Writing Themes Requires a Step by Step Plan
A guide helping students overcome the writing block by starting with a simple jot list of ideas, collecting information, and organizing ideas into groups. It emphasizes drafting, outlining, and editing, with steps to write clearly and finish on time.
Wakarusa Board Weighs Using Revenue Funds for Fire Station
The Wakarusa Township Board of Trustees will hear public reaction at a Saturday meeting at 9 30 a m in the township meeting hall about using federal revenue sharing funds, about 24 473 dollars, to construct a new fire station. The hall currently serves as the firehouse but lacks insulation and toilets.
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Skylab Prepares For Launch And Strike Resolved
Skylab 1 astronauts Conrad Weitz and Kerwin rehearse in a Johnson Space Center simulator as Saturn 1B prepares to loft them to a 270 mile high orbit next week. The crew will link with Skylab during a 74 hour sequence to begin four week orbital research and living. Meanwhile a strike at Bendix Field Engineering ends after 13 days with a contract deal.
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Mississippi River Recedes After Crest Below Records Near St Louis
Flood waters remain high across the Mississippi basin with 12 million acres still underwater from the Great Lakes to the Gulf. Up to 39,000 people cannot return to their homes as damage nears 410 million dollars. In Louisiana deer are starving along 230 miles of levees. sheriff seeks aid to feed about 2,500 displaced deer.
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Godwin and Taylor Elected at Kansas Medical Society
Dr. Phillip A. Godwin of 603 Ohio was elected constitutional secretary of the Kansas Medical Society at its annual Wichita convention. Dr. Thomas F. Taylor of Salina was installed as society president during the same convention.
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Fund Cut Hits MU Extension Service Jobs
A $4 million reduction in the University of Missouri agriculture extension service budget will eliminate 400 jobs, including 200 teaching positions, per Carl Scheneman. The Senate panel approved $12 million, down from this year’s $15.9 million. governor recommended $16.6 million. university asked for $18.8 million. The service operates centers in all 114 counties with about 5,000 students in 300 courses at Columbia.
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Indoor tennis court opens at Community Building gym
Parks and recreation announces an indoor tennis court on the hardwood floor in the Community Building gym. It will be available by reservation on weekday afternoons and Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 5 pm to 8 pm. No equipment is provided. Reserve for a 1 hour period by calling 843-7122.
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Army confirms Callaway for Secretary of the Army
The Senate Armed Services Committee recommended confirmation of Howard H. Callaway former Georgia congressman as secretary of the Army. The nomination advances to the full Senate for a vote.
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Education Conference Set At Kansas University
A conference on educational accountability will be held at Kansas University Friday hosted by the School of Education and Phi Delta Kappa. The event aims to foster dialogue among local districts universities and state education officials on definitions implementation and consequences as merit pay nears. Speakers include Robert Stake Gordon Ascher plus KU and Topeka leaders such as C L Plucker D J Treffinger and M E Swartz along with state officials.
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Rap Brown Sentenced for Bar Robbery and Assault
Black militant H. Rap Brown is sentenced to five to fifteen years for the Manhattan bar robbery and officer assault during the shootout that followed. He was captured on a rooftop after the October 16 1971 holdup while on the FBI Ten Most Wanted list.
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