Garden notes on spring weather and local events
Spring’s arrival is noted with watering chores and a growing pile of fireplace logs. Weather prophet Elihu Allman marks moisture from Thursday to Sunday. Garden City entered a water works advancement contest. Atchison won and will go to a national contest. Hutchinson and Fredonia also entered.
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Kansas
American Water Works Assn
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Atchison
Hutchinson
Fredonia
Enrollment Begins Soon at Garden City High School
Principal Ray Ebberts announced start of fall enrollment at Garden City High School within the coming week. A course sheet will guide four year plans and list offerings, including summer classes in English, speech, typing, and social sciences, with a minimum of 15 students per class to be offered.
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Ray Ebberts
Ebberts
Dead Sea Scrolls Lecture Tuesday at KU auditorium
A University of Kansas history professor Dr James E Seaver will speak at 8 p.m. in Clifford Hope Auditorium Tuesday night on Archeology and the Dead Sea Scrolls This third centennial program is hosted by KU faculty alumni association Tickets are sold at the door or Telegram office
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Murray Banks
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Garden City Community Junior College
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Unified District 457 Board Meeting Tonight
The Board of Education of Unified District 457 will meet this evening at the Keller Building administrative offices beginning at 1 00 pm. The agenda covers a summer school program for K 12 and high school, plus the district's insurance coverage matters.
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You Cant Blame a Fat Man For Being Fat
Los Angeles AP reports Dr. A J Enelow of USC says obesity stems from multiple causes including emotional and social factors. He highlights carbs and fashion, notes obesity clusters among poorer people, and classifies fat individuals as sensitive, self questioning, and socially withdrawn. He credits supportive psychology and warns detached doctors fail patients.
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Los Angeles
A. J. Enelow
University of Southern California
Enelow
San Marino
Kansas Traffic Deaths Log Reflects March 1986 Figures
AP report from Topeka shows Kansas traffic fatalities up to 9 a.m. Monday with 1986 total at 115 and a comparable 1965 period at 120. It notes one fatality occurred last Thursday, signaling ongoing road danger.
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Topeka
Kansas
Spring Arrives Across The Nation In Vivid Ways
The Associated Press reports spring's calendar entry at 8:53 p.m. Sunday with warming sun in Nevada and balmy 45 in Michigan. Crowds fill New York parks while California swallows return to nests and deserts bloom. Oklahoma greens denote the season as Florida cites past cold snaps and tourists. Baseball spring training is a popular topic for visitors across regions.
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Nevada
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
New York City
California
San Juan Capistrano
Oklahoma
Florida
Johnson Urges Broad Lending and Packaging Reforms
President Johnson urged Congress to pass a broad program to protect consumers in credit and packaging. He called for truth in lending and truth in packaging laws, requiring clear disclosure of credit costs and contents, plus safety labeling for hazardous substances and child products.
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Weather forecast brief for several Kansas towns
Partly cloudy tonight with light variable winds. Warmer with lows upper 40s. Tuesday partly cloudy then cooler with northerly winds 15 to 25. Highs near 69. Sunrise 6 47, sunset 6 55. Dodge City 37, Emporia 47, Garden City 35, Goodland 65, Hill City 36, Salina 47.
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Garden City High School students win district speech awards
Garden City High School speech and drama students earned seven one ratings at the Fort Hays State College district festival. Recipients include Honna Thomas, Glenda Roderick, Mary Lou Boster, Sarah Dale, Laura Scott, Steve Fritz, Mona Grimsley, and Terry Jones. Area students Eben Evans, Alvin Heinze, Jackie McGilivray, Kenny Strickland from Ullysses, and Robyn Appel from Scott City also won district awards. Winners advance to the state festival at Kansas State University on April 15 and 16.
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Fort Hays State College
Honna Thomas
Glenda Roderick
Mary Lou Boxter
Sarah Dale
Laura Scott
Steve Fritz
Mona Grimsley
Terry Jones
Eben Evans
Alvin Heinze
Jackie McGilivray
Kenny Strickland
Ulysses
Pioneer Village Tour definite for weekend from Minden
The Telegram schedules a weekend bus tour to Pioneer Village at Minden Nebraska leaving Saturday at 7 a.m. from the Telegram office with stops at a Scott City hotel and Ashland citizens joining to visit Minden and Decatur County Museums Oberlin along the route. Return Sunday night includes stops at Kirwin Webster and Cedar Bluff reservoirs in Kansas. Reservations are via The Telegram. Emma Thompson notes extra seats remain.
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Ashland
Decatur County
Oberlin
Emma Thompson
Kirwin
Webster
Cedar Bluff
Kansas
Bob Greer
Peleesnin
Red China Faces Foreign Policy Crisis Say Experts
Columbia professor Donald S. Zagoria told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that Red China faces its worst foreign policy crisis with likely U.S. containment forcing Beijing to soften. He warned of a possible post Mao succession struggle and divisions among Chinese leaders on policy. Harold C. Hinton of George Washington University cited sharp setbacks in underdeveloped countries and suggested Beijing may rethink its approach. Fulbright urged engaging China by lifting US opposition to UN seating and opening communications, while 198 Asian affairs students urged UN membership and diplomatic exchanges. Admiral Sharp said China has avoided direct conflict and that the Viet Nam war could be won, though a U.S.-China clash seems unlikely. Secretary Rusk said efforts continue to bring Hanoi and Beijing into talks despite obstacles.
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Association For Asian
Ulysses S. Grant Sharp
Pacific
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Dean Rusk
CBS
Hanoi
Viet Nam
Southwest Kansas concert season closes with sold out signs
The Southwest Kansas Community Concert Association capped its 1966-67 campaign Saturday two more concerts were added to next season with four concerts for members. Bandstand USA with Paul Lavalle and The Band of America and Ruth Page's International Ballet were rescheduled to January dates. The season opens October 25 with The Music of Richard Rodgers. Stan Freeman will close the spring slate with a piano and humor show.
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Bandstand USA
Paul Lavalle
Band of America
Ruth Page
International Ballet
Richard Rodgers
Stan Freeman
George Purnell
Association
Ag Money Cut Protested by Senator Carlson
Washington AP Sen Frank Carlson protested that cutting Agriculture Department appropriations is not the way to pay for the Vietnam War. He opposed proposed reductions for agricultural research land grant colleges experiment stations rural electrification loan program and school lunch and milk programs.
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Frank Carlson
R-Kan
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Senate Agriculture Appropriations
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Viet Nam
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Agriculture
U S Expands Air Power at Thai Bases in Nam War
Hong Kong dispatch reports the United States has increased air power at bases in Thailand to support operations over North Vietnam. An eighth fighter-bomber squadron recently arrived, with total U S strength in Thailand around 17 000. Thai cooperation remains sensitive to publication of U S activities.
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Garden Sass: Do you suppose Mondylus by any other name
Gus Garder ponders if Mondylus would still be as bad under a different name. The line plays on Shakespearean phrasing to lampoon naming anxieties in a light column style.
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