Audit Details Kansas Wheat Centennial Accountability
Topeka AP reporting on a post audit of Kansas Wheat Centennial funds. Richard Brown outlines four recommendations: deny $9,500 feasibility claim. pay $4,500 of four landmark restoration claims. deny $2,500 due to potential property benefit. Wheat Commission to seize mobile display trailer. Committee funds total $110.39 plus foundation assets $5,181. unclear asset coverage and ownership remain.
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Legislative Post
Kansas Wheat Commission
Wheat Centennial Committee
Wheat Centennial Foundation
Wheat Commission
Centennial Committee
Brown
Centennial Foundation
Joint Legislative Committee
Post
Kansas City
Valentine Davis
Cochairman
Wheat Center U.S.A
Kansas Wheat Centennial Foundation
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Frizzell to Quit Interior Post as Professor Career Planned
Kent Frizzell former Kansas attorney general says he will resign as undersecretary of the Interior after the fall election to join Tulsa University’s National Energy Law and Policy Institute. He denies policy disputes with Secretary Tom Kleppe and notes other resignations may occur but not due to disagreements. An MFA Boston exhibit through May 23 features 80 photographs by Hill, Adamson, Cartier-Bresson, Adams, and Kertesz.
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Kent Frizzell
Kansas
U. S. Department of Interior
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Tulsa University
Interior Department
Tom Kleppe
Kleppe
Boston
Museum of Fine Arts
MFA
David O. Hill
Robert Adamson
Henri Cartier-Bresson
Ansel Adams
Andre Kertesz
Topeka
John Conard
State Board of Regents
Regents
Conard
University of Kansas
Bennett
Max Bickford
Weapons Bill To Conference As Senate Okays Ship Navy Plan
The Senate approved a 31.8 billion weapons bill and sent it to a House-Senate conference after resisting an attempt to alter B1 bomber orders. Differences over Navy shipbuilding and missile programs linger as the two chambers clash on totals and authorizations. The House backed a 7.1 billion ship program while the Senate allocated 6 billion for ships and settled backclaims.
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House-Senate
Ford
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Russia
House
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U.S
Senate Armed Services Committee
Air National Guard
Defense Department
Robert Dole
R-Kan
Naval Reserve
Petition for Administratrix Appointment in Urquhart Estate
First published notice in Franklin County Kansas for Adah H Urquhart estate. Fred A Urquhart petitions for administration and Opal J Robinson as administratrix under simplified estates act. Creditors urged to file six month claims. objections due by June 14 1976 in Ottawa Kansas. Attorneys contact Box 202 113 S Hickory Ottawa KS 86067 (OVI) 242 5566.
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Kansas
Franklin County
Agnes M. Spelcher
Hella
Agnes M. Spetcher
Richard T. Butell
Agnes M. Speicher
Ottawa
Fred A. Urquhart
Adah H. Urquhart
Opal J. Robinson
Ae Moltk
Gary L
Jordan
S. Hickory
Kan
Petitiona
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