Kansas Senate moves to extend state school aid program
In Topeka AP dispatches describe the Kansas Senate’s unusual pre noon session on Kansas Day where two school aid bills were introduced. One would continue the 2 million supplemental aid and another would raise aid by 8 million to lift state support to 4 percent of operating costs.
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Topeka
Kansas Senate
Kansas
Senate Education Committee
Robert Docking
Legislative Council
Joseph Harder
Harder
Rose Doyen
Concordia
Legislative Services
Capitol Area Planning Commission
Kansas Supreme Court
Senate
Smith
Philosephy
Robert N. Woodson
Robert C. Gear
Kansas City
Kan
Docking
State Board of Tax Appeals
Robert F. Bennett
Prairie Village
Rogers
Leonard Meyers
Garfield Elementary School
Kansas Plains
Susie McFarland
Joan Shields
Chris Crawford
Dixie Hancock
Joy Gibson
Scott's Store Merges With T.G. Y To Expand Front
Scott's Department Store at Third and Main joins T. G. Y. Stores Co. in merger bringing the local shop under City Products Co. of Chicago. The union makes 755 TGY outlets nationwide with Kansas City warehoused stock and new merchandise assortments. TGY began in 1936 in western Oklahoma and now bases HQ in Oklahoma City.
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Third and Main
Scott’s Department Store
T.e
Scott’s
T. G. & Y. Stores Co
City Products Co
Chicago
Tommy Gray
Kansas City
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Forgotten Art of Collecting Pop Bottles
Police arrest three Brooklyn boys ages 11 13 and 15 for peddling heroin on Mermaid Avenue Coney Island detectives hunt the supplier after revealing the kids carried up to nine envelopes at a time The area near Cidra Club Education Center and other storefronts is described as troubled with drug abuse and parents seeking help.
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New York
Mermaid Avenue
Coney Island
Brooklyn
Aasid
Doris Hart
Cidra Club
Henry Rivera
Education Center
Legislative Luncheon Kicks Ottawa Chamber Series
The Ottawa Chamber of Commerce opens its eighth Legislative Luncheon with Sen. Wint Winter and Rep. Bob Pinet. It'll be at noon at the House of Douglas. reservations by 5 p.m. Friday via the C of C. John Richeson moderates. fee 148 dollars Main. The annual dinner follows at 7 15 p.m. March 9 at Ottawa University Union with Dwight A Nesmith of Kansas State University as guest speaker.
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Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Wint Winter
Bob Pinet
House of Douglas
C of C
John Richeson
Chamber
Ottawa University Union
Dwight A. Nesmith
Engineering
Kansas State University
Weather forecast for county with cooler tonight
Fair and a little colder tonight with Friday fair and warmer. Tonight’s low mid teens. Friday high in the 40s. Today’s high 57, low 25, high yesterday 30, record high 69 in 1911, record low 16 in 1918. Barometer 30.16 inches. Hourly readings ending at 8 a.m. and scattered figures through the day.
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Ian SE
City Dads Question Finances At Weekly Meeting
Ottawa officials faced a 1.2 million dollar debt due to red liquid funds from construction and parking projects. Mayor Skoog urged bond sales, lawmakers warned it could take months, while the city budgeted reports from department heads to improve fiscal discipline.
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ED McGrath
Richard Skoog
J. B. Mickey
W. Std
Mickey
Skoog
Alden Cearfoss
North Vietnam decries US raids as war act at Paris talks
North Vietnam accused U S planes of bombing its territory calling it a grave act of war. Col Ha Van Lau said the raid proves Nixon’s warlike intent while Hanoi claimed attacks on populated areas. U S sources reported an F105 downed and a rescue helicopter shot, questioning the mission's purpose. Habib urged mutual troop withdrawals and renewed negotiation.
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North Vietnam
U. S
Ha van Lau
Nixon
Hanoi
Saigon
Mu Gia
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Rockwood Drive
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Ottawa
Pete Smith
Nugent Creek
Commission
Ash
Unified School District 290
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Board of Education
H. L. Larson
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United States
Philip Habib
Vietnam
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