Eagles Nest Sanctuary Saves Sterling Park Development
In Orlando Florida a bald eagle pair nests on a 32 acre woodland within the Sterling Park site. Builder Dick Bonds declares the area a sanctuary and moves 100 planned homes to a nearby location while noting the eagles’ two adults and a fledgling.
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Dick Bonds
Sterling Park
Bonds
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Moon backside secrets drive Apollo 15 quest
AP report from SPACE CENTER Houston explains Apollo 15 instruments aim to reveal why the moon’s far side differs from the near side and why the moon always faces Earth. Mission cameras seek crust thickness clues to lunar formation and possible Earthlike crust development.
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Moon
U.S
Endeavour
Alfred M. Worden
David R. Scott
James B. Irwin
Kansas airport grants total 1.26 million from FAA
The Kansas State Department of Economic Development reports FAA funded airport development totaling 1,262,584 dollars. Wichita receives 898,774, Topeka 145,256, McPherson 64,000, Garden City 62,368, Eudora 29,883, Colby 28,420, Oberlin 28,000, and Goodland 5,883 with runway and taxiway upgrades and lights. Fre d onia, Chanute, Elkhart and Liberal also apply for funds.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
State Department of Economic Development
Federal Aviation Administration
Wichita
McPherson
Garden City
EU- Teka
Colby
Oberlin
Goodland
Fredonia
Chanute
Elkhart
Liberal
The
Chanute Tribune
General Fund
Teavel Emmons
Werner
Tate
Sveseessees
Bob Sdenesgenes
Dbosedevessabeciire
Aeeree Werner
Correo Orr
Agricultural Extension Council
Seereee Etoo
Noxiou
Cuenanse
County School Foundation
Cate Enna
Bowen Penesesi
Brushing Dentifrices Linked to Painful Gums Study
A Pentagon study report released by Senator Pell warns that popular toothpastes may trigger gingival stomatitis causing gum soreness. Findings from Army Institute of Dental Research involve 1,057 patients and 30 hamsters, with Crest and Colgate showing fewer issues than McLean's Ultra-Brite Gleem Plus White and Vote.
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Pell
Army Institute of Dental Research
Crest
Colgate
Law professor Velvel highlights polarized Midwest politics
Lawrence Velvel, former KU law professor and Washington partner, says the Midwest centers polarization valuing conformity over truth. He cites Daniel Ellsberg and civil disobedience as tools to address national ills while stressing constitutional issues in his new firm work.
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Kansas City
University of Kansas
Midwest
Lawrence Velvel
Washington
Catholic University
Velvel
Kansas Board of Regents
Daniel Ellsberg
State Department
Pentagon
Ellsberg
Aid from Deserting Fathers Sought for Child Support
Dr. Robert Harder Kansas welfare director asks the attorney general for help in enforcing child support from fathers who desert families. He cites rising desertion and notes county prosecutors handle cases unevenly due to workloads. No statewide cost estimate is available.
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Kan
Robert Harder
State Welfare
Attorney General's Office
Harder
Atty
Vern Miller
Social Welfare Prgram
Kansas
Attorney General's
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Teacher’s swingers group not tied to teaching skills
A 381yearold teacher in Orange County sought reinstatement of credentials after being denied by Superior Court. Elizabeth Pettit testified she and her husband, longtime members of a swingers organization, had sexual intimacies with two other men in her presence, but argued private life should not affect teaching competence.
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Los Angeles
Superior Cont
Elizabeth Pettit
Landell
Orange County
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