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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1978

Page

7

May Hike Indemnities To Curb Sheep Scrapie

Washington AP The Agriculture Department weighs raising indemnity payments for sheep destroyed to halt scrapie spread. Current rates are 90 dollars for purebreds and 40 dollars for commercial stock. proposed up to 300 dollars per head based on appraised value. The move follows input from the sheep industry. Scrapie is an incurable disease with a long incubation period.

Washington (Ap Agriculture Department Pro USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service Veterinary Services APHIS Federal Center Hyattsville Washington Japan U.S Tokyo Department Foreign Agricultural Service Department of Health, Education and Welfare Nnti American Federation of Teachers Albert Shanker Senate Shanker HEW Mary Berry Ernest Boyer Office of Education Joseph A. Califano Jr Califano Carter Congress

Indictments Named in Bank Robbery and Other Cases

A federal grand jury in Topeka charged eight suspects in a Blue Mound bank robbery with a gun, totaling $13,718. Indictments also allege pipe bomb and firearm offenses, fraud, and vehicle theft involving individuals from Kansas and Leavenworth prison inmates.

Topeka Kan Farmers State Bank Blue Mound U.S James P. Buchele Earl Mary E. Gregg Bob Wagner Mary E. Jordan Buchele Joel Alan Cluchey Lawrence Mary Lou Peet Emporia Larry Grant Ogden David Rose Barkhouse Joseph James Jacobs Leavenworth Willie C. Hampton Kansas State Penitentiary Lansing Barkhouse Jacobs Hampton

Democrats Push P-Tax Amendment To Shield Homeowners

In Topeka the Kansas House, led by Speaker John Carlin, introduced a constitutional amendment to allow separate residential tax treatment amid a push by 55 Democrats. The move aims to prevent large homeowner tax hikes after revaluation, by adjusting property class weights from the current 30 percent market value for nonresidential to residences.

Topeka Kan Kansas House John Carlin Carlin Wendell Lady House Missouri

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