Pomona USD 287 Board Reorganizes with New Officers
Pomona USD 287 reorganization follows election of Ed Garber Larry Milliken and Gale Lantis to the board President Cynthia Montague was absent on vacation and named president by unanimous ballot Leon Winters elected vice president after Quentin Roberts withdrew Winters presides in Montague absence The Ottawa Times named official newspaper Citizens State Bank of Pomona official depository Davison named district representative for federal funds Meetings set for the second Monday each month at 8 p.m. at the board office Read of the budget and capital outlay levy approval discussed plus bids for painting Williamsburg gym and Pomona multipurpose room and summer school repairs.
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Joanistas Pomona
U.S.D. 287
Quentin Roberts
Winters
Roberts
Montague
Wendell Davis
Ottawa Times
Citizens State Bank
Board of Education
Pomona
Davison
Williamsburg
Postal Strike Looms Again
Washington AP reports a nationwide postal strike threat for next week if 600000 postal workers and management fail to ratify a two year contract. Union leader James H. Rademacher warns mail may not be delivered if talks falter. Key issues include job security and no layoff clauses while wage talks await progress.
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Washington
James H. Rademacher
National Association of Letter Carriers
Rademacher
Letter Carriers Union
Ffederal
W. J. Usery Jr
Federal Mediation Service
Newsmen
Usery
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Roth
Congress
Quality Of State Wheat In 1975 Grades Poorer
Kansas wheat in 1975 shows lower protein and test weight than 1974. A Crop and Livestock Reporting Service tally from 2,544 cars in 75 counties notes protein 10.9 percent, test weight 61.4 pounds per bushel, moisture 13.2 percent, versus 11.3 protein, 61.3 pounds, 11.5 moisture last year. Harvest near completion as drought persists. 90 percent of 11.9 million acres harvested, 9 percent dark hard winter, 45 percent hard winter, 46 percent yellow hard winter.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
US Spurs OAS Action on Cuba Trade Ban
The United States backs a plan to convene a second OAS meeting after July 28 to push for removing Cuba from the 11 year old ban on trade and diplomatic ties. Voting rules could shift to a simple majority, but ratification by signers of the Mutual Defense Treaty may delay the change for years. Kissinger signals cautious openness while Cuba gestures are deemed largely atmospherics.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
United States
Organization of American States
Cuba
OAS
Fidel Castro
Yourtean
Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Milwaukee
U. S
QAS
Castro
Venezuela
Mexico
Kansas faculty study shows busy teaching and duties
In Topeka the Kansas Board of Regents released a 50 page study revealing that Kansas public four year college faculty average 21 hours weekly in classroom time while about 55 hours are spent on professional duties. It notes about two thirds of a member’s time is tied directly to instruction. The report was sent to Gov Bennett Regents members college presidents and legislative leaders.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Kansas Board of Regents
Robert F. Bennett
Board of Regents
Max Bickford
Regents
Bickford
Someony
Kansas State University
Wichita State University
Kansas State College of Pittsburg
Emporia Kansas State College
Fort Hays Kansas State College
Baltimore Opera to stage world premiere and two firsts
Baltimore Opera Company announces a Bicentennial season with three firsts including the world premiere of Ines de Castro by Pasatieri and Stambler. The season also includes Donizetti Maria Stuarda and Offenbach La Grande Duchesse de Gerolstein with Santa Fe Opera Company cast and conductor John Crosby.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Opera Company
Ines de Castro
Thomas Pasatieri
Bernard Stambler
Duane Lansing Peterson
Donizetti
Maria Stuarda
Rita Shane
Marisa Galvany
Gene Bullard
Offenbach
la Grande Duchesse de Gerolstein
Santa Fe Opera Company
Santa Fe Opera
John Crosby
Public Auction of Farm Machinery and Antiques at 1 PM
Starting at 1:00 p.m. a public auction will offer farm machinery, antiques, household goods, and furniture. Items include a JD two-row sister mower, TH Big 6 horse drawn mower, flat bed wagon, grain drill on steel, Westinghouse refrigerator, kitchen table with chairs, cream cans, Aladdin lamp, lightning rod set, stone jars, fruit jars, flower pots, and a 1952 IH pickup for salvage.
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E. B. Cleaveland
Princeton Cemetery
Princeton
Kanon
Oliver Row
Kelley
Chevrolet
Coronado
McCullough
Ford
Westinghouse
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W. S. Davison
Sam Wright
Havens
Causco Co., Inc
Independence
Ray Brown
Electric Distribution Department
New Mex
B. Cleaveland Estate
Claude Myers
Keller
Kirkland
Lyndon
Osage City
Frank Blazer
Oyn
Wayne Wischropp
First National Bank OF Ottawa
Ottawa
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