Lawrence High Wins Kansas Math Team Award in M A A Test
Lawrence High School earned first place in Kansas for the Mathematical Association of America test taken March 14. Top scorers Albert Weaver Timothy Weston and Jonathan Paretsky cited with strong overall school performance. The nationwide contest involves geometry algebra and trigonometry concepts.
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Kansas
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Milton R. Weaver
Maine
LHS
Mathematical Assn. of America
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Jonathan Paretsky
Shawnee Mission South
Manhattan High School
Wichita North
Ray Wilbur
Lawrence
Frank Cross
Fred Conboy
Mike Bowline
Pat Hughes
Cathy McLees
Bill Douglas
Wilbur
The
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Society of Actuaries and
Mu Alpha Theta
Faithful Bridge Plan Sees Entrance Beautification and Repairs
The Halprin federal funds plan envisions purchasing lots along Sixth Street between Massachusetts and Vermont to create a landscaped entrance plaza. If funded, more east Massachusetts lots may be bought. Halprin suggests lane dividers and bridge lighting. water features and a north-end park are proposed, with bridge resurfacing and reinforced girders planned. The six-arch bridge, 132 feet long and 45 percent wide, will stay open during work. the project uses heavy concrete and steel.
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Sixth Street
Massachusetts
Vermont
Sixth
NDP
Lawrence
Kallsen
Robert Anderson
Journal-World
FDA seeks court order to halt Sunshine Biscuit production
The FDA asks a U S District Court to enjoin Sunshine Biscuit Co production in Dayton Ohio until equipment is cleaned and the process revised after finding potentially dangerous levels of terne insecticide in cookies and breakfast cereal. Contaminated stocks should be destroyed. The chemical showed up in Toy Cookies Shredded Wheat cereal and cracker meal but not in raw materials.
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Dayton
Ohio
Food and Drug Administration
Sunshine Biscuit Co
FDA
U.S. District Court
Kansas City
Fall From Scaffolding Kills Arkansas Citian
Richard E. Covey aged 48 of Arkansas City Kansas died en route to St Anthony hospital Hays Kansas after tumbling about 20 feet from scaffolding that splintered at St Ann s Catholic Church. Ronald L Brown also of Arkansas City 48 helped repair the steeple and witnessed Covey s fall a safety rope bound to Covey broke under the force of the fall according to Ellis County Sheriff Clarence Werth.
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Covey
Ellis County
Clarence Werth
AEC Probes Kansas Salt Beds for Nuclear Waste
The Atomic Energy Commission asks the Kansas Geological Survey to study three Kansas salt bed areas in Lincoln County and nearby regions as potential sites for radioactive waste storage. A second phase will drill one exploratory excavation per area with priority given to central Lincoln County for geology and low oil and gas borehole presence.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Kansas Geological Survey
AEC
Kansas
Lincoln County
Logand
Wichita Counties
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