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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1963
Page
3
Boy friendly art feature explains using ordinary pipe cleaners as ink tools for poster printing. Dip ends in ink or paints, use separate colors, and dry between uses. Bend tips for wide bands or fill large areas, store in water tumbler with ends up, avoid wet tip contact, and try dual color ends after drying. Also notes a mini future game and adds notes on Saluki dogs and Arizona population growth.
In Wichita this weekend, two Wichita East high school students, Margaret Hill and Susan Doherty, won grand prizes at the seventh annual regional science fair. Hill's chemistry exhibit and Doherty's hormone and plant growth project earned them spots at the National Science Fair in Albuquerque. Other tied awards went to Newton and Marion pupils, with junior biology and physical category placements noted.
Washington AP reports Midwest senators voted Thursday on the mass transit bill. The measure passed the Senate 41 to 32 with Democrats Long, Symington, Douglas, Filibright, Monroney in support and Republicans Allott Curtis Hruska Dirksen Hickenlooper Miller and Pearson in opposition. Edmondson McClellan opposed. Dominick Colorado was paired against while Carlson Kansas was announced against and not voting or paired.
Harry Dicken 87, longtime president of the De Soto State Bank and former five term mayor of De Soto, died Sunday in Plathe Hospital. He also served on the De Soto rural high school board. Survivors include two daughters, Lucille Gibson of Independence and Clarice Osborne of Olathe. Services set for Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the De Soto Methodist Church.
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes pushes drastic budget cuts to balance a deficit of 80 million dollars with no new taxes. He orders deep reductions in payrolls welfare subsidies and state spending, while critics call it harsh. Rhodes aims to reorganize state government affecting about 10 000 employees and relies on key aides to implement the plan. DiSalle, now tied to Reston model city, accuses politics of driving Ohio’s spending higher.
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