El Dorado Summer Recreation Program Sees Record Enrollment
The city backed program for boys and girls reached 3100 enrollments the largest in 14 years. Baseball drew 554 players on 34 teams with seven from nearby towns. Swimming enrolled 600 with lessons by Red Cross instructors. Volunteers and Elks sponsored free movies and contests while city funding supported park facilities and future expansion. Police say the effort helps curb juvenile crime. Director Jim McDonald aims to add more activities and improved facilities next year.
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How to Handle Women and Explosives Bulletin Shows
At UC Scripps Institution of Oceanography a bulletin announced an industrial film titled how to handle women and explosives. The notice invited all interested in women and all those handling explosives to attend the screening in Los Angeles.
No Funds Available For Anthrax Losses
Gov. George Docking was told no federal emergency funds exist for farmers suffering cattle losses from an anthrax outbreak. The USDA said disaster funds do not cover animal disease outbreaks. An embargo on livestock shipments is in place in Labette Cherokee and eastern Montgomery counties amid the outbreak.
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Animals Die as Anthrax Tally Rises in Stricken Area
At least 135 animals have died in the stricken area with 20 confirmed anthrax cases, authorities report. Officials urge caution and monitoring as the outbreak continues to unfold.
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