Local Governments Pay For Legislative Success
Kansas local governments face nearly 12 million in state budget costs and looming service cuts or tax hikes as leaders warn that state fiscal integrity comes at a high price. Officials cite cuts in revenue sharing, inheritance taxes, retirement costs, and appraisal manuals, with counties facing reduced funds and cities paying more.
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John Marshall Harris
Kansas
Fred Allen
Kansas Association of Counties
Hutchinson
Ernie Mosher
League of Kansas Municipalities
Mike Hayden
Mosher
Tinue
Department of Revenue
Allen
State General Fund
ORC seeks mill levy hike to fund programs and upgrades
Ottawa ORC proposes raising one mill to replace revenue from a participation card and fund senior citizens and arts programs plus capital improvements. Williams notes a $70,000 two mill tax allotment covers only about a third of a $200,000 yearly budget, forcing reliance on user fees. If the school board rejects the mill, higher user fees are likely to follow.
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Williams
Ottawa
Kansas
ORC
Sale of Listed Personal Property in Lofton Estate
In Franklin County Kansas the probate division issues notice of sale for the estate of James H Lofton with case number 87 P 12. Administrators Jane Weare and Aldin K Manna will auction at 10:30 AM on May 9 1987 at 615 West B Pomona KS to the highest cash bidder items including a 1975 Ford pickup a 1974 Cadillac tools furniture appliances a boat and trailer gemstones and other goods. Burns & Burns P A represent the estate.
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District Court of
Franklin County
Kansas
State of
Jane Weare
Aldin K. Manna
Lark Timotor
West B. Pomona
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Topeka
James H. Lofton
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Roper
RCA
Sears
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P.A. P.O
Lyndon
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IRST
National Bank OF Ottawa
F.d.1.c
Aldia K. Manna
On Tiaisicic
GMC
Sierra
Yjomen
Csmcrtruck
Stern Brothers Co
Franklin Savings Association
Franklin Savings Corp
Franklin Plaza