Keystone Heights Woman Ranger Aims for Park Superintendent
Sandy Cook, 21, Keystone Heights, is Gold Head Branch State Park’s only female ranger. For three years she works with eight male coworkers handling garbage pickup, plumbing, carpentry, mowing, and public relations while studying to be Florida’s first woman park superintendent. She lives in a park trailer, builds a home entertainment unit, and plans a full career in the park service.
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Keystone Heights
Fla
Sandy Cook
Gold Head Kvaneh State Park
Miss Cook
Florida
Gold Head Branch
Park Service
Court weighs Kansas medical aid cuts to 5600 poor
Shawnee County District Court will hear a bid to block a January 1 policy ending medical assistance for about 5,600 poor Kansans. The Aid Society of Topeka seeks a temporary restraining order, arguing improper notice and lack of attorney general approval for the regulations.
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Topeka, Kan
Shawnee
Kansas
Epal Aid Society of
Topeka
Robert Harder
Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
Harder
Wichita
Kansas City
Schneider Warns Holiday Drinkers In Kansas
Kansas Attorney General Curt Schneider warned holiday hosts to consider liability for damages caused by intoxicated guests. He cited an 1868 to 1949 law granting action to injured parties, noting no current precedent and calling for responsible drinking to avoid tragedy.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Curt Schneider
Schneider
Defense Up In Sniper Trial
In Wichita Kansas the defense is to open its case today in the trial of 19 year old Michael Soles accused of killing three people and wounding seven from the 26th floor of the Holiday Inn Plaza last August. Soles pleads not guilty by reason of insanity to 15 felony counts including first degree murder. The prosecution has largely finished its case.
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Wichita, Kan
Michael Soles
Soles
Sand Springs
Okla
Holiday Inn Plaza
Sedgwick County
Keith Sanborn
Terry Gregg
Gregg
Nurse Practitioner Redefines Community Health in Dallas
Deanna Sebestyen, 28, a Baylor nursing graduate, leads a pioneering Dallas public health program for children in day care centers. The initiative immunized over 7,000 kids, expanded to 400 centers, and features a Health Helpers program with audio visual tools. Sebestyen hosts a local radio health show, offers parental counseling, and pursues a master's in Child Development while writing a day care health guide.
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Dallas
Deanna Sebestyen
Sebestyen
Baylor University
Waco
Tex
American Nurses Association
Texas Women's University
Denton
Wheat acreage falls as 1977 output eyed lower
AP reports winter wheat planting drops for first time in six years, with total U S wheat outlook cut to about 1.9 billion bushels if spring wheat holds. USDA cites 55.8 million acres planted this fall, 8 percent below 1976. Prices slip, reserve near 1.02 billion bushels by June 1. Pennsylvania State U awards its 200,000th degree.
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Don Kendall
AP Farm
Wiiter
Washington
University Park, Pa
Pennsylvania State University
John W. Oswald
U.S
USDA
Carter
Kansas
North Dakota
North Central
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Eileen Sayler
Ruby Geiler
Don and
Dorothy McKelvey
Kenneth Bruner Jr
Joseph Goulart
Elmer Hensley
Goulart
Bruner
Hensley
Steve Trainer
Trainer
New Community Aid
Lititz
Lititz Springs Park
Hallmark Cards
Christmas
Jcpenney
Agriculture Department
Merry Christmas
F. W. Ledom Construction
Friendly
Budge and
Ron Reusch
Harry Rybolt
Ed Cummings
Pat Watts
Velma Powers
Elisa Mullen
Ray Anderson
Betty Gensman
Ralph Wilson
Tony Stark
Doug Rhodes
Ottaway
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