Lakemary Center Tailors Each Child's Program at Paola
Lakemary Center staff design individualized plans around a child's needs through regular staffings, reviewing history tests and progress. They use structured schedules, in-class observation rooms, and diverse therapies including speech, music, physical therapy, and vocational training to boost competence and self-esteem.
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Don Lambert Paola
Lakemary Center
Ken Luther
Luther
Lakemary Complex
Hearing resumes July 18 on Franklin County landfill injunction
After a full day of testimony the hearing on a permanent injunction against a northeast Ottawa landfill was continued to 9:30 a.m. July 18. Plaintiffs led by Fred Glanville and Leonard Burgoon argue setbacks and rules, while Joe Ferns and county officials defend siting near Ottawa.
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Don Lambert
Ottawa
Franklin County District Court
Robert and
Katherine Hiatt
Franklin County Commission
Joe Ferns
John Richeson
Fred Glanville
Leonard Burgoon
Ferns
County Commission
Ottawa Township
Bill Rice
Hiatt
Ottawa Retail Association
Ottawa City Commission
Price ceilings voted on all U S oil production
Conferees from the Senate and House approve a compromise bill extending the Emergency Petroleum Allocation Act that would cap new U S oil at 11.28 a barrel while old oil remains limited to the 5.25 average. Ford Admin favors ending price controls.
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Washington
Senate
House
U.S
Federal Energy Administration
United States
Ford
Ford Stumps Two States as 76 Bid Begins
President Ford begins his first trip since declaring candidacy, crisscrossing Michigan and Illinois on a three day, officially funded itinerary. He attends a Republican breakfast in Chicago and a reception at Sen. Robert Griffin's Traverse City home, with Cherry Festival and Walter Hagen Invitational Golf Tournament appearances planned, plus a dinner at the Palmer House in Chicago.
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Washington
Ford
Michigan
Illinois
Chicago
Robert P. Griffin
Traverse City
Mich
Walter Hagan
Space mission prep quickens at Cape Canaveral and Baikonur
NASA reported mating of the Soyuz spacecraft and its booster complete and the craft to be moved to Baikonur for Saturday launch prep. Soviet cosmonauts and American astronauts passed final physicals, with Apollo-Soyuz on schedule for a Tuesday liftoff.
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Cape Canaveral
Fila
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Baikonur Cosmodrome
Russia
NASA
Houston
Konstantin Bushuyev
Apollo-Soyuz
Soviet Union
Baikonur
Bashuyev
Glenn S. Lunney
Kissinger Gromyko See Progress in Nuclear Talks in Geneva
In Geneva Henry Kissinger and Andrei Gromyko wrap up talks saying progress is being made toward a 10 year nuclear pact. Both sides call views constructive with optimism to finalize an inspection system while Moscow argues national verification suffices. A senior US official notes possible readiness to assure compliance.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Henry A. Kissinger
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Kissinger
Bonn
Middle East
Yitzhak Rabin
Ject
Soviet Union
Moscow
United States
Grain Outlook Hopes for Lower Prices in 1976 Burst
Washington officials project a record 1975 corn harvest exceeding 6 billion bushels and a near 2.2 billion bushel wheat crop, saying bumper yields should dampen food prices through late 1976. Don Paarlberg cautions potential meat supply shifts if producers fatten cattle on large corn supplies.
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Washington
U.S
Soviet Union
Don Paarlberg
Wheat crop in Kansas falls 20 million bushels in 1975 estimate
Kansas wheat output will drop to about 357 million bushels, 20.6 million below the June estimate, but still the second best on record. The July 1 report also projects a near 50 year high corn crop. Ray Hancock of the USDA notes the year over year gains despite the dip.
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Agriculture Department
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Ray Hancock
Department of Agriculture
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Paola Complex
Bob Lawrence
Paola
Lawrence
Wayland Lankford
Mission Hills Country Club
Lankford
Pat Lynch
Jerry Stein
Bonner Springs
Calvary Baptist Church
W. 7Th
Tony Jones
State Board of Health
Robert Pinet
Kansas Health Department
Charles Linn
Don Abel
Jack Davis
Glanville
Lakemary
The
Mid-American Committee
Palmer House
Paarlberg
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