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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1977
Page
5
Eight and nine year olds from Chanute and Eric spend a day at Triple A Ranch R3 exploring fields creeks and hog facilities. They catch tadpoles walk logs swim cross water and cover themselves with charcoal mud and soot enjoying dirt filled fun and rustic lessons on pig production.
The National PTA pledges activism to improve youth education, address television violence, public policy, and school governance. In Chanute schools resolutions urge banning cigarette vending to under 18s, while safety programs and career education gain PTA support across districts.
Randy Moyer and Phillip Stich completed a 32 by 24 by 6 inch stock trailer in six weeks as a student industries project. Supreme Trailer Manufacturing supplied blueprints and materials. Frank Stich purchased the finished trailer, with instructor Doyle Reading and supervisor Ray Waterford noting the challenge and pride in the hands on effort.
Gregg Knapp eight from 606 S Evergreen catches crawdads in a creek while Beth Ann Schultz nine from R 4 swings across a creek and balances on a log. Marcia Taylor ten from 810 S Highland and Scott Taylor from 123 N Forest calm a squealing pig as group leader Keith Jennings of 217 W Main supervises.
The Concerned Farm Wives of South Central Kansas handed out 241 loaves on the Capitol steps to lawmakers including Sen. Bob Dole and Rep. Dan Glickman. They urged higher wheat target prices, proposing $2.90 a bushel for 1977 and a larger share of bread earnings, planning a nationwide bread campaign with sponsorships.
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