Educator Plans Genealogical Club at Neosho College
Neosho Community Junior College educator Dr. Erik Conard plans to form a monthly genealogical society at the college after a popular evening genealogy class last spring. About 50 people enrolled, and interest remains high as he teaches the course again this fall with attendees from multiple area towns.
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Neosho Community Junior College
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Time ripe says Hickel seeks third party lead
Former Interior Secretary Walter J. Hickel, disenchanted with President Nixon, suggests a third party coalition of independent and dissatisfied voters could capture the presidency. Hickel, once Alaska governor and Nixon ally, was fired from Nixon’s cabinet last November and promotes his book Who Owns America.
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Seventh Grader Enrolls in College Chemistry Night Classes
Wynn Aker, a 12 year old seventh grader at Royster Junior High, is studying college chemistry. He enrolls with his mother Mrs. John Aker at 701 S Highland for night classes.
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Northwestern State College
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Alcott
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Royster Junior High School
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Louisville, Ky
Neosho County Community Junior College
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Father Recycling Saga and Wynn College Prep
A humorous reminiscence details a family’s frugal recycling of a 3 ply slab into a dollhouse, shelves, a bookcase, and a glowing shadow box. The second item notes Wynn in Neosho County Community Junior College auditing chemistry with family support and gifts from his grandfather and father influencing his studies and hobbies.
Pesticide Family Linked to Rat Cancer Under Review
Washington report says a class of caramate pesticides used on fruits and vegetables has been linked to cancer in rats. The FDA findings prompt EPA to consider a ban or tighter limits on these fungicides.
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