Lack of Kansas history emphasis spurs editorial concern
The Ottawa Herald notes a Junction City Union editor asks which Kansans recognize names like Jim Lane Harvey Capper Brinkley Lease and Mine Creek while plans for a National Bicentennial celebration prompt a call to recall Kansas history. The piece underscores gaps in state history knowledge and its importance.
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Junction City Union
Jim Lane
Governor Harvey
Arthur Capper
John R. Brinkley
Mary Ellen Lease
John Brown
Quantrill
Stapelton No. 1
Fred Funston
Lewis and Clark
Mine Creek
Flint Hills
Kansas History Image Shaped by Education Debate
A Junction City editor argues Kansas history from Civil War days to present matters for state education. The piece calls for stronger leadership by the Kansas State Board of Education and possibly legislative action, while cautioning that teaching history must not neglect core American topics and should improve Kansas’ overall image.
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Revenue sharing boosts Kansas towns according to newspaper
The Ottawa area expects funds mainly for street work with $8.6 million first federal payout nationwide totaling $30 billion over five years. Ottawa Franklin County and rural bridges could benefit, while critics warn higher national debt despite potential tax relief.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
Dole resigns GOP national Chairman post
Sen. Robert Dole steps down as GOP national chairman freeing him to focus on the Senate and his re election plans. Alf Landon credits Dole with raising Kansas profile while some may doubt the elder statesman’s assessment of his duties.
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Bread and vitamin C in chronic colitis diet
Dear Dr Thosteson asks how essential bread is in daily diet and whether two slices suffice or if it should be avoided. The reader also questions if vitamin C can compensate for limited raw fruits due to chronic colitis and whether ascorbic acid intake meets nutritional needs.
Calcium, bread, and a faith-based benediction
Reader asks about calcium lactate and hay fever. The chiropractor’s calcium advice is dismissed. bread is not essential though provides carbohydrates and nutrients. Vitamin C can be supplemented. calcium is needed but not a cure-all and should come from food unless insufficient. Prayer closes the piece.
Personal bankers emerge in push for full service banks
In a trend across United Bank of Denver Harris Bank & Trust and Wachovia Bank personal bankers are paired with customers to offer broad financial guidance. The program aims to reduce department hopping and boost checking accounts while raising risks that advisers may overemphasize sales.
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Harris Bank & Trust
Chicago
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Television Schedule Rushes Through Day’s Airline of Shows
Ottawa Kansas daily schedule lists a dense slate of programs from morning news to late night talk. It includes Sesame Street, Lost In Space, The Tonight Show, Ed Sullivan era films, soaps like General Hospital, and sports features with Harlem Globetrotters and Basketball. The page also notes subscription rates and AP affiliation details.
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Hazel
Doctors
Bay City
General Hospital
Peyton Place
Eddie
Amerkd
Daniel Boone
Petticoat Junction
Mister Rogers
Speedracer
Rocky Undercog
Star Trek
Electric Company
Jeff's Collie
News
Hogan’s Heroes
TV Weatherman
World News
Beverly Hillbillies
Mayberry Rfd
Police Surgeon
Silk Screen
Waltons
Advocates
Mod Squad
Flip Wilson
Delphi Bureau
Pauline
Englebert Humperdinck
Maine
Ironside
Dean Martin
Owen Marshall
World Press
Ottawa
Robert B. Wellington
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Associated Press
Israel Says Do Not Provoke U S In Mideast Talks
Israel questions U S diplomacy on the Middle East urging no premature steps. Deputy PM Yigal Allon tells Secretary Rogers that the region remains delicate and demands patience, with a potential Nixon Soviet summit and new ambassadors seen before any interim agreement.
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Syria
Must Release Grain Eventually
Farmers still own 242.7 million bushels of wheat and 2.4 million bushels of corn under the Agriculture Department reseal program and must release the grain by next summer as the program ends with 1973 loan maturities. Wheat from 1968 storage will hit the market while 1970 and 1971 wheat stored commercially. Farm corn from 1969 to 1970 and 1971 warehouse grain will be released, with barley oats grain sorghum and rye from recent crops also called up at storage year end.
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