LSD Blinding Hoax Exposed in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania health official Dr Norman Yoder fabricated a sun blindness tale about six college students after taking LSD Gov Raymond Shafer suspended him and he collapsed then was hospitalized in Philadelphia A state official said the hoax was revealed the next day after Shafer had been misled by Yoders superior Thomas Georges Jr
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Raymond P. Shafer
Shafer
Norman Yoder
Yoder
Philadelphia
Thomas W. Georges Jr
Adult Education Courses Set 3% Ottawa 1968 spring
The 1968 Ottawa Adult Education and Recreation program opens with Weight Reduction and Light Exercise. Other courses start soon. registration is on first night or by calling Youth Center or USD 290 Superintendent's office. Courses include Bookkeeping Office Machines Typing Shorthand Arts Crafts Welding Woodworking Knitting Cake Decorating Shoe Decoration Women and Men’s Fitness Weight Loss and Swimming Reading and Writing Drivers Education may be scheduled pending interest.
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Ottawa
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Unified School District 290
Franklin County Health Department
Orlis Cox
Youth Center
Marie Girard
Marie
Sharrell Howell
Ronald Spencer
Ihe
Mike Newmaster
Harold Crawford
Ruth Sundstrom
Cox
Louise Burke
North Junior High
Bob Schoonover
South Junior High
Rosalie Osburn
A Watch On The TV Repairmen
The Kansas House State Affairs Committee approved a bill to license television servicemen. The 11-1 vote featured Rep. Ernest Unruh opposing to include other trades such as automatic transmission repairmen. Rep. William Bunten defended the measure amid his own TV repair experiences.
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T Opeka
Kansas House State Affairs Committee
Ernest Unruh
R Newton
William Bunten
R-Topeka
Margaret Gentry
Unification Plan for Kansas Schools Moves Forward
Kansas House Education Committee votes to appoint members to draft a bill forcing non unified school areas into unified districts. Rep. Bower urges action, while Rep. Amrein seeks hearings before introducing a committee bill. Current totals show 305 unified districts. six rural high school districts, one second class city district, and 23 common districts remain non unified.
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Topeka
House Education Committee
Kansas
John Bower
R-Mclouth
Donald Amrein
Overland Park
Johnson County
Bower
No More Rioting Enterprise Sailors Reach Sasebo Beach
Sailors from the nuclear powered carrier Enterprise came ashore at Sasebo Japan after clashes with demonstrators began to ease. About 325 sailors initially entered the base with 3 000 more following as 400 students staged protests and police used tear gas and water cannons. Police reported injuries and several arrests as the city welcomed the crew amid broader demonstrations by labor unions and leftists.
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Kenneth Ishii Sasebo
Japan
U.S
Enterprise
U.S. Navy
Naval Base
Pearl Harbor
Defense Department
Washington
Sasebo
Kansas Senate OKs 5 percent state worker pay hike
The Kansas Senate approved a measure to raise state employee salaries by about 5 percent and lift the minimum hourly wage from 1.25 to 1.38 dollars. The bill passed 35 to 0 with five absent, and would take effect Feb. 1 if House and governor approval occur. About 23,000 workers would get increases. Gov Docking had requested such funding in his budget message.
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Topeka
Kansas Senate
House
Robert Docking
Sunday School Lesson Shows Church Manages Own Transplant
Clarence W. Cranford uses a fable of a pig and a magician to explain the Christian concept of the new birth. He argues regeneration is a personal choice leading to a change of heart, contrasting secularism with existential seeking, and notes Nicodemus and modern Americans must choose faith and worship individually.
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God
Victor Frankl
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