Legislature To Eye Registration Charge
Kansas House Speaker Wendell Lady pledged to study labor claims that county clerks hinder voter registration and may back liberalizing registration laws. He noted large counties keep offices open longer and suggested election day or postcard registration could work if safeguards prevent misuse.
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Topeka
Kan
Wendell Lady
Kansas
Lady
Kansas State Federation of Labor
Afl-Cio
Senate
Ross Doyen
Concordia
Norman Gaar
Westwood
Jack Steineger
Kansas City
House
Fred Weaver
Baxter Springs
Arthur Douville
Overland Park
House Labor and Industry Committee
Steineger
Weaver
Carlin Raps Carter Policy In Washington Visit
Kansas Governor John Carlin criticizes President Carter for focusing on detail rather than communicating accomplishments. He says Carter’s public image suffers and predicts weak 1980 prospects for Kansas, while praising foreign affairs progress and civil service reform. Carlin notes governors influence, cites aging program concerns, and urges no costly changes if programs work well.
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Washington
Kansas
John Carlin
Carter
Carlin
Congress
Democratic National Committee
House Select Committee On Aging
National Governors’ Conference
House
Ruling Due In Health Agency Funding Case
U S Judge Richard D. Rogers will rule Friday on a bid by the Northeast Kansas Health Systems Agency to stop HEW from ending federal funding next Sunday. HEW says the agency suffers management problems and lacks compliant boards and councils. The agency argues the cut was arbitrary and without due process, while HEW plans to replace it with a new entity.
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Topeka
Kan
U.S
Richard D. Rogers
Northeast Kansas Health Systems Agency
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Rogers
HEW
Makup
Russians To Stay Home From Moscow Symphony Tour
Moscow officials announced the planned United States tour by the Moscow Symphony Orchestra will not take place as scheduled from October 3 to November 4. The defection of five Soviet artists last month sparked doubts about the trip, with rescheduling possible but not confirmed. The U S Embassy had issued visas, thousands of tickets were sold, and the tour was to open at Carnegie Hall before visiting about two dozen East Coast and Southern cities. Columbia Artists Management said the tour was canceled.
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Moscow
United States
Moscow Symphony Orchestra
U.S
Soviet Union
Moscow Symphony
New York
Carnegie Hall
Columbia Artists Management
Ronald Wilford
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Jordan
SG Air
Dean Walburn
Langley
Williamsburg
Ottawa Wildlife Conservation Club, Inc
Wildlife Grounds
Montclair
Kidde
Hywell
Otasco
Honeywell
Amf Voit
S. Main
Ottawa, Ks
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Naturalorl Gas
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