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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1968
Page
12
The forecast for Northeast Kansas expects mostly cloudy skies through Friday with intermittent drizzle or light rain tonight changing to snow and ending Friday. Tonight includes a low near 30 with Friday highs around the 30s.
Snow flurries likely this evening from the Rockies to the Ohio Valley with rain in the Northwest and central valleys. Rain possible in the central Mississippi and Ohio valleys and western Great Lakes. showers in Oklahoma. East warmth contrasts with cooler readings for the West.
Mrs. Jack W. Sullivan notes three sons aged 6 to 15 are home from a closed Youngstown school system after a funding shortfall left 28 000 students out of class. District leaders blame apathy and ethnic tensions for repeated levy defeats and warn of possible May ballot action to revive funds.
As Nixon nears inauguration officials stress continued funding for Model Cities and CEP programs. Seattle receives 19 million to move Model Cities from drawing boards to action, with other cities like Atlanta Baltimore Boston and more eyed for similar grants before January.
Apollo 8 astronauts prepare a 15 minute televised tour of life aboard the ship starting at 2 51 p m CST. Commander Frank Borman describes daily routines including food handling and exercise while William Anders jokes about Christmas dinner and Lovell coordinates with mission control for the final celestial broadcast.
NASA mission control says no naked eye sighting of Apollo 8 yet but museum curators expect binocular visibility Thursday night after dark. Armand Yramategui urges seven power binoculars and watching before 10 p.m. CST for a slight 15 minute motion against Venus.
Of 3,563,000 residents of European descent in South Africa more than half speak Afrikaans, a language closely related to Dutch, and most of the remainder speak English.
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