Senior Citizens Needs Reviewed By Lawrence Task Force
A task force of 10 government agencies and community groups will push research and planning to obtain federal funds for senior citizens in Lawrence. Marilyn Catt and Rowena Pine led a Monday meeting as part of the Ring a Day program. Al Bramble discussed federal funding for aging services. The group will focus on residents over 60 across all economic brackets, with major needs including transportation information health services and nutrition.
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Lawrence
Marilyn Catt
Rowena Pine
al Bramble
Aging Bureau
Kansas Department of Welfare
Kansas AIM Chapter Plans Wednesday Meeting
The Kansas Chapter of the American Indian Movement will meet at 6 30 p m Wednesday at the Lawrence AIM headquarters 1224 La Carter Camp coordinates the chapter Hollis Stabler a Haskell freshman from Wichita chairs the local group.
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The
American Indian Movement
Lawrence A.I.M
Carter Camp
Lawrence
Kansas A.I.M
Hollis Stabler
Haskell
Ethel Kennedy Remains Hospitalized After Ski Accident
Ethel Kennedy widow of Senator Robert F. Kennedy stayed a fair night in a Plymouth hospital with a broken leg from a skiing accident. Doctors planned 48 to 72 hours of additional confinement. the fracture is described as a boot top break on Mt Tecumseh's Tippecanoe Slope in Waterville Valley.
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Plymouth
N.H
Ethel Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Henry Crane
Tippencanoe
Mt. Tecumseh
Waterville Valley
Farm recognized for March Award of the Month
The Douglas County Environmental Improvement Council names Mr. and Mrs. Larry Craig of Vinland as March Award of the Month recipients for their Craig farm located one mile north of Vinland School on County Road 458. The two story stone and frame house features a white paint job an iron eagle above the entrance and black shutters. The original stone section was built about a century ago by Emeral Jones later lived in by Sy Jones and family. The house fell into decline until Howard Flagg restored it and added a frame addition. Subsequent owners included John Taylor J L Constant and Tom Buchanan. The Craigs purchased the property in partnership with Rob Hagerman three years ago. Tall junipers frame the Early American home alongside oak trees American elms and landscaping.
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Douglas County
Emeral Jones
Sy Jones
Craig
John Taylor
J. L. Constant
Tom Buchanan
Rob Hagerman
Farm Home Earns Award for Maintenance and Design
White and Scotch pines along with white birch color the property. Redbud, flowering peach and plum, and forsythia provide seasonal blooms. Red tulips and barberry accent the well kept yard as the home meets high standards of maintenance and artistic design.
Baby Tiniest To Survive
Kansas City couple Howard and Mrs. Moore celebrate their son Christopher Michael Moore born September 4 at 9 pounds 10 ounces and 132 pounds due to premature birth. Doctors say he is the smallest baby to survive in their experience after three and a half months in a feeding tube unit simulating the womb.
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Kansas City
Kan
Christopher Michael Moore
Howard Moore
Christopher
Herbert Davis
James Bickley
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