Reflecting Ugliness and Blame in Youth Behavior
Jim Hitch reports Jesse Jackson in Wichita arguing that youths reflect society, not bear sole responsibility. calls for education over jail and notes pledges by teens to improve. He questions whether absolving fault helps and cites a local innovator employing welfare mothers as a hopeful model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Jackson
Wichita
Jackson
Jim Hitch
Ban on Burning Sought After Weekday Air Nuisance
Community forum letters condemn waste burning by neighbors, urge citywide ban, note health impacts like asthma, and defend farmers amid sarcasm about government policy, with a caller ID and hours for comments.
Dick Clark’s radio era and chart trivia note
The record notes Dick Clark hosted a program where the hit Whole Lotta Shakin performed by Jerry Lee Lewis topped charts. It mentions the Chipmunk Song as the lowest rated kids’ track. The x Bandstand originated as a radio show syndicated by World Features Syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Clark
Kids
Chipmunk
x-Bandstand
World Features Syndicate
Government contact sheet for Kansas officials
A messy OCR list provides several names and addresses for state and federal officials in Kansas including U S Senator Bob Dole U S Senator Nancy Kassebaum U S Representative Fin Slattery Governor Joan Finney Attorney General Bob and state representatives Bill Feuerborn Walker Hendrix and Doug Walker with Topeka and Washington contact details and phone numbers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Dole
Hart
Senate
Washington
D.C
Fox
U.S
Nancy Kassebaum
Russell Senate
Curience U.S
Fin Slattery
Topeka
Jayhawk Tower
Bob
Bill Feuerborn
Garnett
Walker Hendrix
Statehouse
Doug Walker
Tecate
Ottawa water curbs and 1944 V‑Day planning noted
A hundred years ago the Ottawa water chief allowed lawn sprinkling 5 to 8 pm due to drought while canals fed upriver pools. violators risked service disconnection. Also cited were Aug 26 juvenile drunkenness cases in Centropolis, the Centropolis minister funding costs, and wartime V‑Day planning with mayoral and Chamber of Commerce roles.
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Ottawa
Ottawa Daily Republican
Marais Des Cygnes
Justice Robbins
Centropolis
Perdue
Law and Order League
Baker University Board of Trustees
Denver
Doane
College of Nebraska
Kace Giily
Europe
Japan
E. V. Gibson
Chamber of Commerce
The
Herald
Associated Press
Main Street
Merle Willhite
Ottawa Country Club
Bob Soph
Minute of Silence Sparks Georgia School Debate
A Snellville teacher refuses to lead a silent minute at the start of class, citing conscience. The case inflames the national dispute over school prayer while suggesting students may simply use the moment for silent thought rather than religious acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Brian Bown
Snellville
Bown
South
Bubba's Roadhouse
Elvis
Darlin
Festus Dodd
Mumba
Nell
Army withdraws from Ferman amid crop tensions
In a terse report, authorities note withdrawal by a faction named Ferman Aby as tensions rise over crops. Strong mentions include Metauso Rives and Kia, with Bos and Sota referenced in unclear context. The piece centers on strategic shifts affecting regional crops and alliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inhays Sao
Metauso Rives
Sota
Ana Sant
Kia
Ferman Aby
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By Karl A. van Asset
Joan Finney
State Capitol
F.D. Fogle
Fogle Quarry
Fogle
Thich
Ottawa Herald
Fifth and Poplar
Marvin Durbin Postard
By Mike Royko
Tribune Media Service
Mallard Fillmore
Ae Ana Reesey
By Bruce Tinsley