Niobrara Relocates Town On The Hill Amid Flood Threats
About 275 Niobrara residents will move to new hillside homes as flooding from Gavins Point Dam waters forces relocation. Federal flood funds financed construction and moving costs while some businesses briefly benefited from labor demand. Mayor Lester Fitch notes delays and paperwork hinder the process but most residents feel the relocation is worthwhile.
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Niobrara
Neb
Nebraska
Army Corps of Engineers
Gavins Point
Elbert Snethen
Corps
Snethen
Gordon Printz
Niobrara Planning Commission
Printz
Lester Fitch
Fitches
Fitch
Keough
IRA
IRS
Trilobite fever grips Midwest fossil hunters in nostalgia surge
In Chicago the search for long extinct trilobites roars as thousands of amateur collectors comb fossil beds from a former inland sea. People guard prized spots and compare finds to elusive catches while Prof. Arthur Blocher of Amboy guides eager diggers in this retro fossil chase.
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Chicago
Midwest
Inland Sea
Arthur Blocher
Amboy
Earth
Blocher
Tabor Staffers Take Key Roles in Kansas Education Groups
Two Tabor College faculty members gain leadership posts. Charles Horn becomes vice president of the Kansas Association of Colleges for Teacher Education, while Dr Delmer Reimer is elected president of the KCAC Athletic Council. The article notes their careers at Tabor and educational backgrounds. It also mentions other KCAC officers, including Dr Gerald Hunter and Dr Don Barber with Chris Swenson as treasurer.
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Hillsboro
Tabor College
Charles Horn
Kansas Assn. of Colleges For
National Assn. of Colleges For Teacher Education
Horn
Tabor
Cedarville College
West Virginia University
Montana State
Delmer Reimer
Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference Athletic Council
KCAC
Gerald Hunter
Kansas Wesleyan
Don Barber
St. Mary’s of the Plains
Chris Swenson
Bethany College
Dr. Reimer
Division of Education and Applied Arts
Kansas State Teachers College
University of Northern Colorado
Bethelites complete student teaching at multiple districts
Twenty one Bethel College students finish 36 days of classroom teaching across Newton Hesston Halstead Hutchinson Moundridge Wichita Inman with video tapes and interaction analyses. Supervisors Miguel Almanza Dan Chrouser David Suderman Emerson Wiens Earl Zehr Marjorie Warta Barbara Graber Orville Penner guide seven districts and CUTE participants Wendy Wedel Susan Claassen.
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Bethel College
Bethel
Justus G. Holsinger
Holsinger
Miguel Almanza
Dan Chrouser
David H. Suderman
Emerson Wiens
Earl Zehr
Marjorie Warta
Barbara Graber
Orville Penner
Newton
Hesston
Halstead
Hutchinson
Moundridge
Wichita
Inman
The Testimony of Jesus and the Law at Sinai Explored
A study explains Revelation 1 1 and 3 urging readers to keep the testimony of Jesus Christ as the law given at Sinai. It identifies the Ten Commandments as the single direct divine imprint written by God and housed in the ark of the testimony, preserved intact despite breakage and reproduction.
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God the Father
Heaven
God
Peter
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Israel
Mount Sinai
Moses
Mount Sisai
Sinai
Malachi
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