Four Season Sports Plan D to E Overview
The document outlines Plan D A four season sports concept including fall practice starting the third Monday in August and ending by October. Early winter sports begin first Monday in November with state tournaments ending mid January. Spring seasons run from March to May for track tennis golf baseball and softball with varying start dates and a state tournament. Plan E adds sponsored summer programs for tennis golf softball and baseball starting in June and ending in July.
Bowling Scores from Classic League and Thursday Night
Scores list for multiple teams including Sonic Drive In 2 Briscoe Drugs 2 and Thursday Night Ladies shows high games by players such as D Mewer Altis Allen Hall Johnson Linneman Fritts Ledorn Mueller and Kramer across venues like Kansas State Bank Pizza Village and Scalers. Standouts include 247 Hall 234 AlleN and 244 Spears with team totals and handicap notes where recorded.
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D. Mewer
Briscoe
Altis
M. Allen
Hubbard Lumber
R. Caffman
Fogle Quarry
D. Hall
Wassmer‘s
R. McFaDden
PEPSI
M. Burns
Ladies
Skyhook Cranes
A. DeCaeny
Anderson Carpet
G. Pederson
M. Barber
Raney’s
N. Snyder
V. Breshears
Beautyland
A. Chambers
E. Milton
Bennett
Ramsey
D. Johnson
Kansas National Guard
H. Linneman
Clark
U. Willhite
J. Ledorn
Knights OF Columbus
M. Mueller
Bendix
Yale admits hoax student who forged records
Andrea Alrea, later revealed as Patrick McDermit, forged transcripts and achievements to gain admission to Yale. He told dean Worth David he spent about 15000 dollars on the hoax, remained in a freshman honors course, and withdrew after admitting the ruse. Yale plans no action beyond barring future reapplication.
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Yale
Worth David
Patrick Michael McDermit
David
McDermit
Compromise Verdict Sends Miss Yoshimura Free On Bail
In Oakland California a 34 year old defendant Wendy Yoshimura remained free on bail after a jury returned a compromise verdict in the weapons and explosives trial connected to the Symbionese Liberation Army. Jurors convicted her of possessing explosives a machine gun and materials to make a destructive device while deadlocking on a charge that could have carried a life term. Sentencing is set for February 24 with a possible term up to 15 years plus two five year terms. The judge refused to revoke her bail of 25000 citing community faith, and defense lawyers pledged immediate appeal while prosecutors consider a new trial on the deadlocked count.
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Oakland
Calif
Wendy Yoshimura
Patricia Hearst
Yoshimura
Berkeley
Jeff Horner
Robert W. Loge
Pulich
James Larson
Miss. Yoshimura
Miss Hearst
San Francisco
Miss Yoshimura
Underground
Symbionese Liberation Army
William and
Emily Harris
Hearst
SLA
Farm Roundup Signals Rise in Food Supplies and Predator Research
The Agriculture Department forecasts February supplies of beef pork and milk will be plentiful or adequate, with citrus possibly plentiful before cold weather hit Florida. Retail beef prices rose slightly from November to December. The report also notes larger pork output and continued steady egg turkey and processed veg supply. In predator control, USDA funds research into repelling coyotes from livestock areas and birth control options, with projects in Idaho Texas and Nebraska exploring humane solutions.
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Don Kendall
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Agriculture Department
U.S
Florida
USDA
Washington
Department
Agricultural Research Service
U.S. Range
Dubois
Idaho
College Station
Tex
U.S. Meat Animal Research Center
Clay Center
Neb
Ottawa Kansas Vacates Alley Between Poplar and Mulberry
City of Ottawa Kansas governing body ordinances vacate alley between Poplar and Mulberry running south from Seventh Street to the south line of Lots 23 and 24 Ward's University Addition. Ownership reverts to adjacent landowners upon effective date. January 1977 publication dates noted. Also notices probate for Lloyd E Riley estate in Franklin County with hearing on petition for probate and creditors.
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Poplar and
Mulberry Streets
Seventh Street
Ward
University
City OF
Ottawa
Kansas
Poplar
Mulberry
Franklin County
Lloyd E. Riley
Ford Gets His Due
Washington AP reports Gerald Ford left town with history likely to judge his presidency kindly. Carter paid tribute to Ford praising his role in healing the nation as Ford reflected on restoring trust in the White House. In Indianapolis AP notes a CB radio operator, Simpson, was sentenced to a year in prison for indecent language and unlicensed operation.
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Washington
Gerald R. Ford
Carter
Ford
White House
Richard M. Nixon
Indianapolis
Simpson
Sly Fox
Sen
T. Hayakawa
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
Harry Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Nixon
Notice to creditors and defenses in estate probate
The estate requires written defenses to the admission of the decedent's will to probate by February 1977 in Ottawa Kansas at 10:30 a.m. in East Court Room. Creditors must exhibit claims within six months from first publication or be barred. Attorneys for petitioner Harold E. Good John L. Richeson and Byrd B Richeson listed.
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State of Kansas
Harold E. Good
Lloyd E. Riley
Harald E. Good
East Court Room
New Court Building
Ottawa
Franklin County
Kansas
Taw
John L. Richeson
Anderson
Byrd
Richeson
P.O. Bax
Kan
Attys
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Litwin
Lewis
J. Coward
Haley Abstract
J. PoweLl
Rames
E. Cummings
L& B
Estabrooks
Eagles
F. Fritts
Team Spirit
R. Shelley
Gob's Carpet Service
J. McCloud
D. Becker
Guy's
D. Everson
C. Stauffer
Lou
J. Bond
D. Wood
Duffin
P. Harkins
Gibson
C. James
Alexander Doyen
L. Avery
M. Hill
Nighthawks
Mason
Kramer-Shaffer
C. Kramer
Jades
B. Hall
M. Fox
East Kansas
E. Lambert
New Haven
Denver
Colorado Court of Appeals
Gilbert G. Maestas
Maestas
California
Western Hemisphere
Alameda County Superior
Martin Pulich
Karidas
John 5. Sheldon
Orlin W. Smith
Cver
PNG
Gibson’s
Dickies
Baptist Church
Hazel Knight
Personals
Jack’s
Abe
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