Kansas Panel Backs Higher Grain Tax For Promotion
A Kansas interim Agriculture Committee tentatively endorsed raising grain taxes by one-tenth of a cent per bushel on wheat corn sorghum and soybeans to fund promotion efforts. The panel also discussed giving commissions more leeway from budget review and approved $180000 to renovate the International Grains Program facilities at Kansas State University.
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Peka
Kan
Kansas
Agriculture Committee
William Beezley
R-Girard
Fred Kerr
R-Pratt
Kert
Fie
Kerr
Kansas State University
North Dakota
Kansas Sees Record Sorghum Soybean and Strong Corn Harvests
The Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service kept its September forecasts for record sorghum and soybean crops and a bumper corn crop. Sorghum is expected at 259 million bushels with a 70 bushels per acre yield, while soybeans reach 45.24 million bushels at 29 bushels per acre. corn tops 153.4 million bushels with a 118 bushels per acre yield. Farmers harvest 3.7 million acres of sorghum, 1.6 million of soybeans, and about 1.3 million of corn.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Kansas
Committee Recommends Binding Arbitration in Kansas
The governor's Committee on Professional Negotiations tentatively backed binding arbitration to settle disputes between teachers and boards of education. Led by Michael Barbara, the group asked Robert Wootton to draft legislation moving arbitration ahead of unilateral contracts after mediation and fact finding.
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Topeka
Kan
David Stewart Knudson
John Carlin
Saline County
Carlin
Knudson
Raymond EF. Haggart
Salina
Democratic Central Committee
Robert Bennett
Boards of Education
Michael Barbara
Shawnee County
Washburn University Law School
Robert Wootton
Kansas National Education Association
Wootton
Kansas
Legal notice of lease forfeiture and foreclosure actions
Franklin County notice by Global Gil Inc and heirs declaring fortification of lease terms and impending forfeiture. The document, dated October 14 1981, cites Section 10 Town 7 South 106 feet and 44 acre tracts and warns of 20 day timeline to respond with an official register and potential foreclosure actions. Names involved include George K Graves and Tera Graves.
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Leto
Global Gil, Inc
Franklin County
Inis
Nori
Dil, Inc
Fortested
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