Kansas Senate advances tuition grants and wind surf life jacket bill
The Kansas Senate gave preliminary approval to 26 measures including tuition grants for National Guard members enrolled in state universities and a partial credit option. A bill to exempt wind surfers from life jackets drew debate on personal choice and safety. The chamber also approved an appropriations package for 10 state agencies with cuts from Gov. Carlin, plus several housekeeping and ethics measures aimed at political action committees and state officials.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Senate
Kansas Army
Air National Guard
Paul Hess
Wichita
Adjutant General's Office
National Guard
Department of Corrections
Kansas State Penitentiary of
Lansing
State Parole Board
John Carlin
Corrections Department
Carlin
State General Fund
Senate
Adjutant General
Kansas Adult Authority
Correctional Vocational Training Center
Kansas Correctional Institute For Women
Industrial Reformatory
Hut
Chinson
Kansas Reception and Diagnostic Center
Corrections Ombudsman Board
Secretary of State
Kansas lawmakers weigh property classification proposal
After a straw poll Sen. Bud Burke said support for a statewide property classification measure appears strong enough to let voters decide. The bill would amend the Kansas Constitution to allow classification for tax purposes, aiming to prevent large tax shifts amid a looming statewide reappraisal. Governor Carlin has warned that he would veto a Senate bill lacking the classification measure. The Senate committee plans to reconvene after adjournment as discussions focus on tax rates under classification and the fate of personal property exemptions.
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Topeka
Kan
Senate
Paul
Bud
Burke
Kansas
R-Leawood
Senate Assessment and Taxation Committee
House
John Carlin
Carlin
School Board Candidates Press Communications Focus
Candidates debate board openness and public input amid concerns about work-session secrecy. Bushman Maes Larios and Harnden DeFries Edwards argue for more accessible meetings, informal community talks, and better feedback to teachers through curriculum study councils, with Edwards defending the board as collaborative and not a rubber stamp.
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Bushman
Maes
Citizens Advisory Council
Larios
Ottawa
Harnden
DeFries
Edwards
Curriculum Study Council
Roger Nelson
Ptas
Dustin Hoffman
Speeding and mine quotes headline local notices
The report lists numerous speeding charges with ages and towns such as Dolores Miller 49 Lawrence and Glenn Griffin Jr 28 Ottawa RFD 1. It notes driving against age restrictions for Christopher Van Sickle 18 Richmond and other offenders with fines from 29 to 99 dollars. The Ottawa Co operatives market prices for grains follow.
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Paget Dolores
Miller
Lawrence
Kelly K. Kramer
Maple
Bradlay J. Brooks
Ottawa
Ronald H. Underwood
Gardiner
Glenn W. Griffin Jr
Otawa
Christopher T. van Sickle
Richmond
Pawl O. Nicholson
Larry Klink
Otawa Rfd
Dan Edward Meier
Rural
Williamsburg
Billy G. Smith Jr
Otawa Rfc
Farm equipment auction near Ottawa area
Due to a tractor accident the general farming operation will cease and an auction will be held for miscellaneous items. The sale site is located 6 miles east of K-68 and I-35 and 44 miles north of Ottawa, or 6 miles south of Wellsville to K-68 and 2 miles west. Terms are cash. Lunch served by New Hope Baptist Church ABW. Auctioneer Harold Myers. Clerks Wanda Kirkland and Elaine Roberts. Contact 594-3328.
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Ottawa
Wellsville
New Hope Baptist Church
Harold Myers
Wanda Kirkland
Elaine Roberts
Krause
Oliver
Oliver Combine
M&m
Supreme
Doug Higbie
Hart-Carter
Kraus
Lilliston
JD Twa
Gerald Shepherd
Oliver Haybind
Public Auction Dispersal of Goods Near Burlington Kansas
Complete dispersal of shop equipment and personal property due to the death of my husband. The sale will be held 6 miles west, 4 miles north, and a quarter mile east of Burlington Kansas, on a date to be announced. Local buyers and interested parties may attend to view and bid on items. Proceeds support estate settlement and deceased’s survivors.
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Burlington
Kansas
Conferees Sparring On School Finance
In Topeka the school finance conference committee sparred over funding shares for 1983-84. Democrats Parrish and Reardon opposed removing a 46 percent state funding provision, delaying consensus as they pursued a clear state aid level and budget rules.
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Topeka
Kan
School Finance Conference
Nancy Parrish
Bill Reardon
Kansas City
Joe Harder
Moundridge
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