Riggins Goose Swindle Memory In Saturday Notebook
In a Saturday Notebook piece, the author recalls John Riggins former KU star and a college prank where Riggins and David mistook a goose for a swan at Loose Park. The tale ends with the geese returned and no pursuers. The column notes Super Bowl ads cost 400000 for 30 seconds and asks readers to name sponsors.
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John Riggins
Riggins
Washington
David
University of Kansas
Kappas
Pi Phis
John
Kansas City
Huck Finn
Aunt Polly
Loose Park
Plaza
Time Magazine picks personal computer as Man of the Year
U.S.D. 290 officials note Time Magazine naming the personal computer the Year of the Machine and outline district plans to integrate microcomputers in special education and general curricula. At Ottawa High and Middle Schools, students test math and programming programs on Sinclair and other microcomputers, with broader use targeted across elementary and middle grades guided by the Instructional Advisory Council.
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Roger D. Nelson
U.S.D
Our
Time Magazine
U.S.C
Special Education Department
Carolyn Newmaster
Carolyn
Ottawa High School
University of Kansas
Jerry Chaffin
Ottawa Middle School
Lyceum
U.S.C. 290
Nancy Hale
N.H.H
Legislature Focuses On State Fiscal Condition
Senator Jim Allen of the 11th District outlines three money concerns for Kansas this session. He stresses the state's fiscal condition as the central issue and identifies key areas needing attention to address budget problems.
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Jim Allen
Kansas
Statehouse
Topeka
Dear Dr. Donahue letters raise health and tax concerns
Readers ask about lactic acid from strenuous exercise and muscle pain, elbow golfers elbow, klebsiella in sputum, raw potato worms, severance tax and Kansas budget issues. Dr Donahue answers on exercise, elbow care, bacteria, and warns about overuse. political notes discuss tax bills, spending cuts, and legislature.
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Dr. Donahue
Klebsiella
C.L.B
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Listing
Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices for trade area including Ottawa and nearby towns, with one month for 3.50, three months 9.75, six months 14.75, one year 36.00, tax included. Out-of-state readers pay 3.5 percent tax reduction.
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S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
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