Student Leaders Back Education View at National Conference
At the 47th National Association of Student Councils Conference in Shawnee Mission Northwest High School near Kansas City 1300 delegates were polled on six recommendations from the National Commission on Excellence in Education. Most favored tougher graduation requirements and higher teacher pay while opposing longer school days or more homework.
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National Association of Student Councils
Shawnee Mission Northwest High School
Kansas City
National Commission On Excellenge
Reagan
Commission
Harvest Delays Lifted By Warm Weather In Kansas Wheat
Kansas farmers report mixed results as temperatures reach the 90s but muddy fields slow harvest. Elevators in Sharon and Corwin report thousands of bushels, while some areas warn of rain risk. Experts say test weights vary and weather may dictate future cutting activity.
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Wichita
Kan
Kansas
Pat Packard
Ross Industries
Wellington
Southcentral
Sharon
Barker County
Corwin
Harper County
Beth Barker
Kansas Job Service Farm Labor Office
Anthony
Lynette Callison
Farmer Coop Business Association
Hazelton
Ronnie Tyler
Oklahoma
Greensburg
Coffeyville-area
Charles Donaldson
Donaldson Exchange
Donaldson
Garden City
Jean Ratzlaff
Cimarron Grain Co
Liberal
Notice of Suit in Franklin County District Court
First published legal notice lists Roger A Hughes dba Hughes Drilling Co as plaintiff seeking foreclosure of a $3610.49 claim on an oil and gas lease for 25.47 acres in Franklin County Kansas. Defendants Mark II Corporations Donald R Long Shirley Lang Thomas K Bach Sheila M Bach Stephen G Bach Raymond Miller Brad Ryckert urged to file defenses by August 10, 1983. attorneys listed.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Roger A. Hughes
Hughes Drilling Co
Donald R. Long
Shirley Lang
Thomas K. Bach
Sheila M. Bach
Stephen G Bach
Raymond £. Miller
Brad Ryckert
State of Kansas
District Court
Office of the Register At Deeds
Anderson County
Raymond. McLees
Ningteen
Ottawa
Ottawa Chautauqua’s Rise and Fall in Forest Park
A historical recount of Ottawa’s Chautauqua from 1883 to 1915 detailing attendance peaks of up to 20,000, tent rentals, and expansions of the Tabernacle. It notes floods from the Marais Des Cygnes River repeatedly damaging Forest Park, cancellations in 1904 and 1915, relocations to churches, and the final end in 1930 with the last building torn down in 1951, marking its lasting cultural impact.
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William Jennings Bryan
McKinley
New York Chautauqua
Ottawa Assembly
New York Assembly
Tabernacle
Ninth and Cedar
Forest Park
Marais Des Cygnes
Locust Street
Ottawa
Supreme Court Clarifies Discriminatory Intent Standard
The Supreme Court ruled that plaintiffs must prove discriminatory intent, not just effect, to claim monetary damages or seniority rights under a key civil rights law. The 5-4 decision limited Title VII style expectations in NYC Police hiring cases and reiterated intent requirements for Title VI actions against federal fund recipients.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New York City
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Terry Giroux
National Association of Secondary School Principals
Giroux
Service Employees International Union
John J. Sweeney
Environmental Protection Agency
Education Department
the Family Circus
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Bill
Harrie
Peanuts
Point Lobos
Ocean
IMAP
John L. Richeson Anderson
Byrd & Richeson
P.O
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Attys
Saas
Lodge
Darritory
Ottawa Herald
Too
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Walnut
Logan
South Poplar
Peat Comemand Look
West 4Th
North Oplar
Harald McLees
Cole & Doering
Fourth St. Garnett
Alcoholics Anonymous
Al-Anon
North Main
Greenwood Road
South Conoco
South Maple
West 7Th
Beech
Pine
South Locust
East 7Th
Hollywood
Yamaha
Pomona
Richmond
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Helga
Hagar the Horrible
Beetle Bailey
Mr. Stick
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