Ottawa Junior High's TA program a Kansas sensation
Junior High's teacher-advisor concept, led by Dean Royse and Marion Lynn, engages 625 students in 40 groups. Activities include dandelion digging, campus cleanups, and a Worlds of Fun trip, with enrollment and parent conferences expanding student planning and human development. The program blends Glasser concepts with Ottawa Junior High ownership.
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Jay Bemis
Ottawa Junior High
Ottawa Boys’ Club
Ottawa University
Dean Royse
Marion Lynn
Royse
Lynn
Kansas
Ottawa
Coffeyville
Gary Kuntz
Kansas Association For Middle Level Education
Kuntz
Survival Association
Kansas City
William Glasser
Glasser
Loophole Riddles Booze Law in Kansas Curtailed
Kansas Attorney General Curt Schneider called the new liquor law unconstitutional saying it allows a Bloody Mary with breakfast and fails to tie drink sales to food purchases. He advised the ABC not to issue licenses and noted potential court challenges. He also discussed state immunity, city liability, and his office operations at an Ottawa University Kiwanis event.
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Diane Yeamans
McMuffin
Kansas
Curt Schneider
Schneider
Ottawa Kiwanis Club
Ottawa University
Taylor
Alcoholic Beverage, Control Division
ABC
State Supreme Court
Wichita State University
Frost Threats To Franklin County Fruit Crops Examined
Franklin County Agricultural Agent Bob Bozworth notes frost on surfaces does not guarantee fruit damage. Lower winds Thursday allowed colder temps, possibly harming low area trees and tomatoes and peppers if left uncovered. Lilacs may lose blossoms, cabbage and broccoli enjoy the cooler spell, while potatoes largely escape damage though some plants struggle. County forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with a chance of showers and thundershowers this weekend.
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Joan Istas
Franklin County
Bob Bozworth
Bozworth
Jack Frost
OHS youths on fitness kick for credit
The item highlights OHS students engaging in a fitness program to earn academic credit as part of a school initiative.
Carter Undaunted By Threat To Tax Cut Plan
President Carter defended a modest 2 billion dollar tax cut plan before six Ways and Means members, claiming broad public support while signaling openness to legislative horse trading. He urged a roughly 25 billion dollar stimulus and blamed Congress for any economy harm from inaction.
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Carter
Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
White House
Congress
Jody Powell
al Ullman
D-Ore
Walter F. Mondale
Ullman
Mondale
Dan Rostenkowski
D.l
Ways and Means
Rostenkowski
Legislature To Mop Up The Mess In Kansas
The chief sponsor of a hurriedly passed drink bill says the Legislature will seek to revise it after the attorney general called the law vague and improper. Rep. Michael Glover expects to clear up points when Topeka returns to consider vetoes. The AG urged the ABC to withhold licenses under the bill.
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Topera
Kan
Kansas
Lawrence
Michael Glover
Topeka
Curt Schneider
Alcoholic Beverage Control Department
Refuge
Schneider
Glover
ABC
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Mif
Curt
Parsons
Senate
James R. Schlesinger
Visers
Altman
U.S
Moscow
Tokyo
Y. Sugano
Paris
Seoul
Anchorage
Alaska
Smith
Shelby Smith
Robert F. Bennett
U.S. Senate
Wichita
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