Kansas City Sewage Plan Throws Up Policy Bar
A Kansas health official told a federal water pollution hearing that Kansas City Missouri cannot accept the pay-as-you-go sewage program. He urged immediate bond issuance to finance facilities, noting Kansas City Kansas has taken steps while Missouri must do the same.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Dwight Metzler
Kansas Board of Health
Kan
Kansas City, Mo
Metzler
Freeman R. Johnson
Missouri Water Pollution Board
Missouri River
Raymond Bishop
Boonville
Local Baldwin Notes Share Travel, Births, and Community Events
Baldwin community updates include Dr Irene Murphy preparing for Europe. Prof and Mrs Paul Kochan report Mayo Hospital surgery in Rochester Minnesota and will return soon. Walla Walla families attend Baker commencement. Lacey earns 50 year award and served as school superintendent. Various births relations and engagements populate the town news with visits, travels, and local club activities.
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Irene Murphy
Baker University
Europe
Paul C. Kochan
Rochester
Minn
Kochan
Mayo Hospital
Wesley Lacey
Walla Walla
Wash
Baker
Lacey
Ferne Samuel
Baldwin
Marion W. Manion
Topeka
Martin Wade
Manion
Clyde Hardy
William M. Clark
Portland
Ore
William M. Clark Jr
Virgil Wood
Bison
J. C. Robison
Sally
Leonard Robison
Dallas
Barbara Jean Michael
Vernon Michael
Denver
Aspen
Central City
Colo
Michaels
Barbara Jean
Lawrence
Mary Jane Chubb
Baldwin High School
Independence
Charles Callahan
Alice Ann Callahan
Oregon University
Ruth Price
Palo Alto
Calif
Hattie Osborne
Thomas Osborne
Kansas City
Florence Bennett
Osbornes
Miss Bennett
Clarence Gordon
Sue
Glendora
Charles Gordon
Reno Sunday School Voting for Mt Herman Adventure Camp
The Reno church Sunday School class voted to send two girls to adventure camp at Mt Herman later this month. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Charles Bowman and family, Mr and Mrs J W Grinter and others. John Dickinson received a Bachelor of Science in Education from Kansas University last week and will teach sixth grade in Leavenworth this fall. His mother Mrs George Dickinson attended the KU Commencement. Miss Jeanne Cramer of Topeka visited. The article mentions $39,000 bonds for the addi...
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Tion
Reno
J. W. Grinter
B. J. Wedel
Harry Skeet
Lloyd DeHoff
Charles Strong
Raymond Couch
Rural Colony
Gary Cough
Topeka
Ben Couch
New Reno
Bennie Garber
Debby
Lawrence
Fred Kelsall
Charles Vanderslice
la Harpe
Lyman Frost
Mike
Kansas City
Blue Angels
Navy
U.S
Lebanon
Charles Bowman
Ira Higginbotham
Gage Park
William Moore
Helen Lindberg
Walter Bleakley
Eva Wiley
Nannie Graham
Bill Stewart
J. W
Mt. Herman
Beverly
Tommy
Bernard Raney
Gordon
Lawrence Lindberg
Lawrence Roy
Herbert Pearson
Arnold Torneden
Linda Nemecheck
Susie Vanderslice
Roselle Charne
John Dickinson
Kansas University
Leavenworth
George Dickinson
Pleasanton
Jeanne Cramer
Addi
Rose gardens visit and Bible school launch noted
Families from Tonganoxie and Topeka gather after dinner to tour the zoo and park rose gardens. Bible school opens with forty pupils and nine teachers, running through June 24 with a program that evening. Nearby visits Wilmington Vaughan and Carrie Wiley hosts noted. The oldest known flower is the rose with fossils in Oregon dating about 35 million years.
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Howard Vaughan
Kansas City
C. B. Vaughan
Carrie Wiley
Ira Higginbotham
Helen Lindberg
Lawrence Roy
William
Oregon
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