Men Welcome Nursing as a Career Change
In Los Angeles the nursing field gains respect for men as enrollment rises at Cal State LA and nationwide. Dr. Lucie S Young notes about 2 percent of California nurses are male, with potential for growth as men bring career focus and experience.
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Johnny
Nancy Lockwood
Children’s Hospital
California State College
Los Angeles
United States
Lucie S. Young
Cal State
Cal State Nursing
California
Young
Same Day Service for Classified Ads
Classified ads placed before 9 30 a m on weekdays or 9 a m Saturdays receive same day service. Display style ads must be placed by 12 noon the prior day. Dial 4431 4100 for details.
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Dial
Lois in Oz A Kansas 4 H delegate recalls Chicago trip
Lois Van Cleave recounts her November 1971 National 4 H Congress journey to Chicago with 34 Kansas delegates. The piece covers seminars on environment race and health, a Santa Fe Railway sponsor, a Nixon address, and cultural highlights at the Conrad Hilton and McCormick Place.
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Lois van Cleave
R. J. Galesburg
Hillcrest
Kansas
Chicago
Dorothy
Lois In Oz
Topeka
Conrad Hilton
Puerto Rico
Santa Fe Railway System
Sheraton-Blackstone Hotel
John Reed
Richard M. Nixon
Assembly of the Nation
United Staes
McCormick Place
Conrad Hilton Hotel
Michigan Avenue
Lebo
Erie Recreation Park plan moves forward in city bid
Erie Recreation Commission advances a proposal to buy 18.3 acres of land formerly the Mahaffey property east of US 59 between 4th and Danville for 10 000 plus a year option and about 600 for insurance and taxes. The city would own operate the park and seek 50 percent federal matching funds with a Dec 31 deadline for applications.
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ERIE
Erie Recreation Commission
Paul Beard
Frank Harris
Mahaffey
Commission
Oahu Gathers People While Land Remains Scarce
Hawaii officials debate shifting population from Oahu to the neighbor islands. Oahu holds 82 percent of residents on under 10 percent of land, while the Big Island contains 63 percent of land but only 8.9 percent of people. Governor Burns seeks new communities and a west Hawaii campus to lure residents. Hawaii County planner Ray Suefuji warns growth must come with funding for schools and utilities.
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Honolulu
Oahu
John A. Burns
Hawaii Island
Big Island
Hawaii
Ray Suefuji
Suefuji
Budget burdened by sightseers at Kennedy Center
The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts will close except for performances until Congress provides extra funds. Chairman Roger L. Stevens says daily sightseers, 6,000 to 8,000, overwhelm the center’s budget at the memorial to the late president.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts
Congress
Roger L. Stevens
Scout Troop 84 Girls Make Ornaments for Decoration
Scout News reports that Troop 84 girls in Brownie troop 84 created decorative ornaments for a community display. The activity highlights youth teamwork and crafting skills.
Juco tuition claims totaling 78017 for Wilson County
Wilson County clerk records show out district juco tuition claims for summer and fall totaling 78017.50. Coffeyville six students 3106.71 Allen County Tola three 966.74 Butler Fort Dorado four 1403.38 Fort Scott three 1090.21 Labette Parsons ten 3833.17 Neosho Chanute 39 15705.60 Independence 115 51911.69.
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Fredonia
Wilson County
Coffeyville
Allen County
Tola
Butler County
Dorado
Fort Scott
Labette County
Parsons
Neosho County
Chanute
Independence
Chanute Publishing announces officer changes
F M Harris becomes secretary treasurer of Chanute Publishing Co while Terry Murphy is named trustee of the Employee Profit Sharing Trust. Dwight McCreight announces the changes effective Jan 1 at the annual board meeting for The Tribune publisher.
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F.M
Mike) Harris
The
Tribune
Chanute Publishing Co
Terry Murphy
Dwight McCreight
Harris
Murphy
Dwight Wallingford
Chanute RAM Chapter 91 Meeting Notice
Classified: Chanute Chapter No 91 RAM calls stated convent tion Monday December 13 at 7 30 PM for election of officers for the ensuing year. All companions urged to attend. Gerald Finch HP.
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Chanute
RAM
Gerald Finch
Card of Thanks to Wilson Allen Woodson Neosho counties
Grateful thanks to friends in Wilson Allen Woodson and Neosho counties and especially the nurses at Neo sho Memorial Hospital for care and concern during hospital stay in Lakewood Colorado. Mr and Mrs W B Brown.
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Wilson
Allen
Woodson
Neosho
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Lakewood
Colorado
W. B. Brown
Welcome Wagon hostess offers helpful suggestions and gifts
A civic ambassador of good will invites readers to call Bea Dunlap at 431-0514 for welcome assistance. The notice also lists Electrolux vacuum cleaners and supplies and provides addresses for P. A. Swan and Vernon Anderson at 605 S Steuben and 1103 S Santa Fe.
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Bea Dunlap
P. A. Swan
S. Steuben
Vernon Anderson
S. Santa Fe
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