Southeast Area RC&D Program Boosts Kansas Soil Plan
SEKAN RC&D in 10 projects nationwide including eight southeast Kansas counties Allen Bourbon Cherokee Crawford Labette Montgomery Neosho Wilson Woodson totalling 3389841 acres. The plan, led by Paul Hunter, seeks land treatment water development and agribusiness growth with Soil Conservation Service guiding USDA leadership. goals include employment, water supply, mine reclamation, recreation, pasture improvement, specialty crops and forest resource use.
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Lee T. Morgan
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Clifford M. Hardin
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Cherokee
Crawford
Rc&d
Morgan
SEKAN
Paul Hunter
Parsons
Interstate Ozark Regional Commission
Soil Conservaton Service
USDA
Insurance firms cancel renewals over arbitrary reasons
New York state officials report a surge of consumer complaints about insurers not renewing motor car policies. Longtime agents say contracts are canceled for arbitrary motives, forcing higher costs and reduced coverage. Rating manuals show substandard risk groups still pay premiums, while industry claims cite deficits amid rising rates.
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Louis J. Lefkowitz
State Attorney General
State Insurance Dept. of
Divorces Filed for Five Couples in Courthouse
Florence Jeannine Solwedel splits from Dale Clifford Solwedel. Earlene Kay Auten files for separation from Kenneth Eugene Auten. Rebecca S. Morgan seeks divorce from Larry E. Morgan. Ralph Dell Bernier divorces Mary Ann Bernier. Shirley Gilham requests divorce from Steven Gilham.
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Florence Jeannine Solwedel
Dale Clifford Solwedel
Earlene Kay Auten
Kenneth Eugene Auten
Rebecca S. Morgan
Larry E. Morgan
Ralph Dell Bernier
Mary Ann Bernier
Shirley Gilham
Steven Gilham
170 Register For Primary On Last Day
In the heaviest rush for the year's spring elections 170 Lawrence residents registered Tuesday night to vote in the March 9 primary elections for city commission and school board candidates. The deadline for registering was Tuesday. Registration books reopen March 10 and stay open for six days before the April 6 general election. No figure on total eligible voters was available. Officials said computer lists must be completed before a figure is known. The eligible total for this year's primary will likely be lower than the 1970 general election due to removal of nonvoters from the rolls. about 6 000 names were purged from Lawrence records.
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Lawrence
City Commission
School Board
City States Open House Showcases New City Offices
Lawrence residents can tour the city offices housed in the First National Bank tower at Ninth and Massachusetts this Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. City manager Buford Watson says the move completed on November first, and staff will guide visitors and answer questions about each office. No business will be transacted.
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Lawrence
First National Bank
Ninth
Massachusetts
Buford Watson
Farming Costs Top Income
Washington AP reports that U.S. farmers in 1970 saw gross income increase by over 1.5 billion despite a roughly 2 billion rise in production expenses, leaving net income near 1969 levels. For 1971, prospects hinge on the new farm act and corn leaf blight, with higher cash receipts from crops but persistent expense increases likely offsetting gains.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
U.S
Iran Leads KU Foreign Student Roster This Semester
Kansas University hosts 800 international students from 78 nations. Iran and Nationalist China each contribute 84 students, India 64, Venezuela 51, and Libya 40. Asia accounts for 453, Latin America 143. Men outnumber women 624 to 176, with 409 in the Graduate School. 72 study at the KU Medical Center and 728 reside in Lawrence.
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Kansas University
Iran
China
India
The
KU Medical Center
Lawrence
Bill to Boost New Air Routes Bill to Boost New Air Routes
Senator James Pearson proposes a bill to extend air service to non hub communities. It would create a new class of commuter carriers certified by the Civil Aeronautics Board at lower cost than current federal subsidies to regional airlines.
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Washington
James Pearson
R-Kan
Pearson
Civil Aeronautics Board
Injured Men Remain Poor After TeePee Club Shooting
Two men were shot at the TeePee Clubhouse north of Lawrence on U S 24 40 and remained in poor condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. The alleged shooter, Mickey Galloway 27 of 1043 Del has posted 5000 bond for a preliminary hearing Feb 24 in Douglas County District Court. He faces aggravated assault charges for wounding Harold Kimball Jr 24 and Carroll Kimball 22. Both victims had torso wounds and underwent surgery.
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TeePee
Lawrence
U.S
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Mickey” Galloway
Del
Douglas County
Galloway
Harold Kimball Jr
Ill
Carroll Kimball
N.Y
Woodchuck bounty set in New Hampshire 1883 case
In 1883 New Hampshire declared the woodchuck a destitute of any interesting qualities and imposed a ten cent bounty on it.
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New Hampshire
Woodchuck
Change Urged By Postal Head
Kansas City AP reports Harold S. Wagner of the St. Louis regional post office says the postal service must become a business enterprise and break even within five years. He notes the old system caused annual bankruptcy covered by taxpayers. J L Armstrong adds a plan to deliver only preferential mail on Saturdays.
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Kansas City
Harold S. Wagner
St. Louis
Wagner
J. L. Armstrong
Theater Article Set Theories and Trends in Kansas Quarterly
The Spring 1971 issue of Kansas Quarterly from the University Press of Kansas will explore contemporary theatre trends. It features articles on modern tragicomedy black theatre radical theatre The Performance Group political drama regional theatre off-off-Broadway Grotowski Lab Theatre and the theatre of the absurd.
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Kansas Quarterly
University Press of Kansas
Performance Group
Grotowski and the Lab Theatre
Theatre of the Absurd
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