Northeast Kansas Weather Brief Tonight Through Saturday
Mostly cloudy tonight with little temperature change and scattered showers. Lows in the 60s and east northeast winds 5 to 15 mph. Saturday partly sunny and warmer with highs in the 80s and a 30 percent chance of rain tonight. Official readings show high 83 and low 67 yesterday morning 67. Sunrise 6:19 a.m. Sunset 8:38 p.m.
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Oskaloosa School Board Approves Tentative Budget
The Oskaloosa school board approved a tentative budget of 566 147 including 19 000 in excess of the tax lid. A public hearing is set for 8 p.m. August 8 in the school library to consider the budget and any possible changes if the tax appeal is denied.
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Oskaloosa
Oskaloosa School Board
Ruth Hannah
Kansas Department of Education
Hannah
Smoking Hurts Feet Says Podiatry Leader at Meeting
Boston AP reports Dr. Ernest M. Weiner, past president of the American Podiatry Association, told the annual convention Thursday that cigarette smoking can aggravate foot problems by worsening poor or borderline circulation.
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American Podiatry Association
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Dean Responds To Campaign Ad Challenging Shultz Record
William Smith dean of the KU School of Engineering rebuts a campaign radio ad by Lt. Gov. Reynolds Shultz. Smith cites 1971 72 EU data showing 12 of 80 percent of graduates without jobs, notes many soon gain engineering assignments, and warns of a possible 1975 shortage as enrollment declines and demand rises.
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No Protest of Levy Cuts in Wellsville Budget
The Wellsville public hearing drew no attendees as the city plans a 18.19 mill levy, down 2.31 from last year, for a 1973 budget of 137 714.04 backed by a 1 669 082 valuation. The council also raised water tap fees to 75 and updated a gasoline storage ordinance to issue special permits for fleets with two or more trucks.
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Gwendolyn Boone
Haskell Board Discusses Student Aid Programs
Frank Quiring reports the Haskell Indian Junior College Board of Regents discussed federal student aid options during its three day Washington meeting. Upward Bound eligibility and other federal programs for the college were among topics, with Everette Bowman and Seth Irving attending.
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Haskell Indian Junior College Board of Regents
Frank Quiring
Haskell
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Quiring
Everette Bowman
Jheir
Bowman
Seth C. Irving
Lawrence
FDIC Could Borrow Billions From Treasury
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation may borrow billions from the U.S. Treasury but has not borrowed since its 1933 founding.
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U.S. Treasury
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