Coalition collapses as Forlani resigns in Italy
Rome AP Italy’s four party coalition led by Christian Democrat Premier Arnaldo Forlani collapsed today and resigned after three cabinet ministers faced a Masonic lodge linked investigation. President Sandro Pertini asked Forlani to stay as caretaker while talks begin for a new government. State Industry Minister Gianni De Michelis, a Socialist, urged a Socialist premier.
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Garden City keeps logopedic services after center closes
The Garden City Logopedic Speech Clinic will continue serving preschoolers with speech problems despite the closure of six Kansas field centers by the Institute of Logopedics. The 33 year old Garden City site remains at 401 Campus Drive with funding from parents, United Way, and community agencies. Clinic director Molly Wieland heads the local operation with an elected board including Jim Fishback as president and Judy Tate as vice president.
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Molly Wieland
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Judy Tate
Doug Crotty III
Ted Gardner
Graduation Honors At Deerfield School Board Ceremony
Deerfield leaders Ron Pettz and Wayne Iller presided over the 66th graduation and combined baccalaureate at Deerfield Schools. Pettz and Iller handed diplomas, including to Pettz’s daughter Rhonda valedictorian and Iller’s daughter Cindy in the eighth grade. Leann Adams won the state scholar award as 15 seniors and 17 eighth graders graduated. Speaker Marian Stoskopf of Ulysses and superintendent A E Galloway attended. program included Tammy Combs, Rhonda Pettz, the Girls Choir, and Susan Stobie playing Pomp and Circumstance.
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Marian Stoskopf
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A. E. Galloway
Steve Sutton
A. C. Herrmann
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Irving memorial marks long gone Kansas town
Former residents of Irving Kansas gather annually at Memorial Day in nearby Blue Rapids to recall their lost town, relocated after Turtle Creek Dam construction. Attendees travel from multiple states. awards note miles traveled and oldest graduate present. Fewer than 400 residents once lived here, founded 1859 and renamed for Washington Irving.
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Gene Osborne
Nampa
Idaho
John Thomson
Iona Comer
Lillian Deibert
Olin
Osborne
Noon Markets: Dow Falls to 969.11 on Heinold Quotations
The Dow Jones average declined by 2.60 points, landing at 969.11 as noon quotations from Heinold Commodities streamed in.
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