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i42Jli. 49.52 2Z.4i_ 364 4a -26- Tbtal AdValonmTax 128,926.74 24,805.11 21,115.61 17,443.38 18,584.03 -7fi 21,477.61 28.088-62 I S61.77 iz 354.85 19,071.00 -SSJ3-. .522. 2.23 12, 57.96 751,595.25 48,740.84 702,854.41 14,260.96 717,115.37 A (First Published In The loia Register. August 3,1973) arrr OF haaufm NOTICE OF BVDGEt HEABING 13th AuKUit M.i* MIX bodywlRi iur Iho poipoM of obiMiioai.tad oooiidariiiiaMiidiMtinl II 'gf ttutpi tMtOMP LIVMS Bl WIBX OMnropii TnwptrtlMMIO t2i t2I xxxxxf.

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SnCUL HKHWAT niiD Total Kipwdltani UDaMtombrnd B4aiMi, 1-1 TMiMMr'a AdiMlad 1-1 LM: KqMwStano CMiinH 'and Malnfnaace UMlltIca MiitSBllOTBnuil Total Lan: EipaDditaMB NOnOW WED rUMD IMal Wt9l JLll Ml. 31 3. 795.00 1.854.36 41.48. 1.115.0Q .16 78.47 1.1».0Q 161-23 114.04 xxxxxxxxxxx 311.32 191.33 10 .92 5.636.73 5.636.7?- xxxxxxxxxxx a.mw 0 5P7.92 5Q7.B2 0 345.66 xxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxx 345.66 a.MQ.QQ 3.9QQi00 0 0 0 0 0 172.83 VUlUI BklaiiMaMlWai IM, and Water. 343.72 M.475.43 CunaalYaar, AQQJKL .12.500.00 500.00 20.300.00 lIT'i 4.500.00 24.1M.00 6.257.83 7.345.36 0 7.1^5.36 flhhaTte 19.106.90 19.500.00 20.000.00 flhhaTte 456.06 6 704.64~ 27.495.36 27.900.00 LHI ia.A75.A3 2A.

100.00 LHI 7,345.36 7.195.36 3.800.00 Eiactric nmiwr 9,630,68 10.000.00 11.000.00 Eiactric nmiwr 452 11 .900 .00 Eiactric nmiwr 2.S00.00 Eiactric nmiwr 10.252.57 11.000.00 12.000.00 IatMft 15.79 20.00 20.00 1.527.82 2.500.00 TbtiipwlMM 29.379.46 1.928.QQ 3.5PQ.Q0 TbtiipwlMM ia.863.70 23.683.87 19.737.87 3l .63 32.000.00 33.000.00 2.7ff.M 2-70000 M.3H.I7 U.tt7.«7 Pdlitical sparks over probe TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) Robert J. liqth, U.S. attorney for replied to charges by aides of Gov. Robert Dock- ingjhat a federal grand jury into prostitution and olpr matters in Kansas City, was a "political witch hunt." Roth, reached at his Wichita office Thilrsday, said to call the inquiry witch hunt "is completely ridiculous when you understand we already have indicted three people and two of theni have pleaded guilty." The charges were made by Richard L.

Malloy, research assistant to Doclcing, who was by the grand jury Friday, and testified Wednesday. in a statement issued through 'the governor's office, said, "Just because I am a member of the governor's administration does not mean I should be subjected to a political witch hunt." Roth replied, "I don't really know what the basis would be for any allegation that this is a witch hunt. If this one is a witch hunt, then every investigation into violations of the law is a witch hunt." Docking's press secretary, James Shaffer, also had issued a statement saying that Malloy's report to the governor had indicated Justice Department attorneys questions were "obviously political in scope." Malloy was questioned by the jury about a party for Kansas Democrats given in a downtown Topeka hotel before, the 1972 general election. Roth said the law prohibits him from disclosing evidence taken by the grand jury but said, "Our investigation is absolutely properly motivated. We don't really care who it might affect:" Roth, a Republican, said the investigation was started over a year ago by the FBI "at the request of the police chief of Kansas City, to determine the involvement of men in prostitution and massage parlors and other matters." He said the Organized Oime Strike Force of the federal government has been involved in the probe.

"To date, we. have had indicted the principal operator of a prostitution ring, a police officer who was on the force at the time and a former police officer. The operator of the prostitution ring and the former police officer both pleaded guilty to charges, and the other policeman is awaiting trial." Of allegations that the grand jury probe might be "ptriitically motivated," Roth replied: "That is completely and una- dulterably false, unfair, erroneous and ridiculous. "I can state that the principal people conducting the investigation are totally unfamiliar with Kansas politics and, I'm sure, are totally unconcerned where the chips may fall." He isaid he was refer FBI and Organized Crime Strike Force agents from Kansas City, Mo. R.

Doug Lewis, executive secretary of the Kansas Republican party, said implications in the statements by Malloy and Shaffer that the probe is politically inspired, "is foolish." "I think to characterize a federal grand jury investigation as a 'witch hunt' indicates two things: it casts aspersions on the. American judicial process and, apparently, the governor's off ice is extremely and perhaps rightly so," said Lewis. "I can only conclude that information damaging either to the governor personally, or to his administration may result from the grand jury investigation, based on their reaction." Lewis said it is curious him that the governor's office made public Malloy's testimony before the grand jury, since that testimony is by law confidential until it either appears lin an indictment or is used during a court Three persons die in crasti Thursday DURHAM, Kan. (AP) Three persons were killed Thursday in a collision on Kansas 15 about two miles north of here. The Highway Patrol identified the dead as Jacob T.

Loewen, 77, Ed Hamih, 87, both of Hillsboro, and Flora J. Carlson, 28, Durham. Three children of Mrs. Carlson were reported in serious condition at a Hillsboro hospital. A BETTER PHOTO of this tower in Jerusalem because Brent Camery, Thousand Oaks, made it under an arched doorway.

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