Champion 4 H Article and Foods Exhibits at Richmond Fair
A large 4 H page lists numerous division winners across foods crops horticulture and crafts. Notable names include Blue ribbon recipients such as 4 H Foods Three Drop Biscuits Three Cinnamon Balls and many more with sponsors and helpers like Phil Corbin Marilyn Lickteig and Kathleen Horstick. The Geology Woodworking Crops and Horticulture sections name BLUE entries for Class 527 to 530 and various participants including Amy Pickert Terri Rossman and Jani Cannady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kim Elis
Sandra Broers
ye—Carrie Channon
Phil Corbin
Linda Blake
Laurie Bromert
Lisa Bailey
Brenda Caruthers
Tracy Miller
Kelly Williams
Teresa Corbin
Kate Bremer
Michele Abbers
Juanita Studer
Sarah Massengale
Shelly Bureh
Angie Schweiger
Michelle Douglas
Sandy Weiderholt
Denise Pickett
Christin Carey
Tina Altendor
Denise Picker
Kelly Wood
Graham International Blue
Marilyn Lickteig
Terri Rossman
Mary B. Rocker
Mary Cannady
Kelly Willams
Laurie Bramert
Janet Netherland
Kate Bromert
Peggy Rocker
Rachel Vining
Kathleen Horstlek
Karen Williams
Peggy Rockers
Tammy Alexander
Phil Altendorf
Jeff Altendorf
Mike Cook
Chuck Wolken
Ryan Walter
Ron Corbin
Heath Higble
Ryan Sink
Burk Sink
Governors keep eye on Reagan at NGA meeting
Democratic governors at the National Governors Association caucus focused on opposing Ronald Reagan rather than restarting the Carter Kennedy convention rules fight. They declined to renew their endorsement of Carter, opting for unity to defeat Reagan, and followed Carter campaign guidance to avoid the contentious issue.
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Denver
Carter
Edward M. Kennedy
Ronald Reagan
National Governors’ Association
Bill Clinton
Arkansas
Clinton
Reagan
Camp David
White House
Wisconsin
Pat Lucey
Kennedy
Robert Strauss
Ottawa area records brief and incidents wrap
Obvious notes include a guilty plea with a 30 day jail term suspended for obstructing legal process, Kingsolver’s initial appearance on multiple charges and a $2000 bond, plus multiple non injury vehicle collisions with damages totaling 2700 and 1800 dollars. Local fire, false alarm, and gasoline washdown incidents are listed alongside a gasoline-related loss and a county road vehicle fire. Market quotations conclude the item.
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Kenneth P. Evans
Rantoul
Douglas Dean Kingsolver
Bucyrus
Ottawa
Kingsolver
S. Oak
Ottawa Junior High School
City Barn
West Second Street
Volkswagen
Karen S. McClendon
Bank Condition Report Includes Liabilities and Equity Totals
The document itemizes deposits by type including demand and time deposits for individuals partnerships and corporations plus government and municipal deposits. It records total liabilities including borrowed money and other liabilities, total equity capital, and memoranda such as large denomination time certificates. Signed affidavits from officers and directors authenticate the report dated July 2 and 1983 in Franklin County Kansas.
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United States
U.S. Treasury
Esc
Ees Enuseuss
Esas
Robert W. Player
Lloyd A. Davidson
Farm prices rise as heat and drought bite Kansas crops
In Topeka Kansas the Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service reports July prices received by farmers at 263 percent of the 1967 base, up 14 points from June but 11 points below July 1979. Livestock prices rose 13 points to 274, crops up 17 points to 249, with wheat at 3.57 per bushel, corn 2.86, sorghum 4.74 per cwt and soybeans 6.91 per bushel amid record Kansas wheat output this year.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Heat Relief Funds Unspent In Kansas and Missouri
Less than half of the 2 million dollars in federal heat relief funds earmarked for the poor elderly and disabled in Kansas and Missouri has been distributed after two weeks. The program aids high utility bills and purchases of air conditioners and fans as heat waves push temperatures above 100 in July. Funds are funneled by the Community Service Administration regional office in Kansas City to 19 Missouri and eight Kansas community action agencies.
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Kansas City, Mo
Kansas
Missouri
Kansas City Times
The
Community Service Administration
Kansas City
Hurricane Allen slams Barbados rips roofs and floods coast
Hurricane Allen, packing 125 mph winds, battered Barbados injuring no one immediately but driving thousands to shelters. Northern and eastern areas heavily damaged as flooding reaches three feet. debris and fencing sheets torn loose. Storm centers near 14.0N 62.6W, moving west with possible strengthening. Nearby St Lucia and St Vincent warned of torrential rains and flash flooding in mountainous regions.
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Bridgetown
Barbados
Caribbean
St. Lucia
Allen
U.S. National Weather Service
St. Vincent
British Colonies. the Weather Service
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Eford
Amy Pickert
Richmond
Blue
Connie Frank
Jude Wasmund
Juanita ‘Studer
Kathleen Harslick
Merny Wane
Lisa Licktelg
Rechel Fining
Marilyn Lizer
Kathleen Harstick
Roberta Schamle
Julie Wasmund
Rhonda Lintner
Olane Haney
Jani Cannady
Qiane Haney
Kathleen Horstick
Brenda Ferguson
Nancy Ferguson
Diane Haney
Sky Burch
Cindy Frank
Cathy Folks
Sherry Burd
Parkerhouse
Steve Schleicher
Jerry Frye
Don Wilford
Mike Douglas
Heath
Nick Williams
Jay Schendel
Brett Caruthers
David Meyer
Sarah
Jeft Pope
Zinnias
Jett Pope
Jet Pope
Jet
Pope
Jeff Pope
Tim
Dahalla
Hugh Carey
New York
the Daily Report
Pence
IGA
S. Main
Louise
Redmond
S. Hickory
Mereyndo B. Garcia
Garcia
Second
Maple Streets
Joseph B. Geist
E. 4Th
Ronald L. Hartpence
Princeton Road
Bryan S. Gregg
Straia
Lake
the Family Circus
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Klunk
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Copsemer
Weeny
Franklin County
Federal Reserve Dist
Busine
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Treasury
U.S
Equity Capital Preferred
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Howard M
State of Kansas
Franklin
Jana M. Allen
Logal Pene Water
Are
Ricky Picky
Goosemyer
Ieee
Beetle Bailey
Pert
Joel
Will Collec
Lily
Solvie All
Rufus
A. E. Coffman
Coffman Welding Service
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