Kansas Geology Survey plans 40 projects this summer
About 30 investigators from the State Geological Survey at the University of Kansas will undertake more than 40 geologic and mineral-resource projects this summer. They will study ground water, oil and gas, salt, clay minerals, bentonites, and germanium across multiple Kansas counties, with field work from Wamego to Manhattan and along the Kansas River Valley.
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Lawrence
Kas
Kansas
State Geological Survey
University of Kansas
Kingman
Sumner
Harper
Kansaz
Kaw
Wamego
Manhattan
Johnson County
Equas
Mitchell
Logan
Clay
Cloud
Decatur
Douglas
Elk
Graham
Jewell
Geological Survey
Clark
Kiowa
Lane
Norton
Phillips
Wallace
Pittsburg
Walter H. Schoene
Allison Hornbaker
Bourbon
Crawford
Kansas Ogallala
Abilene Arch
Riley
Dickinson
Ada Swineford
Misa Jane Armstrong
Nostalgia spills from ceiling at Memphis fire station
In Memphis, fire station 14 during reconditioning, the embossed metal ceiling was torn away, releasing about 10 bushels of oats that had been stored in the loft for the fire horses over 45 years. The oats fell through cracks in the loft floor as the ceiling was removed.
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Memphis
Tenn U
Control Your Kitchen Color By Vivian Brown
Vivian Brown reports designer Melanie Kahane advises restraint in kitchen color choices. Lighter neutrals for appliances curb risk of regret. use color as accents in walls, floors, and textiles. Climate, lighting, and durable finishes guide palettes with up to three colors, including white.
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Vivian Brown
Melanie Kahane
Parakeet Drowns After Slipping in Beer Glass
In Chambersburg Pennsylvania the pet parakeet named D-D drank beer foam and fell into the glass. John Gibbons rescued the bird, but D-D was found dead the next morning in its cage.
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Chambersburg
D-D
John Gibbons
Gibbons
Spelling Test Travels Through Four Western Towns
A teller in a Houston restaurant recalls a life tale of a man who learned to read and write to inform his mother where he settled. He mastered Nacogdoches, then Wach3ie, and finally Albuquerque, N M, as he moved.
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Houston
Tex
Texas
Nacogdoches
Waxachie
Albuquerque
N. M
Gray Day Spawns Coast Guard Health Alert
Gray Day at Ocracoke in North Carolina prompts report of illness by radio man Arthur D. Gray. He delivered the message to Coast Guard HQ where duty officer Chief Boatswain Cyrus Gray received it. A helicopter to Ocracoke piloted by Lt Cmdr W C Gray, not related to the Grays, followed a few minutes later.
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Norfolk
W.R. Gray
Ocracoke
N. C
Arthur D. Gray
Coast Guard
Cyrus Gray
Cmdr
W. C. Gray
Grays
Pakistan Minesweeper Muhafiz Visits San Diego
The Pakistan Navy ship Muhafiz arrived for training with the U S Pacific Fleet Training Command. Lt Cmdr Mak Lodi said the crew speaks English and looks forward to visiting the community. The interpreters were arranged due to the Pakistan Navy requirement.
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San Diego
Calif
Pacific
Fleet Training Command
Muhafiz
Cmdr
Mak Lodi
Judge in Tampa Pleads Guilty to Careless Driving
Municipal Judge Bob Johnson faced a traffic court after a car bump caused minor damage. He pleaded guilty to careless driving, was fined $10, and then returned to his duties with a sympathetic ear to others.
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Tampa
Fla
Bob Johnson
Johnson
New Larro SureGrow boosts early laying in pullets
Larro SureGrow, a chick formula, claims to super-nourish pullets and start laying at 5 to 6 months. It speeds growth, supports bone and feather development, and aims for 70 percent production by the ith month, promoting earlier laying and higher egg prices this fall. Available through local Larro Sure-Feed dealers.
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Larro
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