MARY RANSOM TEACHING AT ROSEDALE HIGH
Mary Ransom of Williamsburg is student teaching at Rosedale High School Kansas City Kansas. She is a senior majoring in secondary education at Kansas State University.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1973
Page
7
Mary Ransom of Williamsburg is student teaching at Rosedale High School Kansas City Kansas. She is a senior majoring in secondary education at Kansas State University.
New Yorks five starters each 16 plus, Bill Bradley 23, DeBusschere 19, Monroe 18, Reed 16, Frazier 16. Elvin Hayes scores 36 but Bullets fall 103-96 in Baltimore. Knicks lock series edge as Holzman lauds defense and team depth.
The Daily Report notes marriage license for Clifford L. Reeves and Anita Y. Anderson, plus citations for Henry Piper and others, discharges and births. A Wounded Knee peace-talk update follows, then a rear-end collision on West 13th and Kansas City cattle market report with hogs and sheep prices and Friday estimates.
Augusta Ga AP A throng of fans mobbed Ben Crenshaw 20 of Austin Texas at the Masters practice area signing autographs and posing. Crenshaw the newcomer labeled the Charisma Kid may become golf’s next superstar as he heads into the 37th Masters paired with Arnold Palmer. Vinnie Giles the National Amateur champion is the other strong amateur hopeful alongside a field of 59 American pros and 15 foreign pros. The event features an honorary starter lineup and CBS televise the final two rounds amid a sellout crowd and modest prize money.
Wall Street in New York faced renewed pressure as concerns that inflation remains too strong to rein in weighed on markets. Investors worried that persistent price pressures could delay policy relief and stall economic growth.
A flood uncovering bones near Walnut Creek may be the remains of ten men killed in a July 18 1864 ambush of a 30 wagon train bound for Ft Union New Mexico. State archeologist Thomas Witty notes eight whites and two blacks, mass burial with heads west feet east, and possible identification of two black victims amid mangled remains.
The annual Spring Variety Show unfolds at 7:30 p.m. Saturday in Memorial Auditorium to raise funds for the Franklin County Rehabilitation Facility. Tom Chappell hosts with organist Randolph Bundy. Harlan Page chairs the event run by the Rehabilitation Facility board. The program features The Zentner Sisters from Welda, Town and Country 4-H Square Dancers, Donna Crabb and Ginger Davis, a gymnastic group, Cyrones of Ottawa High, Donna Harvey of Pomona, and an Ottawa University act. Ticket prices are 1.75 for adults, 1 for students, and free for under 12.
Cincinnati right hander Don Gullett and San Francisco ace Juan Marichal were set to start the season opener amid clouded skies. The AL begins with five games Friday as the rest of the league follows, while other spring results included Indians over Rangers 4-3 and Dodgers besting the A’s 6-3.
In Washington the Senate moves toward testing whether U S funds should aid North Vietnam as Byrd proposes barring any such assistance. The chamber approved anti impoundment and spending ceiling measures while aiming to tie in Byrd’s Vietnam aid ban. House passed a rural electrification bill amid Nixon policy battles.
Troop 127 at the National Guard Armory awarded Life badges to Richard Stephenson and Randy Scott. Star ratings went to Mike Fitzgerald Steve Ferguson Aaron Bien and David Stephenson. Tenderfoot ratings were awarded to Don Nease Phil Sullivan Jerry Moses and Tony Williams with Mark Dryden and David Hayes also listed.
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