Retired 75-Year-Old Teaches Spanish to Kansas Middle Schoolers
Bill Knostman of Wamego Kansas, a former clothing trader, now teaches Spanish to about 50 seventh and eighth graders daily. He first became interested in 1918 while serving as a Marine at Guantanamo Bay and renewed that interest after travel and study, teaching part time since 1972 and planning to continue.
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Problems Loom Over Kansas Wheat Shipments
Kansas officials warn the 1973 wheat crop may face a severe shipping bottleneck due to railroad car shortages and port backlogs tied to Soviet grain contracts and Mississippi River flooding. Kansas predicts 344 million bushels of wheat, seasonally stressing rail and dock capacity while industry sources claim conditions may improve.
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