New study questions sex stereotypes in America
National findings show Americans average about one sexual encounter per week with married couples nearly always with spouses. Teens also report fewer partners and later activity, while condom use has risen to 57 percent as fear of AIDS grows.
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New Orleans
Tom W. Smith
The
University of Chicago
Fredga L. Sowenstein
Urban Institute
Washington
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New TIGER Maps Aid Census Count Across Nation
The Census Bureau and US Geological Survey produced digitized TIGER maps for precise enumeration. The system creates tailored maps for different locales from downtowns to rural areas, replacing outdated highway maps. Local governments reviewed and updated their data ahead of the April 1 census, with another review after the count.
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New York City
Kansas
Marx
Obituary notices for William H. Cannon and Earl Arb
Funeral services for William H. Cannon 79 Humboldt proceed at First Presbyterian Humboldt with burial at Mount Hope. he lived all his life in Humboldt and served in WWII Navy. Earl E Arb 87 Melvern funeral held at United Methodist Melvern. he farmed Osage County, ran Arb Truck Line, and left a large family.
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Chicago
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Deloris Ambrose
Wilma Ambrose
Bernice Hobert
Wichita
Barbara Emzen
Easton
Shirley Twombly
St. Joseph
Church of God
Melvem
Jones Funeral Home
Lebo
Faith Lutheran pre school marks 10th anniversary
Faith Lutheran Church in Ottawa will celebrate the pre school’s 10th anniversary this Sunday at 2 p.m. Rev. Frank Eberhart of Our Savior Lutheran Church in Kansas City Kan will be guest speaker. Robert Eggold of the Kansas District LCMS is also expected. About 400 students have attended. Classes run 9 to 11:30 a.m. and 12:30 to 3 p.m. Openings remain. call 242-7366 for more information.
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Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod
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Martha Piotrowsky
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Ottawa
Charlotte
Harris Lula B Baldwin Graveside Service
Lula B Harris 85 of Marshall Arkansas died February 16 1990 at Marshall Nursing Center A graveside service will be at 10 30 a m Tuesday at Oakwood Cemetery Baldwin She was born August 1 1904 in Padd West Virginia She married Charles E Harris February 18 1923 He died in 1958 Survivors include daughter Erma M Schrage Fairfield Bay Arkansas four grandchildren four great grandchildren and one great great grandchild Lamb Roberts Funeral Home Baldwin is in charge
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William H
Bill” Cannon
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Kingman
LeRoy Thomas
Bessie ‘Annetta (Henrichs) Cannon
Merle Adams
Ottawa
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University of Kansas
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Lula B. Harris
Marshall
Ark
Baldwin
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Marshall, Ark
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Bom
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George and
Crisda Bowman
Charles E. Harris
Arkansas
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Fairfield Bay
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Hospital Notes and Sheriff Reports Chronicle Local Arrests
The Daily Report lists admissions in Ottawa and surrounding areas including Christopher Collins and Pearl Nicewander. Sheriff’s News reports suspicions of DUI and other charges for suspects such as Shawn D. Myrick and Donald J. Rorabaugh, with bonds set or ongoing custody, plus burglaries and thefts in Pomona and Ransomville. An accident near Ottawa resulted in a non injury rollover.
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Christopher Collins
Ottawa
Pearl Nicewander
Chase Corbin
Richmond
Judy Hall
Pomona
Vernon Snyder
Phyllis Williams
Jennifer Stout
All of
Emma Lehman
Baldwin
Wellsville Kansas adopts ordinance on unsafe structures repair
City of Wellsville Kansas enacts Ordinance 594 to repair or remove unsafe structures within the city. It sets inspection authority, hearing procedures, cost assessment, and emergency removal without notice for immediate hazards, with appeals to district court and time frames for compliance and funding.
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Kansas
Ima
Clark
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