Kansas bankers defend state tax policy and revenue impacts
Harold A. Stones of the Kansas Bankers Association responds to a recent editorial on raising the interest banks pay on inactive state funds. He argues the plan would raise about $1 million for the state but impose at least $2.5 million on banking, notes past tax increases since 1970, and urges balanced treatment of taxes across sectors while stressing banks' role in supporting agriculture and industry.
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Legislative Budget Committee
Kansas
State of
Eee
Senate
House
Harold A. Stones
Kansas Bankers Association
Whiteheads Dear Dr Thesteson Discusses Causes and Cure
In a guidance note to Dr Thesteson, a 60 year old asks about whiteheads, their causes and treatment. The reply explains that whiteheads differ from blackheads mainly by trapped air and outlines how skin glands produce sebum to lubricate the skin.
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Dr. Thesteson
B.H.K
Understanding blackheads to whiteheads in skin care
The column explains how blocked sebaceous outlets create blackheads and whiteheads, stressing gentle cleansing, avoiding squeezing with nails, and the use of a blackhead expressor. It notes that sebum production declines after sixty, while rises in adolescence worsen acne and mentions acne lotions as a preventive aid.
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Thosteson
E.L.N
Prayer for Today I Am the Door
A brief devotional prayer cites John 10 9 asking God to open an open door and direct believers to turn from dead end paths toward the life found in Jesus, ending with Amen.
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John
God
Jesus
New Era Seen in Dairy Pricing Changes
The Agriculture Department says dairy product flow from farm to home will undergo drastic changes this decade. The report foreshadows new milk pricing policies and notes the system that has operated for 35 years will need major revision.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Overhaul Seen in Education Financing Following California Ruling
Kansas officials say a California Supreme Court decision striking down property tax financing for public schools could trigger a nationwide overhaul. They predict state financing will dominate, with possible shifts to broader taxes and federal/state cost sharing, while noting local control concerns.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
California Supreme Court
California
U.S. Supreme Court
Marion McGhehey
Kansas Association of School Boards
C. Taylor Whittier
United States
Melvin Neely
Kansas National Education Association
McGhehey
Whittier
KASB
Neely
KNEA
Communal farms in France aim to lure youth into farming
The Foreign Agricultural Service notes about 2,000 communal farms under a 1962 law to boost efficiency. In Burgundy a six-member unit on 740 acres plans to raise 3,000 hogs annually with weekly manager roles and 15 days yearly study. Washington reports July red meat at 2.98 billion pounds, up 3 percent from a year earlier, with beef at 1.849 billion pounds, lifted by larger slaughter despite lower live weights.
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Burgundy
FAS
General Assembly
Washington
Contiguous States
Crop Reporting Board
Raymond Burr Pursues Handicapped Aid and Island Life
Hollywood star Raymond Burr, gearing up for his fifth season as Ironside, promotes handicapped rights, urging wider doors and ramps, accessible apartments and public buildings. He also owns a Whale Island in the Fiji group, planning to spend half the year there while continuing acting and charitable work.
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Hollywood
Raymond Burr
San Francisco
Ironside
Burr
South Seas
Fijis
Television Log Grows Dense With Late Night Lineup
A dense listing details a full broadcast schedule across channels with shows including Munsters Dick Van Dyke Tonight Merv Griffin Family Affair Love Lucy Jeopardy and multiple movies. The slate features news weather sports cartoons game shows and scripted dramas spanning late night into early morning with numerous time blocks and cross network offerings.
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Dick van Dyke
Shiloh
Eddie
Royals
Brewers
Medical Center
Music Hall
Davey and Goliath
Captain Kangaroo
Beverly Breckenridge
David Frost
Dinah Shore
Romper Room
Lucille Rivers
Beverly Hillbillies
Doctors
Guiding Light
Bay City
General Hospital
Gomer Pyle
Somerset
Kansas
Petticoat Junction
Fey
Ottawa Herald subscription and stamping details
Ottawa Herald rates listed for in trade area and outside, with monthly and yearly prices. Publisher Robert B. Wellington notes tax, mailing terms, and AP rights. Out of state subscribers face 1 percent extra tax.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
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