Editorial on the generation gap and education reform in Kansas
An editorial argues against endless analysis of the generation gap and urges Kansas educators to enhance student relevance through new learning approaches and teacher student relationships. It cites growing unrest in Kansas public schools and praises innovative local programs while warning about reliance on federal education funds and the need for stable, long range budgeting.
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American Association of University Professors
Kansas Teacher
Kansas
Fortune
KSTA
Budget cuts could trim Kansas school aid says Senator
Senator James Pearson reports that federal budget reductions may reduce Kansas education aid next fiscal year from a total of 46 million dollars received last year. The Office of Education funds support equipment for elementary and secondary schools and library books.
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James Pearson
Kansas
Office of Education
Student Rebels Threaten ROTC on Campus
The piece argues abolishing ROTC would raise officer education costs and remove a civilian oriented officer corps. It asserts ROTC provides leaders for the services while keeping them as ex civilians and preserves democracy in the armed forces. It warns against student rebel aims and their mismatch with stated goals.
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Reserve Officer Training Corps
ROTC
United States
Marsh family carries on long service to The Register
Twenty five years ago last Saturday the Marsh brothers finished nearly eleven years as carriers for The Register in LaHarpe. Mendale started in 1933 and built a ten mile route. Charles took over when Mendale left to study at Kansas State. Mendale now serves as a weather observer in Chico California. Charles plans a full time job soon.
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Forest Marsh
Register
LaHarpe
Mendale Marsh
Mendale
Jola
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Charles
Chico
Calif
U. S. Army Air Corps
Ann Landers Responds to Question on Childless Dads
A reader asks why some men feel pressured to have children and seeks advice for married couples. Ann Landers offers a practical, sensitive reply guiding communication and understanding within the marriage.
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Ann Landers
Shower for Miss Gloria Tyler Postponed Amid Ill Health
The bridal shower for Gloria Tyler, to wed Richard Winn on June 7, was postponed after Tyler underwent emergency appendix surgery. The event was to be held at Aliceville Lutheran Church. Farmers resume fieldwork after heavy rains. several local residents noted health and family updates.
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L. T. Shipley
Clara Wolland
Aliceville
Gloria Tyler
Richard Winn
Miss Tyler
Lutheran Church
Merle Cunningham
Alva
Okla
Enid
Cunningham
Cunninghams
Oklahoma
Harry Schweizer
Kansas City
Baptist
Baptist Hospital In Kansas City April 11. Mrs. Lorenzo Shipley
Joe Ream
Ottawa
Ernest Ream
Iola
Ronald Shipley
Emporia
Carl Hansen
Alfred Cheney
Allen County Hospital
Bob Beck
Topeka
Telephone Connections Across Departments
A public notice details a private branch exchange linking all departments with a single contact number. It notes an associated rate of 1.75 and references Counties and Free Counties in the context of the telephone system.
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Cresvnee
Teen Seeks Self Esteem After Hairdresser Incident
A 16 year old girl writes Ann Landers about feeling unattractive and puzzled as she recalls a hairdresser following her after she left the shop. She seeks guidance on perceived harassment and self image.
Nails sprout in Rome's Trevi Fountain
AP report notes two inch long nails found at the Bernini fountain bottom over the weekend. City officials investigate as papers say the nails deter coin filching by streeturchins using strings and magnets.
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Rome
Court News: Various motorists fined or bonded for traffic offenses
Judge Gayle heard cases on April 30 charging Robert F. Pospisil with failure to yield the right of way and fining him $15 plus $5 costs. Doris D. Blohm forfeited $15 bond for failure to yield. Barbara M. Storrer forfeited $15 bond for running a red light. Robert D. Ellis forfeited $15 bond for loud mufflers. Howard M. Williams fined $150 and $5 costs for DWI. Francis E. Fowler forfeited $15 bond for being drunk. Roy D. Caler fined $20 and $5 costs for speeding. David W. Teague fined $30 and $5 and $5 costs for speeding and loud mufflers. Lawrence Sanderson forfeited $15 bond for loud mufflers. Franklin M. Ramsey fined $25 and $15 plus $7.50 costs and released $200 appearance.
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Gayle
Robert F. Pospisil
Doris D. Blohm
Barbara M. Storrer
Robert D. Ellis
Howard M. Williams
Francis E. Fowler
Roy D. Caler
David W. Teague
Lawrence Sanderson
TV Schedule Circular for Local Channel 12
A dense listing of daily programs with times from 6:30 pm to 10:30 pm including Mod Squad It Takes a Thief NYPD Lennon Sisters Joey Bishop and more. The guide mixes daytime soaps game shows and news segments with film and public affairs entries.
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Mod Squad
NYPD
Lennon Sisters
Joey Bishop
Jack LaLane
Mid-America
Ron Robson
Mike Douglas
the Doctors
Huntley-Brinkley
Io Oicene
the Virginian
Kraft Music Hall
Channel Lineup Highlights Daytime and Evening Schedule
The page lists a full daily broadcast grid with programs from 6:00 p.m. News to 9:00 p.m. The lineup includes weather segments, pageants, talk shows, soap operas, game shows, and classics like Perry Mason and The Virginian.
Air Cavalry Action in War Zone C Suppresses Vietnamese Drive
The 1st Air Cavalry base 20 miles south reported four air cavalrymen and eight North Vietnamese killed with 25 American wounded. The division and B52 bombers have pummeled War Zone C, preventing a Vietnamese drive from crossing the Cambodian border toward Saigon. Over 300 B52 sorties dropped more than 10,000 tons on bunkers and depots in two weeks as enemy divisions retreat to border bases.
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1St Air Cavalry
U.S
1St Air Cavalry Division
Saigon
Diamond cutter's cup across and other clued words
Puzzle list of crossword clues with numbered entries from 1 to 64 across and down, covering diverse topics from people and places to objects and actions, inviting readers to fit answers such as Italian city native suffix and Greek goddess.
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Moran
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Elsmore
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U.S. Department of Transportation
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Pussycat
Charles F. Scott
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S. Washington Ave
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Iola Register Publishing Co., Inc
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ONG SP
Tes
Free Counties
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