Portrait Of A Happy Homemaker By LOUISE COOK AP Writer
A Batten, Barton, Durstine & Osborne study finds full time homemakers feel no inferiority from staying at home yet face social pressure to work. It reports 52 percent of women 16+ in the labor force as of Feb 1981, and shows feminists fear ads misrepresent women.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
of Batten, Barton, Durstine & Osborne, Inc
Batten, Barton, Durstine & Osborne
BBDO
Hase
Department of Labor
Inside Highlights and Local Arts Tops Nine-School Contest
The page lists local young artists as top entrants in a nine-school competition. It highlights "Count Your Kid In" and notes OHS girls adding another track crown. Sunday featured Kansas City teams, including the Royals, Kings, and golfer Tom Watson, with mentions on pages 4. A nationwide note calls higher gasoline taxes a growing trend across the US on page 8.
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OHS
Kansas Citions
Royals
Kings
Tom Watson
Volunteers Prepare to Teach as “Teacher for A Day” Program
About 30 volunteers have signed up to teach a local class for a day in area schools next week under the UniServ district sponsored Teacher for A Day program of the Kansas National Education Association. Participants include officials such as Senator Jim Allen and City Manager Robert Mills, with assignments across Garfield Eugene Field Ottawa Junior High Ottawa High School Lincoln Eisenhower Hawthorne.
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Area UniServ
Kansas National Education Association
Janice Ford
UniServ
Ford
Jim Allen
Ottawa
Dorothy Nichols
Robert Mills
Leonard Larson
Oren Skiles
Department of Public Safety
Robert E. Shaw
Ottawa University
Ottawa Board of Education
Garfield
Eugene Field
Ottawa Junior High
Ottawa High School
Lincoln
Eisenhower
Hawthorne
Delays Selection Of Super 290 Superintendent
The Ottawa Board of Education postpones choosing a new superintendent for U S C 290 until later this week. Two finalists from Kangas and Missouri are under consideration, with names undisclosed. board members plan community visits to gauge local support before Ken Woods completes his resignation July 1.
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Ottawa Board of Education
U.S.C
Jack Patty
Kangas
Missouri
Patty
Don Philgreen
Philgreen
Ken Woods
Woods
Columbia Crew Tests Shuttle Systems Ahead of Reentry
NASA reported Columbia’s Day Two tests showed all systems functioning with no major problems as John Young and Robert Crippen prepared for the planned reentry. The crew awoke to a country tune and continued extensive checks on the ship’s heat shield and other systems under clear California skies.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Columbia
Rogers Dry
California
Shuttle Control
John Young
Young
Crippen
Shuttle Space Team
Reagan Resting At White House As He Recovers At Home
President Reagan remains upstairs in the White House under doctor orders not to work in the Oval Office while he builds strength after a gunshot wound. He may tape a brief economic radio address this week, with plans for a TV address delayed.
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Washington
Reagan
Oval Office
White House
Larry Speakes
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Europe
Middle East
Speakes
Congress
Nancy Reagan
Unusual red sky lights over wide regions puzzled observers
The Associated Press reports a southward reaching red glow across the West, Midwest, and South on Sunday night. Meteorologists differ on causes with theories including noctilucent clouds from sunlit cosmic dust and reflections from dust in the air, while the space shuttle orbiting Earth was ruled out as the source.
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Associated Press
California
Louisiana
Earth
West
Midwest
Tennessee
South Dakota
Cape Canaveral
Florida
National Weather Service
St. Louis
Arnold M. Heiser
Nashville
Dave Torshin
McChord Air Force Base
Tacoma
Wash
City Planners Set Tuesday Meeting on Capital Plan
Ottawa Planning Commission members meet at 7 p.m. to review a six year capital improvements plan. Agenda includes Main Street reconstruction, Skunk Run drainage work, a new bridge over the Marais des Cygnes River, and a public hearing to rezone 1644 S. Main from industrial to general commercial. Citizens asked to join downtown revitalization committee representation.
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Ottawa Planning Commission
Main Street
Skunk Run
Marais Des Cygnes
S. Main
Dave
Watkins
Central Business District Inc
City Hall
Fourth and
Walnut
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Heathe Ball
Rachael
South Cedar Street
Dave Kaup
United States
George Washington University Hospital
Patti
Daniel Ruge
Ruge
Tophhree
Edwin Meese III
James A. Baker III
Michael K. Deaver
George Bush
Cabinet
National Security Council
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