Great Bend Tribune from Great Bend, Kansas • Page 15

For SoU jor issues were reported to be payieord for the highest lifetime bat-and union security. ltiBg average belongs to Tris Speak- The Cleveland Indians club Te-ir. who set a mark of .344. Shows Legislature Gave $85 Million For Education or $40 Tax Per Person Wednesday, April JM1 LOVKLY three bedroom, attached garage. $12,750.00.

Low down payment. TOPEKA (AP) A compilation by the Topeka State Journal shows the 1961 Kansas Legislature appropriated at least $85 million for education and related activi- RED CARPET DAYS SPECIAL BUY ROWLAND REALTORS. CL 3-4497, GL 3-9032, GL 3-5733. -I NiCi. selection ol two and three bedroom homes.

AH pa leo Mccarty agencv 26 1 1 ties. The newspaper said this would amount to $40 in tax money for every person in the state for the fiscal year which begins next July The total docs not include about $24. 3 million in fees paid by students to state colleges and universities. State aid and support payments ion, S. Forces in Austria.

Bennett was accused of choking and raping an 11-year-old Austrian girl while she wis walking toward her home in Siezenheiiri on Dec. 21, 1954. KCMO.TV& Radio Strike Postponed KANSAS CITY (AP)-A decision on a strike by 27 on-the-air-em-ployes at KCMO, radio and television has been postponed until the return on Friday of two union officials from New Orleans. G. Robert Higby, president of the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists, said David Schnabel, executive secretary, and John Symon, of Chicago, union field representative, left Tuesday to attend a national convention of executive secretaries.

Negotiations between the union and KCMO broke off Monday and there are no plans for further talks. The negotiators had been bargaining since Jan. 19. The ma lo elementary and high schools, junior colleges and municipal uni-j versities account for $39.3 million. CUMi'kLTt variety oi nomes Large medium, small, brick or lrame tlRACK AGENCl.

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the year's most popular color-AQUA the year's most popular shape FLAIR million for support of elementary schools, $8.6 for aid to high schools, $8.6 for emergency aid to elementary schools; $2.2 million for textbook rental program reimbursements; $325,000 for aid to junior colleges, $85,000 for aid lo Washburn University and for aid to Wichita University. Revoke Parole Of Ex-Mobster's Girl LOS ANGELES (AP) A federal judge has revoked Liz Renay's probation and the onetime girl friend of ex-mobster Mickey Cohen must serve a three-jear prison term. Judge Peirson K. Hall has ruled that her plea of guilty to a charge of disturbing the peace showed she had violated terms of her probation. Miss Renay, 35, was arrested last Jan, 31 with a man in a Hollywood Boulevard motel and charged with resorting soliciting for purposes of prostitution.

The charge later was to disturbing the peace, and she paid a $75 fine. Miss Renay was given probation in July 1959 after she admitted committing perjury before a federal grand jury investigating Cohen's income tax status. The perjury was in connection with a $5,500 loan she claimed to have made to Cohen. Scheduled to Hang For Rape Tomorrow LEAVENWORTH (AP) More than six years after his conviction, John A. Bennett is scheduled lo be hanged tomorrow for rape and attempted murder in Austria.

Bennett observed his 25th birthday Monday and was given a cake in his cell. A general court martial convicted him at Lehener Kaserne, Sa4z-burg, Austria, on Feb. 8, 1955. Bennett has been held in death row at the U. S.

Disciplinary Bar-, racks at Ft. Leavenworth since April 29, 1955. Legal proceedings during the six years were capped by an order from the secretary of the Army on Feb. 27 for execution by hanging. Twice the execution had been stayed.

Efforts toward commutation still are being made. Bennett was born the fourth of Three sizes of heavy. bottom tumblers to take care of almost any beverage and, an 8-oz. bowl for desserts, Real Estate Loons Mm ONE The legislature prdvided $100,000 Insurance Service! tion for handicapped children $591,000. By comparison, the amount allotted for highway supervision, maintenance and construction and the highway patrol was $104 million.

This figure includes a huge grarh of, federal funds for highway construction. The total budget is around $360 million, including large grants of federal funds for various purposes. Bonn Agrees To Repay the U.S. $587 Million BONN, Germany (AP) The West German government has agreed to the immediate repayment of $587 million of its postwar debt to the United Stales to help that country with its balance of payment difficulties. The announcement was made by the government press office shortly after Chancellor Konrad Adenauer left for Washington for talks with President Kennedy.

It was speculated here that one objective was to earn Adenauer good will on his visit and to offset in part the effect of American public opinion of the Adolf Eich-mann trial in Jerusalem. Officially, no connection was made between the visit and the repayment. Vote Pittsburg Minister Head of State Churches TOPEKA fAP) The Kansas Convenlion of Christian Churches elected the Rev. N. Gayle Fischer of Pittsburg as its president.

He succeeds the Rev. Wilbcrt Dunlap of Parsons. Other officers elected Tuesday include the Rev. Eugene Frazier of Hutchinson, first vice president; Ellis Starrett of Norton, third vice president; and Chester Gleason of McPherson, secretary-treasurer. The 1962 convention will be at Great Bend April 29-May 1.

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6 oz. JuiM JoiDesssrt for a start on educational television. The 9fil session raised emergency aid for elementary schools uy $2.2 million. The payments for textbooks, aid to junior colleges and aid to the municipal universities were voted for the first time. Appropriations from lax funds for the slale colleges and the School for Ihe Deaf at Olalhc and llie School for the Blind at Kansas City, total about $3.1.5 million.

An accelerated building program for the next two years at state colleges adds another $9 9 million. Other educational items: teachers retirement, $1.8 million stale superintendent of public instruction $1 2 million, vocational education $762,000, and special educa- 58 Forms For Rent SOUTH SIDE OF THE SQUARE HAVE grass for 125 yearling steers 500 lbs. down). Curtis Rose. Sawye' -16p PASTURE for rent, 74 acres.

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