Salvation Army expands school supply aid in Kansas region
The Salvation Army extends its school supplies program to 17 communities in Kansas and western Missouri including Ottawa. Working with local school districts, the program offers vouchers to qualifying kindergarten through sixth grade students during fall enrollment. Funding comes from local appeals, kettles and United Way.
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Salvation Army
Kansas
Missouri
Army
Service Extension Department
Kansas City
Ottawa
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United Way
Unusable Diapers Could Be Boon To Investors
Ogden Utah Kimberly-Clark receives many marketing ideas from discarded Huggies after a Weber County landfill fire. Proposals include recycling diapers into paper and oil filter material, or turning them into fuel. No change in disposal planned. 20 tons dumped daily.
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Ogden
Utah
Kimberly-Clark Co
Wall Street Journal
Weber County
Kimberly-Clark
Mark McKeon
McKeon
Standard Examiner
Pennsylvania
Barry Gibbs
Gibbs
Carbose Corp
Somerset
Neenah
Wis
Dear Ann Landers letters on job doubt and parenting
A compilation of Dear Ann Landers columns covering a job interview discourtesy, a mother sharing breakfast for a child leading to a choking incident, a warning to teach children not to take food from strangers, and a citizens’ savings comparison with Japan, Canada, Germany, Britain, and the United States. The letters highlight workplace sensitivity, child safety, parental instruction, and international saving rates.
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Ann Landers
Vadear
Panama
Pan
Jennifer Lee McCay Celebrates Second Birthday
Jennifer Lee McCay turns two today. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert McCay of Williamsburg. She has a sister Amanda age six. Grandparents are Louise O Neill of Williamsburg and Zella McCay of Wellsville. Great grandmother is Clara O Connor of Wellsville.
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Jennifer Lee McCay
Robert McCay
Williamsburg
Jennifer
Amanda
Louise O'Neill
Zella McCay
Wellsville
Clara O'Connor
Fall Fashions Colorful Shapes Define Manhattans Fall Look
Kansas State University clothing design expert Marlene McComas outlines a fall fashion shift toward silhouette and color. Women favor broad shoulders, long fluid skirts, peplum suits, leather, cashmere, and denim in varied colors, with monochrome ensembles trending and bold jewelry remaining popular. Men emphasize the V shaped shoulders, draped fabrics, and sweaters with ethnic designs, paired with corduroy or pleated tweed pants and wider lapels on suits, with color played in subtle patterns.
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Manhattan
Marlene McComas
Kansas State University
McComas
K-State
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