Alternatives for photographers amid silver price surge
Photo enthusiasts face higher costs as silver jumps past 40 dollars an ounce, prompting Kodak to raise film and paper prices and spurring interest in substitutes. Emerging options include electronic cameras using CCD memory, bubble memory, or tape, with early tests by National Geographic and AP laserphoto. As memory tech evolves, cameras may store millions of details before printing to meet still photography needs.
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Glee Brookes Leads Hot Port Race in Open Heat
Glee Brookes surged to the lead in a tight field at the port facilities port race. Brookes edged rivals to take the early advantage as teams pace the course along the riverfront.
Grandson To England Selected for Study Abroad
Jerry E Corbin the grandson of Mr and Mrs Ray Corbin of 11155 Willow is chosen to study in Brighton England through the International Student program He is a junior at Illinois State University in Manhattan Illinois planning an overseas academic experience
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Baby Named John David for Houston Couple's Son
Mr and Mrs Bob McAdoo of Houston Texas welcomed a son born February 5 weighing eight pounds three ounces named John David He has a sister Kelly three Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Fred McFarland Ottawa RFD 3 and Mrs Mildred McAdoo Larned Great grandfather is Ray Green Gardner
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Ottawa
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First Birthday Wishes For Gwyn Walburn And Peter Kay
Celebrating their first birthdays are Gwyn Ashlie Walburn daughter of Gary and Shelly Annette nine Heidi Adele six and Peter Ryan son of Dan and Kay celebrating with family in Ottawa and nearby. Grandparents Ed Parker and Ada Parker great grandparents Ada Parker Myrtle Catron Helen Campbell Kathryn Sturm listed with locations in Doylestown Topeka Cedarhurst and Michigan Valley.
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Doylestown
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Topeka
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Michigan Valley
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Dan Kay
Pine
Peter
Jeremy
Fred Kissinger
Ottawa Rfd
William Kay
North Babylon
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Cedarhurst
Winter speaks to Kansas legal secretaries group in Ottawa
State Sen. Wint A. Winter spoke to the Legal Secretaries Association covering Franklin Osage Anderson and Miami Counties on correctional institutions and legislative bills. Officers for 1980 81 were elected with Croucher as president England as vice president Prothe as secretary Doudna as treasurer Breshears as governor and Croucher as NALS Representative. installation in March. Scholarships now open for high school seniors pursuing legal assistant or secretarial training with counselors notified.
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Ottawa
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Pomona
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Roushes Mark 40th Anniversary in Richmond Area
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce S. Roush of Richmond celebrate their fortieth wedding anniversary on February nine. Their children Marilyn New Paola Carolyn Moore Webb City Mo Charles Roush Osawatomie and Rickey Conway Roush Platte City Mo. Maxine Hutton and Bruce Roush wed February nine 1940 at Colony. They have lived their married life in Princeton and Richmond areas and have ten grandchildren.
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Richmond
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Paola
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Webb City
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Platte City
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Bruce Roush
Colony
Princeton
Kansas CROP program mobilizes half a million in aid
Kansas residents contributed 532 546 to Church World Service CROP Hunger programs last year including 491 824 for hunger relief and 40 724 for blankets and clothing. Major gifts came from McPherson and Marion Counties totaling 137 794 in wheat and cash for hunger.
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Debt After Death and the Family Debt Dilemma
Dear Ann Landers examines a family dispute over a 5000 loan from a deceased father. An elder brother refuses repayment, claiming no obli gation, while sisters contend debt is part of the estate. An expert guest suggests the debt should be shared equally among siblings.
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