Hayden urges tax panel to fix Kansas property levy
Gov. Mike Hayden told the 13 member Property Tax Review Commission in Topeka to avoid blame and focus on solving flaws in Kansas property taxation. He cited reappraisal deadlines and the 1986 classification amendment, urging faster relief and explaining why high property taxes deter growth.
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John Hanna
Associated Press
Topeka
Mike Hayden
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Property Tax Review Commission
Kansas
Joan Finney
Lodges Press Tax Relief From Property Rates
Kansas fraternal groups including the Knights of Columbus Elks Moose and Eagles urged lowering lodge property tax rates at a legislative hearing. They said non profit lodges face 30 percent tax like business property, with many groups losing lodges and charity work as taxes rise. Governor Hayden proposes 12 percent. advocates blame the 1986 classification amendment.
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Stock prices tumble after budget defeat on Wall Street
New York AP stock markets fell as the House rejected the Bush budget plan. The Dow dropped 12.87 to 2503.96 by noon with 369 up, 989 down, 436 unchanged on the NYSE. Some see recession signals, others hope for alternative budget moves and lower rates.
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Abbott Laboratories
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American Stock Exchange
Waste committee may cost 500000 in two years
Wichita Kansas AP reports a panel to study cutting state government waste could spend up to 500000 over the next two years for salary staff and research. Weigand named head says most funds aim to come from outside government though donations are not to be conditional. A preliminary report is due January 1991 with final findings in January 1992.
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Mike Hayden
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Weigand
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Kansas
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Jobless Rate Rises to 5.7 Percent in September
Washington reports September unemployment at 5.7 percent, the third straight monthly rise, with private economists forecasting higher figures and a net loss of 101000 non farm jobs. The Labor Department notes the higher rate last seen in spring 1988 and worries about a looming recession amid mixed industry results.
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Candidates reminded of drug testing law in Kansas
Secretary of State Bill Graves informed eight statewide race candidates that if elected they must submit to drug testing under the 1988 Kansas law. The statute lacks penalties for refusal or failure and keeps results confidential, applying mainly to safety sensitive positions including governor and attorney general, with no impact on certain offices.
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Bennett
Hayden
Lew Ferguson
Associated Press
Topeka
Bill Graves
Graves’ Office
Attorney General's Office
Parks
Graves
Division of Personnel Services
Local Pre-Christmas Sales And Events Bulletin
Community ad briefs list a fall sale wave including jewelry layaway at Sutton’s, garden center specials, pumpkin patch hours, penny supper at Quenemo, Soroptimist stew dinner details, theater promo by B J Humpitt’s, a garage sale, a Chiefs score guessing promo, and a VFW bake sale, with locations across Ottawa area and surrounding shops.
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates July 1989
Ottawa Herald lists daily delivery rates for July 1 1989 and after in Ottawa surrounding areas by carrier motor route and mail. Local Franklin County and adjacent counties pricing includes monthly, quarterly, half year, and yearly options with varying rates.
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Franklin County
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