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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1969
Page
8
A reader asks about a grandson showing feminine behavior and parental influence. Dr Thosteson says early guidance is needed, explores possible family dynamics, and warns that persistent cross gender play may shape a boy's identity if not addressed. Also answers questions on alcohol for skin and licorice effects.
The Woodson County Cooperative Association held its 19th annual meeting at the 4 H Community building in Yates Center. Larry O Connell reported 1968 sales and $28 488 93 net savings from two plants in Yates Center and Virgil. Directors elected were Robert Bunting Virgil Glen Weston Yates Center.
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President Johnson asks Congress for 1.162 billion dollars for Army Engineers to fund construction and operation of water projects starting July 1. Major items include 7.7 million for Melvern flood control, 3.8 million for Perry, 1.4 million for Lawrence, 1 million for Clinton land, and 6.5 million for Kaysinger Bluff.
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In Davie Florida ranchers protest the $15 fee for a horse catcher who also rounds up cattle. Council delays decision on abolishing the job as ranchers push for city employe handling. Mayor notes cattle damage from stray herds. Police Chief Nickel defends the fee system against concerns of fences and private profit.
The Woodson County Extension Crop School will be held Thursday at the Community Building in Yates Center from 10 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. Extension staff discuss native range burning grazing systems brush and weed control cool season grasses planting good seed new wheat varieties soybeans and alfalfa seeding rates dates spacing and fertilizer levels in corn soybeans and milo plus hybrid wheat. A free lunch at noon will be provided by the Yates Center Chamber of Commerce with 4-H Council members serving. All Woodson County producers are invited.
Hubert Ulrich a 48 year old oil firm executive and former KU football star was named provisional superintendent of the Kansas Motor Vehicle Department by John Montgomery director of highways. The appointment is provisional pending Civil Service exams. Ulrich has led Sewell Oil Co Topeka for 10 years and was KU captain and all conference end in 1941. He also served as KU assistant coach 1950 1954. He succeeds Bud Billings who resigned for a credit card firm job in Rochester Minnesota.
Friends of a Capitol Hill woman found their calls to her blocked by a busy signal. The mystery stemmed from a Seattle University student directory mislisting her number as the listing for 86 Marian Hall residents.
C. C. Monte Parrish appeals to the Kansas Supreme Court his arson conviction for the Great Bend Parrish Hotel fire on October 8 1967. The high court stayed execution pending appeal. He seeks reversal on grounds including illegal testimony change of venue and denial of a new trial. He remains free on $1500 bond.
A DCS twin engine jet slid into a snow drift at Minneapolis St Paul Airport halting air traffic for over two hours. The incident left the sole usable runway blocked while other runways iced over from freezing rain.
Police escorted 29 year old John E Walker from the downtown Kansas City Public Library and charged him with disturbing the peace after he refused to stop reading aloud from the Bible in the lobby of the library.
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