Landowners Tenants Favored In Hunting Bill
Kansas House members introduced a hunting bill favoring resident landowners and tenants, earmarking permit quotas and raising costs to $10. Provisions bar the State Forestry Commission from restricting hunting on farm lands, while other bills propose licensing and disciplinary changes for engineers and notaries, plus divorce terms for military residents and a peace advocacy message. The House also passed a measure designating the State Board of Education as the sole supervisor of vocational education, creating a State Advisory Council for Vocational Education.
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Topeka
Kansas
House of Representatives
State
Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Hibit
Earl Ward
Shawnee Mission
Raymond Vaughn
Burlington
Clyde Hill
Yates Center
Bob Brown
Emmett
Frederick Linde
Wichita
Kansas Professional Engineers’ License Act
State Licensing Board
Harley Huggins
Kansas City
William Roberts
District Court
Robert Hedrick
Leavenworth
Raymond King
R-Hesston
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
House
Senate
State Board of Education
Jo Jo White to bow out with KU in Colorado clash
Kansas Jayhawks star Jo Jo White plays his final college game Saturday night against Colorado in Lawrence. White, a 1,256 point career scorer and defensive standout, ends his Kansas career after 83 games and a 15.1 point average. He'll marry Estelle Bowser on Feb. 23 before pursuing pro basketball.
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Lew Ferguson
Associated Press
Joseph “Jo Jo” White
Kansas Jayhawks
Colorado
Kansas
Ted Owens
St. Louis
White
Clyde Lovellette
Wilt Chamberlain
Walt Wesley
Wayne Hightower
Charlie Black
Jayhawk
Jo Jo
Hawks
Missouri
Oklahoma State
St. Louis McKinley High School
Owens
Texas West
Texas-El Paso
Jayhawks
JoJo
Lovellette
Chamberlain
Wesley
United States
Henry Iba
Mexico City
U.S
Winnipeg
Tokyo
Estelle Bowser
Topeka
City college hoops scores pile up in late night card
Wichita 71 Memphis State 69. North Texas State 118 Drake 99. Oklahoma City 98 Creighton Southwest Missouri State 6, Southern Illinois 55 Missouri Southern 8. Missou ri Valley 68 Rockhurst William Jewell Quincy Ill 108 St Benedict's 82. Wichita Sacred Heart 82 Cameron 70. City league Richardson's 107 etc. plus junior college and swimming results.
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Wichita
Memphis State
North Texas St
Drake
Oklahoma City
Creighton
Missouri State
Southern Illinois
Missouri Southern
Missouri
OU Meets Improved Wildcats At Baldwin
Ottawa University visits Baldwin to face Baker in a key Kansas Conference clash. Ottawa trails rivals with an 8-5 in league, seeks ground on upper teams, while Baker rides a 6-6 ECAC record and improvements under Morton and Olberding.
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Baldwin
Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa University
Baker
Friends University
Kansas
Ou-Baker
Ottawa
Braves
Friends
Sterling
Bethel
Kansas Wesleyan
ECAC
Wildcats
Winfield
Southwestern
Cats
Gary Shank
Blac
Deny Brown
Tim Munger
Dave Struby
Don Larkin
R. E. Morton
Wildcat
Larry Lawrence
Bob Bryant
Paul Sapienza
Bill Frear
Bob Olberding
Tabor
Ron Dunham
Ron Guest
Guest
Smaller golf ball proposal aims to boost fun for average players
New York AP report details Keith Mackenzie of the Royal and Ancient Club planning a smaller golf ball to improve enjoyment for 17 handicaps and above. The goal is a uniform ball with US 1.68 inch and R A rules 1.62 inch diameters, with 1.65 inch British prototype as a compromise to avoid global confusion.
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New York
Keith Mackenzie
Royal and Ancient Club of
St. Andrews
Mackenzie
North Sea
U.S. Golf Association
Arnold Palmers
Bill Caspers
Emerson Moves to Manhattan High as Grid Coach
J. W. Emerson, who rebuilt Ottawa High football over seven seasons, accepting the head coaching post at Manhattan High. He won three East Kansas League titles with Ottawa and led them to an 8-1 season in 1967, with a 38-20-3 career mark. He will replace Earl Gritton. Manhattan opens against Ottawa in September. Ottawa searches for a new coach.
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J. W. Emerson
Ottawa High
Manhattan High School
Emerson
Ottawa
Marvin P. Forker
OHS
Manhattan
EEL
Cyclones
Lawrence
Lions
Earl Gritton
Gritton
Forker
Bowling Bits Weekly Leaders and Standings
Weekly bowling notes report Arlene DeCaeny as top bowler with 209 game and 525 series. Lee's Cafe leads team highs 794 and 2240 with first place 66 25. Other days show high games, series and team leaders for Peoples National Bank, Bienie’s Garage, Beautyland and more with city tournament entry deadline Feb 1.
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Hazel Liegerot
Arlene DeCaeny
Lee’s Cafe
Kim Warhurst
Pat White
Lee’s
Ottawa Savings and Loan
Mary Hill
Helen Carey
Peoples National Bank
Todd’s Insurance
Bike’s
Pizza Village
Ann Smith
Dim Warhurst
Raney-Reynolds Drugs
Beautyland
Bienie’s
Lister
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Quincy, Ill
St. Benedict's
Sacred Heart
Cameron
Oklo
Richardson
Michel
Smith
Price
Underwood
T. Davis
Jones
Davis
Bennett
M. Miller
D. Miller
Keim
Cooper
Harvey
Holmes
Totals
Waymire
Olmsted
Brill
Newmaster
Yingling
T. Lewis
B. Lewis
Watson
Powell
Budge
Garcia
Huske
H. Garcia
Deletery
Skenandore
Jiminez
Ingles
Warren
Rex
Barber
Wieneke
F. Buckley
T. Buckley
Prager
Thornbrugh
Hermrick
Heffner
Clary
Jackson
R. Ferguson
EF. Ferguson
Ackerman
H. Myers
Leach
Walburn
C. Leach
Strange
Griffin
Divco-Wayne
D. Kueser
G. Kueser
Turley
L. Kueser
Robertson
Stottlemire
Erisman
Howard
Woodward
Ferguson
Secrest
Shephard
Tiser
Iowa State
Arizona State
Sedalia
Texas-Arlington
Kansas Farm Life
Kansas Company
Homer Baldwin
Bennetts Special Flavors
Bennett's
Bennett Ice Cream Store
Sundaes
N. Main
R&a
Bre Ee Ved
Kasic Mutual Insurance Company
AL Williams
S. Main
Gulf Stations
Blakesley
Gulf
Chuck’s Bait Shop
Newland
Wellsville, Kansas
Wingert Oil CO
Jean Schmoe
Opal Everhart
Cleda Roller
Vada Dengel
Gloria Leecy
Thelma Hamilton
Ladies’ Bienies Garage
M. McMillen
E. Milton
Anderson Carpet
M. Barber
Budge's Hardware
R. Wieneke
D. Lefler
Raney Reynolds
J. Warhurst
Towner’s Chapel
Ottawa Times
J. Highie
Pepsi Cola
R. Kampschroed
Welborn
Gilliland
Centropolis
Weapping R. 4
Polaroid Fun
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