Untapped Vote Bloc Is NMSV's Goal
Washington report on the National Movement for the Student Vote aiming to register 150,000 more voters. Whitaker leads a broad, nonpartisan drive targeting 18 to 24 year olds including minorities and noncollege youths, with 500,000 students already registered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridley Whitaker
National Movement For the Student Vote
Gratis
Young Americans For Freedom
Students For A Democratic Society
Newark
New York
Washington
Houston
Dallas
San Diego
San Francisco
St. Louis
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Whitaker
Whitake
Baseball Yankees
Vacation from Neighbors Ad Promises Telegram News
A humorous ad pitches a vacation from neighbors by sending Moose Miller style local news to a vacation address. It invites readers to call 276 3232 to have the Telegram delivered daily to their getaway, promising ongoing coverage of Moose Miller and local events.
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Moose Miller
Moose
Area Officials Attend Wichita State Workshop for IOPA Tool
Kansas officials from 32 districts gathered for a four day workshop at Wichita State University to create the Instrument for Observation of Principal Activities IOPA. Facilitators included Dr Robert Anderson and Dr Howard Demeke. The group aims to pilot IOPA in districts and seek reviews from Kansas admin organizations.
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Wichita State University
Crete
Robert Anderson
WSU
Howard Demeke
Arizona State University
Kansas
Darrell George
Lakin
Clarence Hichman
Sublette
Andy Galloway
Holcomb
Claron Adams
Jenny Schreiner
Unified School District
Garden City
Floyd McMullen
Pierceville- Plymell
IOPA
Guardrails for Pike Piers to Cost 250000
Kansas Turnpike Authority will spend 250000 this year to install guardrails shielding bridge piers. The work covers all bridges between Bonner Springs and Topeka, and between Wichita and the Oklahoma line, plus curved bridges between Topeka and Wichita. Posts are being fabricated in Bonner Springs shops.
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Wichita, Kan
Kansas Turnpike Authority
Bonner Springs
Topeka
Wichita
Oklahoma Line
Rod Fogo
Smithsonian finds 5000-year-old Japanese pottery in Ecuador
Smithsonian scholars in 1969 report Japanese type pottery in Ecuador suggesting early Pacific transoceanic contact around 5000 years ago. Archaeological clues hint at ancient trade with the Eastern world and the Mediterranean, including Egyptian beads, Henge carvings, and Near East mineral necklace. Miracle Water ad follows, promoting refined water with a phone number.
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Smithsonian Institute
Ecuador
Pacific
Mediterranean
Europe
Near East
Robbery Report Involves Fake Bomb And Pistol
Police said a man robbed First Federal Savings and Loan in Independence using a fake bomb and a pistol. He threatened office manager William Totty and demonstrated a detonator claim by police radio signals. Totty described the box opened to reveal contents.
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Independence, Mo
iFirst Federal Savings and Loans Association
William Totty
Totty
Bomb threat case disrupts Garden City office
Police reported a man fled with about 4470 after setting off a bomb scare at a local office. A bomb squad searched the building, finding a box containing red candies and parts of a transistor radio bound with white tape.
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Yankees
Mets
Boeing
Seattle
Boeing Company
Air Force
Kaw
Mayrland
Wye
Bolton ! Aid Service
North 7Th 5
P.O
Charles Chalmers
Mgr
the Garden City Telegram
Eivar
America
Ascano
A. Coleman
Chicago, TN
Asour
Ito
Reac
Wichita State
Tions
State School Board Association
State Department of Education
Pike Piers
Telegram
Jer
Ideal Discount Foods
Chuck Roast
Chuck
Usda Choice
Texas
Meadowdale
California
Santa Rosa
Miracle
Kraft
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