Ford Kills Ban As Women Rage Over School Events
Washington AP Ford ordered a rescission of a HEW rule banning single sex school events after irritation at a ruling on mother daughter and father son functions. NOW opposed the move citing stereotypes while HEW studies Title IX implications and guides schools on proceeding with such events. Department officials said no enforcement action during review.
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Ford
Civil Rights Office
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
White House
Ron Nessen
HEW
Scottsdale, Ariz
Scottsdale
Nessen
Congress
National Organization For Women
Lynda Weston
David Mathews
Nelsen
Nancy Low
Mathews
New York Hospitals Hit by Major Private Sector Strike
In the New York metropolitan area 37 000 nonmedical staff walked out across 33 private hospitals. The walkout followed nurse aides technicians and housekeeping staff demands for a cost of living increase, rejected by hospitals due to Medicaid and Blue Cross reimbursement freezes. Elective surgery was curtailed outpatient clinics closed and ambulance service irregular. City health officials said about 20 000 patients were directly affected as pickets blocked traffic and vandalism occurred at a few sites. Union leaders urged arbitration while hospital officials warned a cost increase would worsen a 120 million annual deficit.
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New York
Leon Davis
National Union of Hospitals and Health Care
William J. Abelow
League of Voluntary Hospitals
Abelow
League
Probable Arson At Lawrence Shopping Center Fire
Lawrence Kansas AP fire officials said evidence indicated a flammable liquid started a 100000 dollar blaze in the Hillcrest Shopping Center damaging two college taverns Yuk Up and Yuk Down. Fire Chief Kasberger said no suspects yet and lab tests are pending. No injuries reported.
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Lawrence
Kan
John Kasberger
Kasberger
Hillcrest
Grants Totals About 200000 For Kansas Community Action
Grants totaling about 200000 to fund community action programs in south central and southeastern Kansas were announced by Reps Joe Shubitz and Garner Shriv er, both Republicans. The largest grant of 109750 goes to Sek-Cap of Girard, which runs a rural multi county antipoverty program. Other grants include 44750 to East Central Kansas Economic Opportunity Corp of Ottawa, 32750 to Mid Kansas CAP of El Dorado and 16000 to Senior Services Inc of Wichita.
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Washington
Kansas
Joe Shubitz
Garner Shriver
R-Kan
Community Services Administration
Sek-Cap
Girard
Kansas Economic Opportunity Corp
Ottawa
Mid-Kansas Cap
Marines Pfc Bones Promoted at Twentynine Palms Base
Marines Pvt Kenneth W Bones son of Mr and Mrs Leater L Bones receives a rank promotion while stationed at Marine Corps Base Twentynine Palms California. Also noted are awards at Brown Mackie College Salina for Teresa Jones and Billy Goins in court reporting and general business programs.
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Leater L. Bones
Cedar
Marine Corps
Twentynine Palms
Calif
Brown Mackie College of Salina
Teresa Jones
Paul A. Jones
Billy Goins
William Goins
Obituary notices and civil suits in Franklin County
Obituaries for Charles D. Rogers Doris Irene Garrison Charles A Fortner Winifred Inman and related listings appear with civil suits including Farmers Cooperative Association vs Gary Evans and Board of Franklin County Commissioners vs Wanda Dorsey. admissions and dismissals, births, and local notices. The notices cover survivors, occupations, affiliations, dates, and locations in Wellsville Ottawa Gardner and Williamsburg.
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Gary Evans
Board of Franklin County Commissioners
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Andy and
Wanda
Dorsey
Franklin County
Richard Lanberd
Robert English
Lanberd
Russell Reams
Diana McCord
Reams
Doris Irene Garrison
Williamsburg
Kansas
Darnton-Towner Chapel
John Evans
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Damian-Towner Chapel
Public Safety Crime Report from Ottawa June results
Ottawa Public Safety reports 43 larcenies and 40 vandalism acts in June with 10 larcenies and 26 vandalism cases cleared. Assaults totaled 10 reported and cleared. Burglary nine with six cleared, liquor violations six cleared, four DWIs cleared, and three auto thefts cleared. Fire calls numbered 18 with roases estimated at 16775 dollars. Accidents totaled 62 with none fatal. non chargeable 15, property damage 26, personal injury seven, hit and run 14. Animal control logged 170 calls and 26 dogs impounded. Officers logged 12,229 patrol miles.
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Ottawa
Public Safety Department
Department of Public Safety
First Look Sees Heavy Crop Damage in Flooded Kansas
The Farmers Home Administration in Topeka reports considerable flood damage in southeast Kansas, with wheat, soybeans, corn, milo, livestock, and farm buildings affected. 25 FHA staff are surveying, while county emergency boards assist in compiling losses to crops, farms, homes, and businesses.
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Topeka
Kan
Federal Farmers Home Administration
Kansas
Morgan Williams
FHA
Williams
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Ottawa man loses $25 to door to door club scam
Alfred Henricks of 1026 North Oak reports he was cheated out of 25 dollars by a door to door salesman claiming to represent the American Purchasing Corporation. The salesman sold him a 25 dollar membership for discounts, but the telephone number led to a private residence and no one knew of the company. The salesman is missing.
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Ottawa
Alfred Henricks
N. Oak
Department of Public Safety
Henricks
American Purchasing Corporation
American Purchasing Corp
Summer clearance and sales briefs from June's and Village Shoppe
SUMMER clearance is now going on at June's with junior and misses sizes and 25-50 percent off spring and summer fashions. The Village Shoppe lists appointments for Brenda Mille at Hair Affair and tire price alerts from Farm Bureau members. Also notes a Barber Shop closure, Young Place summer sale cuts, and Democrat candidate registration for county commission and district.
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Brenda Mille
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