State moves to form committee on governmental immunity
TOPEKA Kan AP The Legislative Coordinating Council voted to create a special committee on governmental immunity to advise on steps the legislature should take to shield state officials from lawsuits. The panel will include three House members and two senators and report soon to draft bills before the 1976 session opening in January. The council also discussed accessibility improvements for the statehouse and a $30,000 funding request tied to the ongoing architectural contract kickback case.
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Peka, Kan
Legislative Coordinating Council
House
Duane S. McGill
Senate
Ross Doyen
Coordinating Council
Statehouse
McGill
Legislative Services and Facilities Division
Mark Bennett Jr
Topeka
State Supreme Court
Council
Legislative Budget Committee
Goncalves Ousted as Portugal Nears Civil War
In Lisbon a bitter six week clash among moderates and anti Communist officers led to the expulsion of Gen Vasco Goncalves from the Revolutionary Council. President Costa Gomes announced he relinquished power as premier and chief of staff amid a reconstituted council. Moderate officers move clears path for Jose Pinheiro de Azevedo to form a cabinet with possible Socialist and Centrist Popular Democratic support. The shift ends Goncalves leftist leadership after riots and long political tension.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Vasco Goncalves
Francisco da Costa Gomes
Tancos
Here
Goncalves
Revolutionary Council
Costa Gomes
Adm
Jose Pinheiro de Azevedo
Alvaro Dunha
Antonio de Spinola
Brazil
Reagan's Decision and Radio Income Question
Reagan, a former California governor and current radio commentator, could lose significant broadcast income if he declares as a Republican presidential candidate. His aides refuse to disclose exact earnings from radio, speaking tours, and columns, while estimates place this year between 400000 and 750000 dollars.
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Los Angeles
California
Reagan
Mike Deaver
Viewpoint
Federal Communications Commission
Lyn Nofziger
Citizens For Reagan
Guard Enters Louisville Strife Over Desegregation Clash
In Louisville Kentucky Gov. Julian Carroll called up 800 National Guardsmen following a night of violence that injured 30 police and led to more than 100 arrests as tensions over desegregation and busing flared. Police reported bricks and rocks hurled, two school buses burned, and dozens damaged. A 3 year old was struck by a brick through a windshield. The unrest disrupted two high schools as thousands gathered near Valley and Southern High Schools. The anti busing group Concerned Parents Inc led protests that were scaled back after a court order.
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Louisville
Julian Carroll
National Guard
Sue Connor
Concerned Parents Inc
Jefferson County
Russell McDaniel
Valley High School
McDaniel
Southern High School
State Wheat Quality Down
Kansas wheat grades were slightly below average for the 1975 crop based on 9,350 samples. Average test weight 61.4 pounds, protein 11.2 percent, moisture 12.8 percent, and total grade defects 2.2 percent. No. 1 grade reached 79 percent, yellow hard winter wheat at 42 percent, with strong gluten varieties 39.7 percent and Scout 33.2 percent. Total crop 345.1 million bushels from 11.9 million acres, yield 29 bushels per acre, 1973 record 384 million.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
State Wheat Commission
Ottawa Kansas invites bids for paving and storm sewers
Sealed bids for Contract No. 2 paving and storm sewers will be received by the Ottawa City Clerk until 10 00 a m Monday September 15 1975. Bids require 5 percent bid bond and 30 day bid validity. The city may reject any or all bids. Also notes a potluck supper September 9 at 6 20 p m hosted by Masonic Order with gifts for the Masonic Home.
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Ottawa
Kansas
City Hall
Consulting Engineers
A. C. Kirkwood & Associates
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