Sewage chlorination orders issued to 212 cities
The state Department of Health ordered chlorination of sewage effluent by Dec. 31, 1975 to meet water quality criteria. The Division of Environmental Health aims to bring rivers and streams into compliance. Rick Youngberg, administrative analyst for the city sewage dis-.
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Chanate
State Department of Health
The
Rick Youngberg
City Sewage Dis
Environmental Health Division
Ross Cooper
Humboldt to Try Reading Program
Humboldt elementary school is one of two Kansas sites chosen for the Alpha 1 reading program for the 1971 72 school year. Principal Gene Schulze says the study compares Alpha 1 with standard textbooks, under Mrs Maurine Ford, a Right to Read workshop participant. Dr Richard Watson will direct research and evaluation.
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Humboldt — Humboldt
Kansas
Gene Schulze
Maurine Ford
Humboldt School
Kansas State Department of Education
Richard Watson
Kansas’ State College of
Pittsburg
Striking municipal workers return to work as talks end
In New York the two day walkout ended after city and union leaders accepted a proposal. The strike disrupted traffic, sewage plants, incinerators, parks, beaches and school lunch deliveries.
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New York
Neosho Memorial Hospital approves 1972 budget
Neosho Memorial Hospital board approves a 1972 operating budget of 1,439,420 dollars, 101,420 more than 1971, with no tax levy. The plan shows 746,420 in routine services, 608,000 in special services, and 50,000 current resources. Hospital days in May totaled 1,648 with an occupancy of 49.9 percent for adults and pediatrics and 16.4 percent for nursery.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Board of Trustees
Neosho County
MecMeekin
Glen Dormois
City faces unsatisfactory baler from Porter Co
H K Porter Co reports to City Manager Ross Cooper that the wire baler provided by the city is unsafe and impractical. The device lacks dual safety controls and a lower loading height, requiring new equipment and delaying trash collection. City plans to return the unit and resume prior pickup. shipping costs for Chanute and potential rental remain unclear.
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H. K. Porter Co
Ross Cooper
Porter
Cooper
Bonnie Moffatt
Baler Company
Chanute
Dollar Day Promos Run in Chamber Ads
Dollar Day Thursday kicks off a Chamber of Commerce promotion with ads in today’s Tribune offering specials through evening shopping hours.
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Chamber of Commerce
Tribune
Herd weighs third party bid in Kansas governor race
Kansas Senate minority leader Harold Herd says he might run as an independent if 1972 politics shift, seeing third party dialogue as beneficial. He notes potential candidate links with Marvin Harder and says responses to the third movement have been largely favorable across parties and ages.
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Topeka
Kan
Harold Herd
Bull Moose
Kansas
Coldwater
Herd
Kansas Senate
Marvin
Mike’ Harder
Wichita State University
Robert Docking
Harder
Docking
State of
Temperatures and Thunderstorms Forecast Ahead
An area forecast notes partly cloudy skies with occasional thunder storms likely through Thursday. Expect little temperature change with southerly winds 10 to 20 mph. low tonight mid 60s and Thursday high in the mid 80s. Precipitation chances 50 percent tonight and 30 percent Thursday.
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha
A fragmentary note reads as an intercepted letter to Cha with curt closing Yours and a wry remark about handwriting not being legible or in good taste.
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Cha
Well Booted Abbyville Man Escapes Farm Well
C W Gagnebin of Abbyville Kansas was trapped in a farm well cave in on Tuesday. He climbed a ladder about ten feet down to remove blocks when the dirt collapsed burying him to the waist then to the chest before neighbors freed him. He survived and returned to work.
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Abbyville
Kan
C. W. Gagnebin
Gagnebin
Bonnie
College attitudes blamed for college grads jobless woes
Michael Russo of the U S Office of Education argues that parental bias toward four year college paths reduces funding for vocational training. He says parents prefer the prestige of universities over trades and single out their son for University X, while neglecting practical career options.
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Kansas City
Michael Russo
U.S. Office of Education
Johnny
Russo
Corn Blight Seen Across Corn Belt Says Professor
Agricultural economist T. A. Hieronymous of the University of Illinois reports widespread signs of Southern corn leaf blight in Corn Belt states. He cautions the crop is too young to estimate damage potential at this time.
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Chicago
University of Illinois
T. A. Hieronymous
Paola official approves grading for I 35 extension
Karl Brueck district highway commissioner says seven miles of new Interstate 35 in Franklin County will be graded. The 1.8 million contract is held by Sherwood Construction of Wichita and covers the stretch from Homewood northeast to the U S 50 junction south of Ottawa.
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Topeka
Karl Brueck
Paola
Franklin County
Homewood
Ottawa
Kansas University Health Education Grant Reported
Senators Dole and Pearson and Rep Winn announce a $280 000 Health Education and Welfare grant to the University of Kansas via the Office of Economic Opportunity and the U S Office of Education. The follow through funds support staff development in low income communities with in service training materials development and consultative services directed by Dr Donald Bushell.
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Washington
Bob Dole
James B. Pearson
Larry Winn
Kansas Republicans
University of Kansas
Office of Economic Opportunity
U.S. Office of Education
Donald Bushell
Ozarks Commission Would Share $305 Million in Funding
The Ozarks Regional Commission and four other regional bodies would share 305 million over the next two years under a public works bill passed by the Senate. The bill, likely to face a Nixon veto, advanced 45 to 33 and moves to the House. The Ozarks area covers counties in southeast Kansas.
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Washington
Ozarks
Final showdown in Texas Louisiana border dispute begins
The centuries-old border feud opens with a pivotal hearing in New Orleans before Judge Robert Van Pelt. Texas claims the Sabine River midpoint as boundary while Louisiana seeks the river itself, risking oil lands and Port Arthur. The hearing marks the last chance to present cases before the Supreme Court rules.
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New Orleans
Texas
Louisiana
Port Arthur
Tex
U.S. Dist
Robert van Pelt
Nebraska
U.S. Supreme Court
High Court
Sabine River
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