New Home Economics Courses Boost Enrollment at Lawrence High
Lawrence High School expands home economics with one semester specialties like Meals With Appeal and Creative Fashion. Enrollment triples with a new part time teacher and a broadened curriculum including knitting, fabrics, and an interior decoration course taught by Elaine Millikin.
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Lawrence High School
William Coil
Pheresa Rogers
LHS
Coil
United States
Mrs. Coil
Adoption Saves Corpsman From Possible Deportation
Jerry and Colleen Mills adopt Charles Cox a 22 year old Job Corpsman to prevent deportation to British Honduras. Immigration stays granted until 1973 as Sen. Moss introduces a bill for immediate citizenship. Cox had joined Job Corps in 1970 and earned praise as an ideal corpsman while pursuing high school studies and Westminster College scholarship.
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Colleen Mills
Salt Lake City
Charles Cox
British Honduras
Jerry
Frank LE. Moss
Utah
Charles
U.S
Moss
Westminster College
Ann Landers column letters on family caregiving and relationship trouble
Three letters and responses cover caregiving burnout with siblings, a suspected inappropriate relationship involving a neighbor's daughter, and a conflict with a fitness minded partner. Advice urges shared parental responsibility, caution with trust, and practical dating boundaries, ending with a lighthearted punchline.
Librarians Plan Fall Events in Kansas City Area
The Heart of America chapter of the Special Libraries Association launches fall activities with a social in Lawrence hosted by Bob Malinowsky of KU libraries. The schedule includes a Perry Lake picnic and a melodrama, a panel in Emporia on Sept. 23, and an Oct. 16 discussion led by national president Efren Gonzalez.
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Heart of America
The
Special Libraries Association
Lawrence
Bob Malinowsky
Kansas University Libraries
Hill Court
Apple Valley Farm
Perry Lake
Dale Easton
Topeka
Kansas City
Kansas
Emporia
Efren Gonzalez
Ellen Miller
Shawnee Mission
Merrill Toms
Kansas City, Mo
Ty Lamke
Chemagro Corporation Research Library
Per Capita Chicken Consumption Soars Over Twenty-Five Years
The report notes per capita chicken use has reached about 40 pounds, eight times higher than twenty-five years ago, signaling a major shift in dietary patterns and meat demand.
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Torn
Eldridge House
David Nelson
P.O. Box
Lawrence, Kansas
Mans
Massachusetts
North
2Nd North
Sun
Henrys
Henry's Drive-In
Missouri
Henry's
Kanekalon
Tom Jones
L'Oreal
Gebral
Bankamericard Shoppers
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