.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1978
Page
11
In Topeka the Kansas House approved a amended littering bill now banning oral or anal intercourse for hire and exposing a sex organ to arouse or gratify. The measure passed 106 to 15 and moves to the Senate.
A U S West German plan to halt the dollar's slide disappointed European dealers. The dollar fell to 2.0630 marks in Frankfurt and 1.9525 Swiss francs in Zurich after the announcement. The Fed would buy dollars with marks and swap Bonn paper gold or SDRs from the IMF, a move Carter aides outlined after weekend talks with West German officials.
Cloudy skies cover Kansas as scattered showers occur in the central and eastern regions. A low pressure system from Colorado brings more rain with snow possible in the north and west, followed by cooler air and a mixed forecast into midweek. Highs range 40s to 50s, with overnight lows in the 20s.
A dense list of high scores from numerous leagues and teams across multiple venues. Notable entries include R Shertey leading Crunch Bunch with 198 and several groups like SATURDAY JUNIORS DOMINATORS and FIVE'S COMPANY posting high totals, alongside teams such as SATURDAY MAJORS and AVENGERS showing strong showings.
Kansas Attorney General Curt Schneider concludes no state official has authority to lease reserved mineral interests on state property including Ellsworth Home for the Aged. He urges legislation to authorize leases and set terms, while another opinion allows extending county treasurer terms to October 2, 1981.
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