Miller Favors Sipping While Flying Over State
Kansas Attorney General Vern Miller voiced support for a Senate bill allowing consumption of liquor on airlines within the state and said 1973 Senate Bill No. 492 is constitutional. He drafted an opinion for senator Ed Reilly noting the bill’s constitutional viability while another measure would exempt common carriers from the open saloon ban on liquor sales aboard airplanes and Amtrak trains.
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Meatless Tacos A New Protest
In Kansas City a courthouse secretary describes Suzy Hogart’s one woman protest against meat prices. Suzy runs a small Mexican style restaurant bar and staged a bold action to highlight rising costs while noting Nixon might change prices if faced with cheap meat.
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TV Goes Soft On Meat As TV Season Backs Night Baseball
NBC plans a heavier schedule of night major league games for 1974, airing 41 regular season telecasts plus All-Star and World Series coverage, with 15 Monday night games up from last year. The move aims for strong ratings despite a shift toward meatless menus in eateries and changing dining habits. Suzy's Mexico-inspired menu adds cheese and vegetable dishes with meat items priced higher, as patrons note rising meat costs and slow wage gains.
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Hog and pig population on Kansas farms hits nearly 10 million
The Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service said March 1 hogs and pigs on state farms totaled 9,970,000, the second largest for that date in two decades, up four percent from last year.
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Downey elected Abbot at St. Benedicts Abbey Kansas
The Rev. Brendan W. Downey was elected abbot of St. Benedict's Abbey in Atchison Kansas. He has taught at the KU School of Religion since 1972 and previously pastored at KU parish and St. Ann's Effingham. Downey holds degrees from Oxford and led Benedict's College before its 1971 merger into Benedictine College.
Signing Looms For Kansas School Aid Plan Approval
Conferees on the Kansas school finance plan prepared to sign the final conference report, sending it to the House after Gov. Docking signs or rejects. The plan calls for $186 million for 1974, diverts 10 percent of income tax receipts to districts, trims the county foundation levy, and uses a power equalizer to adjust aid among districts.
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