Kansas ASCS Plans Water Project For Three Eastern Counties
The Kansas Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service announces a $200,000 initial grant for the Upper Wakarusa Rural Clean Water Program, covering 154000 acres in Shawnee Osage and Wabaunsee counties. Funds support cost share with landowners to cut agricultural pollution, part of a 13 nationwide project. total cost to reach project goals is about $2.4 million over 15 years.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Kansas
John Adrian
Kansas Ascs Committee
Upper Wakarusa
Shawnee
Osage
Wabaunsee
Secretary of Agriculture
City Council Meeting Cut Short By Storm
The Richmond council meeting ended early after routine business. A heavy storm forced the break, with the remainder of its business postponed to next month. A public hearing on next year’s budget is set for 7 p.m. August 12.
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Richmond
Area students complete degrees at Emporia State
Several area students have finished degree requirements this summer at Emporia State University. Names include Karen K Haverty Cain Ottawa RFD 3 a masters Marion C Lynn Jr 428 Walnut a masters Timothy McKay 829 N Mulberry a masters Myrna N Scott Morr 410 Maple M L S Pennis J Saile Baldwin RFD 3 a bachelors Katherine A Lankard Garnett a bachelors in education Bradley E Young Garnett a masters Donald J Lickteig Jr Richmond RFD 1 a bachelors in education Gregory S Bennett and Susan K Mitchum both of Williamsburg both with masters Rick L Schmidt Waverly 4 bachelors in education.
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Emporia State University
Karen K
Haverty) Cain
Ottawa
Bradley E. Young
Garnett
Donald J. Lickteig Jr
Richmond Rfd
Gregory S. Bennett
Susan K. Mitchum
Williamsburg
Rick L. Schmidt
Waverly
Pomona area notices and ads mix event, sales and services
Notices and briefs cover O W B A fall meeting August 20 at 7 PM in Anchor Savings Building, hair salon 5 off $35 perms through August 16, high interest bonds offered by Edward Jones, ice for sale 50 cents per bag, Heathman Oil closes Aug 10 17, homemade ice cream social August 9 Pomona United Methodist Church, dance at The Back Door August 8, and greenhouse plants from Turner's.
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Pomona United Methodist Church
Seven Injured In Camp Chippewa Truck Crash
A pickup on Camp Chippewa premises injured seven residents from Lakemary Center Paola after an accelerator stuck the 1971 Chevy. Tony Funches 17 Lakemary resident is in fair condition with cuts. Others treated and released include Curtis Pfitzer 17 Shannon Webster 13 Phillip Duermyer 17 Kevin Galbreath 15 and Scott Zydlo 17 and Robert Hamm 17.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
Camp Chippewa
RMH
Tony Funches
Lakemary Center
Paola
Robert Hamm
Paola Center
Curtis Pfitzer
Shannon Webster
Phillip Duermyer
Kevin Galbreath
Scott Zydlo
Hamm
John Rayne
Hillsdale
Lakemary
Lyndon Man Gets Keys To First State Van Pool
Gov. John Carlin presented the first van keys to Kenneth Hasenbank of Lyndon for Kansas's new van pooling system aimed at cutting gasoline use among state workers. Ten vans, funded by a 1980 Legislature appropriation of 127000 dollars, will serve Lawrence Lyndon Burlingame Holton Osage City and Valley Falls with 12 and 15 passenger models. Initial rates are 28 cents per mile for 12 passenger vans and 20 cents for 15 passenger vans.
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Lyndon Man
Topeka
Kan
John Carlin
Kenneth Hasenbank
Lyndon
Lawrence
Burlingame
Holton
Osage City
Valley Falls
Open Fires Ban Stays In Effect Until Ruling
Gov. John Carlin maintains the statewide open burning ban until an official ruling. Deputy state Fire Marshal Ross Boelling notes that recent rains failed to fully ease dry conditions causing ongoing fire hazards statewide. About 30 Ottawans and a few Franklin Countians have cited for violations since the ban began July 11 and was extended July 26.
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John Carlin
Ross Boelling
Record turnout in Kansas primary despite inclement weather
Kansas voters turnout rose to between 392000 and 393000 in Tuesdays primary, about 21 percent higher than 1976 and 12 percent above 1978, aided by cooler weather and many local tax and bond issues. Secretary of State Jack Brier cited western Kansas as a major turnout area and noted the absence of gubernatorial candidates for the first time in 37 years.
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Topeka
Kan
Jack Brier
Brier
Kansas
Keith Sebelius
Chrysler Shows Off Its Last Chance Car
Chrysler announces the K-car front-wheel-drive compact as a potential revival for the company and Detroit with Chairman Lee Iacocca calling it a new beginning amid high unemployment. Mayor Young pledges reliance on the model as Chrysler weighs bankruptcy if the plan fails. Meanwhile in Mauritania a Romanian jetliner crash near the Atlantic coast injures many fishermen with some survivors reported.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
No. Automaker
Chrysler
America
Lee A. Tacocca
Jefferson Avenue
Coleman A. Young
Nouakchott
Mauritania
Mrs Mayme A Mallory is laid to rest in Osawatomie
Services for Mrs Mayme A Aileen Mallory 82 Osawatomie and former Ottawa resident will be held at 1 30 p m Saturday at the Eeddy Brichard Funeral Home with burial in Osawatomie Cemetery She was born May 27 1898 in Osawatomie and survived by husband Frank Mallory who died in 1975 a son Thurman Spears two stepsons Leon and Clinton Mallory and several grandchildren The family will meet friends 7 to 8 p m Friday at the funeral home.
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Mayme
A. Mallory
Osawatomie
Aileen” Mallory
Ottawa
Paola
Eeddy-Brichard Funeral Home
Mallory
Frank Mallory
Thurman Spears
Leon Mallory
Clinton Mallory
Singer Survives Plane Crash Near Fort Worth
Country star Charley Pride and his traveling party avoided injury when a small Cessna clipped their aircraft and crashed. Two people were killed, the Fairchild 27 suffered extensive tail and rudder damage, while Pride’s aircraft lost an engine but was brought in safely for a private show for 660 nuns from around the world.
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Pride
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