Williamsburg Students Shape City Revenue Sharing Proposals
Williamsburg High School American Government students, led by teacher Louis Coppoc, drafted and presented revenue sharing ideas to the City Council. They prioritized street lighting recreation police protection and fire protection, with street lights quickly adopted. The project gave students a candid view of local government and sparked debate on council engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Coppoe
Lea Reekie
Jerry Lear
Glen McClure
Roger Stinebaugh
Jeri Neal
Williamsburg
Joan Istas
Louis Coppoc
Williamsburg High School
Coppoe
Franklin County
Don White
Joe Ferns
Kansas City Power & Light Co
Old Order Faces Winds Of Change In Kansas Agriculture
Kansas boards control $4 million in public funds via the State Board of Agriculture elected by farm groups led by the Farm Bureau. Debate grows over whether governor appointments should diversify representation as critics cite limited awareness of board members among farmers. Law directs six districts to elect two members each, with Farm Bureau delegates dominating. Secretary Roy Freeland defends the system, noting equal opportunity for all farm organizations. Current members listed with ages, origins, and start years. Next: a closer look at board duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Towns
Kansas
Harris Enterprises
Topeka
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Farm Bureau
Frontier
Senate
Les Droge
Rseneca
Senate Agriculture and Livestock Committee
Robert Miller
R Wellington
Bert Chaney
D-Hutchinson
Commerce and Industry
State Fair Board
Board of Agriculture
Chaney
State Board of Agriculture
The
Grange
Farmers Union
State Board
Roy Freeland
Freeland
Scouts Promote Local Clean Up Effort By Scouts
Two Boy Scouts Randy Scott and Doug Smith ages 13 from Princeton Troop 127 spearhead an eco cleanup in the south end of town seeking Eagle status. They met with city attorney John Richeson to learn ordinances on street and property cleanliness and plan a merchant survey in the 15th to 17th Street South Main area. City Manager Robert Mills notes litter rules and penalties, and says the city will assist enforcement and extend street sweeping to nearby private lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Hunter
Randy Scott
Princeton
Doug Smith
S. Cedar
Don Hay
Maple
Scott and Smith
John Richeson
South Main
Queen’s Kitchen
Dairy Queen
Hay
Scott
Smith
Robert Mills
Mills
Senate Leader Vows School Aid Compromise
Senate majority leader Sen Joseph Harder predicts a compromise on the school finance plan this legislative session. He chairs the Education Committee and serves on the conference committee seeking an agreement with the House, Gov Docking and party leaders amid amiable talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Harder
House
Robert Docking
Pete McGill
Pete Loux
Dwichita
Loux
McGill
Labor Programs Next To Get Ax
ECKAN and its agencies face phase-out as the Department of Labor programs Mainstream and Neighborhood Youth Corps In School and Out of School are slated for termination by March 31. The board waived quorum to discuss the issue, and a regional manpower meeting and governor's recommendation process are underway to seek continued sponsorship or alternatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewel Scott
ECKAN
Richard Jackson
Department of Labor
ECEAN
Jackson
Ecean Board
William Campbell
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Campbell
Nixon
Regional Office of Economic Opportunity
Carel Laux
John Giele
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Learning
Coppee
Old Order
Association of Wheat Growers and
Brown Swiss Association
Jack E. Beauchamp
Ottawa
Paul Buchele
Cedar Vale
Floyd Coen
Elkhart
Otis Douglass
Burlington
Everett E. Erhart
Stafford
John Keas
Effingham
Andrew Olson
Dwight
Robert Rawlins
Holton
Richard R. Reinhardt
Erie
A. T. Sanger
Morland
Robert Teagarden
la Cygne
Howard C. Wilson
Sharon Springs
Bailie
Docking
Howard Phillips
Raymond Lindsey
Wanda Baird
Alonzo Delgado
Terri King
Miss King
Gary L. Jordan
Jordan
Bob Green