Lake Pomona Water Key Issue for Lot Owners
Lake Pomona faces a drought of certainty as developers and lot owners push for potable water to homes around the reservoir. Roy Rodgers Jr. urges readiness, while FHA loan financing brings 35 Vassar customers online next week and capacity questions linger. The 50,000 gallon tank at Vassar could serve about 300 patrons with more pumps and towers, but expansion depends on cash commitments. Three subdivisions hold 382 lots already, and more will want water as development spreads. The water district plans to grow only when customers pay and sign on, with developers sometimes guaranteeing service to ensure access for all lots. The FHA role remains limited to rural district formation and loan guarantees, leaving many outcomes uncertain until funding exists.
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Lake Pomona
Roy Rodgers Jr
Lyndon Abstractor
Rodgers
Vassar
Farmers Home Administration
FHA
Bill Priebe
Water District
Prebe
Kennedy Walks Out Of Hospital To Cheers
Sen Edward M Kennedy D Mass walks unaided from New England Baptist Hospital in Boston after six months immobilized by a plane crash. He visits the grave of Edward Moss in Andover and then to Moss family home before flying to Palm Beach to continue recovery ahead of the Jan 4 Senate session. Kennedy previously won reelection by a record Massachusetts margin.
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Boston
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
New England Baptist Hospital
Kennedy
Andover
Edward Martin
Edward Moss
Moss
Catherine
Joan
Logan International
Palm Beach
Fla
Washington
Senate
Massachusetts
Sen. Kennedy
Springfield
Cooley Dickinson Hosp
Tal
Congress
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Southampton
Cooleye Dickinson Hospital
Northampton
Ottawa parking rules lax due to manpower limits
Mayor Charles Williamson says the city cannot enforce the left turn and illegal parking ordinances because extra police would be needed. Police Chief Eugene Flaherty notes enforcement would disrupt Main Street businesses, but accidents involving left turns at midblock would still bring citations.
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Ottawa Police Department
Charles Williamson
Williamson
Eugene Flaherty
Main Street
Fifth Street
Main
Flaherty
Speer and Dougherty Named Coroners in Kansas County
Dr. Speer of 924 S Hickory and Dr. Dougherty of Garnett were named district coroner and deputy district coroner by Judge Floyd H Coffman under the new 1963 coroner law. They begin duties Jan 11 for four years, with pay details for small counties and inquests outlined. A two day Medicine and the Law seminar at KU Medical Center Jan 21-22 will orient coroners and officials to the statute, in cooperation with state medical and pathology groups.
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Louis N. Speer
M.D
S. Hickory
T. M. Dougherey
M. D
Garnett
Floyd H. Coffman
Fourth Judicial District
Coffman
Kansas
Speer
Dougherty
Dr. Speer
Dr. Dougherty
Coro Oner
Kanesas University Medical Center
Kansas City
K.U. School of Medicine
Kansas Society of Pathology
State Department of Health
Kansas Medical Society
Hog Ulcers May Aid Human Ones
Kansas State University researchers led by Dr. Embert Coles study pig ulcers to relate hog stomach issues to human ulcers. Nearly 1000 pig stomachs are examined to identify stress environment and diet factors, with antibiotics possibly linked to ulcers in both species. Findings aim to aid public health and reduce industry losses.
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Manhattan
Kansas State University
Embert H. Coles
Department of Pathology
College of Veterinary Medicine
K-State
Coles
National Institutes of Health
NIH
Donald C. Kelley
K-State College of Veterinary Medicine
Feds Lower Floors On 1965 Feed Grain Program
Washington AP reports the government will set lower price floors for 1965 feed grain crops to boost farmer participation in the surplus-reduction program. The Agriculture Department also will raise payments to growers who cut plantings, while total program cost remains near $1.2 billion. Price support loan rates drop to $1.05 for corn, 80 cents for barley, and $1.65 per hundredweight for sorghum.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Italians Orbit First Satellite
The 254 pound San Marcos I satellite launched from Wallops Island Va was placed into orbit by an Italian crew after training in the United States marking Italy as the third nation to orbit a satellite. Italian ambassador Sergio Fenoaltea and U S Deputy Space Administrator Dr Hugh L Dryden attended the launch as Italy joins the United States and the Soviet Union in space achievement.
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Washington
U.S.A
U.S. Space Agency
Wallops Island
Italy
United States
Soviet Union
Sergio Fenoaltea
Hugh L. Dryden
U.S
U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Italian Space Commission
FDR Influence Noted As Johnson Moves State Of The Union To Night
Washington AP reports President Johnson follows Franklin D Roosevelt in bold moves. Johnson will deliver the State of the Union at night on January 4, a first since Roosevelts 1936 midnight appearance. Ambassadors will present credentials in the White House Blue Room as Johnson addresses the first session of the 89th Congress with TV and radio coverage.
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Washington
Johnson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Congress
State of the Union
Roosevelt
United States
James
Water Group Is Formed In Franklin County
The Princeton Water Association was incorporated as Franklin County Rural Water District No. 3 by the county commissioners. Attorney Winton Winters of Ottawa and engineering firm Rice and Goodness of Wichita prepared the preliminary plans. About 12 miles of lines are expected, with water to be purchased from Princeton's system. Landowners approved by-laws and elected a board: Dale Bones chairman, Wayne Walter vice chairman, Leo Whiederholt secretary-treasurer, Clifford James and Jack Lawin as members. Farmers Home Administration will aid in loan docket prep, with 28 landowners showing interest.
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Princeton Water Association
Franklin County Rural Water District
Board of County Commissioners
Winton Winters
Ottawa
Rice and Goodness of
Wichita
Princeton
Dale Bones
Wayne Walter
Leo Whiederholt
Clifford James
Jack Lawin
Herald Seeks Christmas Family News for Special Pages
The Herald invites readers to submit Christmas family gathering news for a special December 23 pages. Submissions must arrive by mail by December 22 to be considered and published.
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the Herald
Weather CO UNYT Forecast for Cold and Snow
Cold wave expected tonight and Thursday with considerable cloudiness and occasional snow flurries. North winds will keep it chilly with temperatures dropping to around five above by Thursday morning. Highs 20 to 25 Thursday, 53 today, 18 yesterday, record highs 65 in 1939 and low 10 in 1945. Barometer 29.70.
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CO Unyt
Thursdday
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Jaycee Trees
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Jack Reddick
FDR
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