Inside Highlights Sports Go without a country toast
A brief page note references Wimbledon coverage and sports highlights. It hints at scattered items across pages including nurses aides stories and political charges refuted by KPL. The Rochester flood unfolds with local efforts to recover and digs out progress noted.
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Wimbledon
Booze Battles Begin In Kansas Ballot Drives
In Kansas counties supporters and opponents of liquor by the drink push signature campaigns to place the issue on ballots. Ellis County petitions exceed 1,000. Ford County seeks 560 valid signatures by Sept. 7. Shawnee County plans aim for 15,000 signatures with 4,000 needed for November. Local chambers back the effort while guiding stance remains neutral. Weather forecast: clear to partly cloudy through Saturday with scattered storms, highs near 90.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Ellis County
Hays
Richard Taylor
Kansas Dry Forces
Dodge City
Chamber of Commerce
Ford County
Topeka
Shawnee County
Earl Armbruster
Food and Beverage Department
Topeka Inn Management
Armbruster
Topeka Chamber of Commerce
Ottawa Night at Royals Stadium Ends in 9-2 Loss
Ottawa Mayor Pro Tem Dorothy Nichols performed a change-up ceremony during Ottawa Night at Royals Stadium. About 255 Ottawa fans and over 19,000 others stayed through a 45 minute rain delay as the Kansas City Royals fell to the California Angels 9 to 2.
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Kansas City Royals
Darrell Porter
Ottawa
Dorothy Nichols
Royals Stadium
Royals
California Angels
Jay Bemis
Weather Halts The Whippoorwill Postpones Paddleboat Run
Tornado watch and possible storms prompt Bruce and Veda Rogers to cancel Thursday night’s Whippoorwill run. A test sail for Ring Around the Rodgers With A 'D' proceeded with minor issues, crowd on shore watched, dinner show sold out for 49 booked sailings, and refurbishment costs at about 12 000 dollars.
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Diane Yeamans
Vassar
Bruce
Veda Rogers
Rogers
Rodgers
Sharp Cut In Unemployment and Inflation Rise
The Labor Department reported a drop in the national un employment rate from 6.1 to 5.7 percent in June, the lowest since 1974, with teens driving much of the decline. The same period saw a 0.7 percent rise in wholesale prices, including a 1.1 percent jump for food, signaling persistent inflation pressures. Dallas bureau notes NEA delegates at its convention shifted to defending public education and pushing for one third federal funding amid Prop 13 fallout.
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Washington
Labor Department
Department
Carter
Jack Bregger
Dallas
National Education Association
California
Conservation chemist touts waste savings for water and oil
Ottawa RFD 2 consultant John H. Schnieders argues his chemical treatment methods cut waste and water use in drinking water plants by up to 40 percent and could bring cheaper tertiary oil recovery for small operators. He envisions a nucleating polymer approach that shifts polymerization into rock formations with small pumps, testing soon near Augusta amid cautious optimism.
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Jay Bemis
John H. Schnieders
Carter
Schnieders
Ottawa
RFD 2
University of Missouri
Kansas
American Waterworks Association
Kansas City
Augusta
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