State Okays Distribution Plan For Vo Tech Schools
The Kansas State Board of Education approved a $2 million plan by the Education Department to allocate funds among 14 area vo tech schools. Awards range from Liberal $34,100 to Coffeyville $300,000, based on need and facilities condition, with Topeka and Emporia fully funded.
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Topeka
Kan
State Board of Education
Education Department
Liberal
Kansas
Coffeyville
Wichita
Goodland
Dodge City
Beloit
Manhattan
Emporia
Hutchinson - Newton - McPherson
Arkansas City
Kansas City
Salina
Atchison
Robert F. Bennett
Department
Merle Bolton
Dale Dennis
L. C. Crouch
Dean Prochaska
Ron Wiegert
Dennis
Hutchinson-Newton- McPherson
Hutchinson
Columbus
Hutchinson - Newton - MacPherson
Aviation
Kansas regionalization plan foes voc ed in state
A Kansas plan to create 20 to 22 regional community college districts would threaten vocational education by fragmenting programs and raising costs. supporters include Butler County and farm bureau figures, while opponents warn of tax and merger issues and loss of institutional identity.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Harry Flagler
Kansas Association of Area Vocational - Technical Schools
Legislative Educational Planning Committee
State Board of Education
Flagler
Carl Heinrich
Butler County
Bowling Scores From Ladies Night Standings
Bowling scores show multiple teams with high series and games. Notable performances include C Hamilton 182 and 408, Hobbs 140 341, Fowler 136, A Faulkner 198 490, Mallory 144 and 412, Wieden 439, Bret GuUzzlers 145, L Brockus 151 385, L Porter 158 395, Haworth 192 417, Firestone 146 415, Bears 144 298.
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C. Hamilton
Wild Bunch
C. Hobbs
V. Fowler
D. Nichols
the Outlaws
A. Faulkner
Robins
V. Mallory
J. Geiss
M. Austin
D. Wieden
V. Bret Guuzzlers
P. Arb
C. Ford
PCA Farmers Daughters
L. Brockus
L. Porter
Goodtimers
P. Haworth
Ottawa area notices and jitters from the week
A Wednesday report lists admissions and dismissals including Mrs Andy Hoover and Alma Ratliff along with multiple residents. A two-vehicle crash at K-68 and Main injures or cites Terry Criqui for inattentive driving. A vandalism case at 27 Rockwood Drive targets Latimer’s car. Also cattle prices and farm market notes, plus local chamber and military academy news.
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Andy Hoover
Pomona
Alma Ratliff
N. Cedar
William Berger
S. Poplar
Andy Stine
N. Sycamore
Janice Owen
Melvern
Edward Schulz
Rantoul
K-68
Main
Department of Public Safety
Richard Latimer
Ottawa Rfd
Terry Criqui
CIA Loses Its No 2 Executive In Resignation
Washington AP reports E Henry Knoche the deputy director of central intelligence and No 2 at the CIA quit on July 5 amid disputes with CIA director Adm Stansfield Turner over planned policy changes and leadership restructuring. Knoche, a 24 year veteran, said stepping aside would aid Turner’s future plans. Sources say more resignations may follow though the CIA denies any major personnel or organizational shifts are planned.
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Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
Carter
CIA
E. Henry Knoche
Adm
Stansfield Turner
Knoche
Gerald R. Ford
Central Intelligence
Turner
CTA
Abilene
Kan
Kansas Republican Party
Dwight D. Eisenhower
George van Riper
State Party
GOP
Eisenhower
van Riper
State Republican Central Committee
Abilene Country Club
Armory
Ottawa Man Charged With Kidnapping Battery and Property Damage
Randall Cantrell an 18 year old Ottawa resident faces district court charges of kidnaping battery and criminal damage to property stemming from an alleged Tuesday incident at 716 South Main The woman involved reported Cantrell refused to take her home beat her and damaged her car Cantrell is jailed on a 15000 bond with preliminary examination set for 10 30 am July 18.
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Ottawa
Randall Cantrell
S. Main
Department of Public Safety
Cantrell
Franklin County
Nurses Convicted in 1975 Poisoning Remain Free on Bail
Two nurses Leonora Perez and Filipina Narciso, convicted of poisoning patients at the Ann Arbor VA Hospital in 1975, were allowed to stay free on $75,000 bonds each after Judge Philip Pratt rejected revocation. Defense cited community ties. prosecutors warned of flight risk. The pair, Filipino citizens with six years in the U.S., could face life sentences after sentencing follows probation reports. Supporters rallied outside the courthouse with Philippine nurse group members present.
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Detroit
U.S. District Court
Philip Pratt
Leonora Perez
Filipina Narciso
Perez
Ann Arbor
Narciso
Ypsilanti
Ann Arbor Veterans Administration Hospital
Delonis
United States
Philippines
Michael Moran
U.S
Pittsburg English Teacher Becomes KNEA President
Mrs. Marjory Sharp, Pittsburg High School English teacher for 14 years, becomes president of the Kansas National Education Association for the coming year. She succeeds Dennis Doris and takes a year’s leave to devote full time to the post. Tom Young remains KNEA vice president, Nancy Lindberg is secretary-treasurer, and five new board members join, including Roxie Vowell and Lonnie Miner.
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Topeka
Kan
Marjory Sharp
Pittsburg High School
Kansas National Education Association
Dennis Doris
Healy
Doris
Tom Young
Wichita
KNEA
Nancy Lindberg
Lyons
Dorothy Steele
Johnson County
National Education Association
Maurice Swanson
Shawnee Mission
Roxie Vowell
Shawnee Mission District
Stanley Griffin
Kansas City
Lonnie Miner
Concordia
Ken Car
City Scores Softball North Pence Bombers A A League
In the North Pence Softball A A League, teams posted mixed totals and standout performances. Beets Motors, Jaycee Gold, and Carey Enterprises posted notable totals while Wellsville Bank and Coach Club also contributed strong showings.
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North Pence Bombers
Rai
Bishop
Jess Garcis
Sebaste
Ata
McCurdy
John Garel
H. Garcia
Che
DeLatorra
Jaycee Gold
Waymire
Jackson
Nichols
Johnson
Krug
Buck
Riddle
Katzar
A Forster
Gibsons
Beets Motors
Boots
Moore
Pellew
Printy
Baldwin
Burgoon
Davis
Whitacre
Firestone
Clough
Adamson
Deel
Bulmer
Selet
Taylor Oil
Cummings
Star
Fernandez
Chambers
Taylor
Wright
Moss
Wellsville Bank
O'Connor
Morris
Skiles
Harris
Adams
Renaud
Totals
Carey Enterprises
Gesihsicher
K. Robertson
Pearson
B. Robertson
Ward
Smith
Everson
Millbern
NF Lewis
White
Tyson
Marrow
Moats
Davia
Schofield
Starks
Jones
Budger S
Erisman
Porter
Walburn
Kay
Ceartoss
Queen
Reusch
Duncan
David
Atel
Ad Briefs and Events Around Town in July
Listings show sales starting July 13 at Turner's Tele Shop West 15th for stoneware jars. Dance and music nights at Elbow Lounge Saddleback Lounge Coach Club Quenemo Pavilion with bands including The Common People Jay Carter and Bittersweet. Pomona Kans city meeting July 18 at City Hall about HUD grant progress. Also promotions from Wright's Studio and L & M Buffet with nightly specials.
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Pomona
Kan
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the Daily Report
Public Safety News
Clark Latmberd
Rockwood Drive
Choice
Convention and Tourism Committee
The
Greater Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Elizabeth Stoner
Adrian Stoner
S. Cedar
Jacobi Municipal Hospital
New York City
Stoner
Albert Ernstine College of Medicine
New York
Ottawa University
Jacobi
Howard W. Linneman
Roy C. Dunn
Hhbist
Bn 127Th Fa
Kansas Army National Guard Military Academy
Linneman
Helen
Dunn
Deborah
Ottawan
Asst
Richard Delonis
Pittsburg
New Knea
Thers, Russell
Becky
Herschel Glover
Harry M. Peterson Jr
Don Lang
Olathe
Jim Lewis
Winfield
Pittsburg State University
NEA
Mrs. Sharp
Samuel J. Pease
Pittsburg State
Sam
Barney
Derrillyn
Herman Lee
Age
Tucson
Arizona
Sharp Memorial Hospital
San Diego
California
Robson-Towner
Melvin Booth
Jerry Robson
David Bunch
Joe Ferns
Violet Robson Reno Towner
Dorothy Reams
Pomona Bicycle Shop
Robson
Ad Briefs
Young Place
Turner's
West 15Th
Elbow Lounge
Jay Carter
Saddleback Lounge
Turner’s
W. 15Th
Bill Jordan Frn
Coach Club
Ascs
L & M Buffet
E. 5Th
Quenemo Pavillion
Quenemo Daycees
Futuro
Hell Donne
Ss Pharmaceutical Servic Aep
Seventh Day Adventist Church
9Th and Sycamore, Ottawa
Hickory
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