Alaska gold claim could fund Georgia student’s college plans
Steve Deakins, 20, and Ed Bowers own a gold claim near Anchorage after staking it during trips through Alaska and the Yukon. Deakins will work the claim for about 42 months, hoping to finance geology studies in Georgia then return to Alaska. The pair plan to build a cabin and says claim jumpers are not an issue. Deakins, son of a Marietta minister, left Osborne High to pursue the venture after an offer to help in Anchorage.
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Baptists at Convention Participants from Lawrence at Kansas City event
Lawrence First Southern Baptist Church sent Claude Sumner outgoing KS-NB Baptist Student Union president Terry Shultz and Sue Brown along with Laurie Shultz Jo Luck Nancy Brown Mrs Harold Robertson Janet Morgan and Rev Tom Muskrat to the annual youth convention at First Southern Baptist Church in Kansas City Kansas.
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West Hills Homes Assn Elects Leaders at Meeting
The 27th annual West Hills Homes Association meeting was held Monday night at the Virginia Inn. Prof. Francis Prosser was elected president. Other officers include treasurer William Essick and secretary Dr. J. J. Underwood, with directors Col. G. E. Hallas Dr. H. L. Wilcox and Prof. J. P. Augelli.
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Spring Choral Concert at Central Junior High
Central Junior High presents its annual choral concert at 7 30 p m Thursday directed by Sheila Brown featuring the combined eighth and ninth grade choruses and the Concert Choir a select group of 74 with a total of 250 students performing.
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Kansas House Apportioning May Go to Supreme Court
The Kansas Supreme Court ruled the House and Senate must be apportioned by population, prompting a possible U S Supreme Court appeal. Attorney General Sonderholm and Hutchinson newspaper executives weigh the move after the high court’s decision in a 105-seat House.
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Court case outlines districting by population basis
Harris and associates brought a related suit, with Sonderholm representing state defendants seeking a rehearing. He cited a recent U S Supreme Court decision and noted a Georgia case endorsing two district types, where voting strength varied between districts.
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Kansas Traffic Death Log May 15 1985 Update
In Topeka AP reports a traffic death log covers 24 hours to 9 a.m. Wednesday May 15. The figures compare May 1964 period with 1985 figures, noting 205 deaths in the 1964 period and 203 in 1985.
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