When Youth Blooms At Pomona Sunflower Days Baby Show
Pomona Jaycees held the first baby show during Sunflower Day events at City Park. Eleven babies entered, with Becky Robbins first, Peter Gutierrez second, and Crystal Barkley third. Rain interrupted the carnival and dance after 8 p.m. but prizes were awarded and plans for a future contest announced.
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Joan 'Istas
Pomona
Guy Park
Pomona Jaycees
Pomona Jayceees
City Park
Jaycees
Brian
Bret Motelet
Dennis Motelet
Mom
Becky Robbins
Bob Robbins
Peter Gutierrez
Debbie Gutierrez
Mill Creek Express
Kansas City
Carter Reaffirms Berlin Freedom in German Speech
President Carter echoed John F. Kennedy by declaring in German that Berlin will stay free during a wreath laying at the Airlift Memorial in Tempelhof. The ceremony honors 78 airmen from the United States Britain and Germany who died during the 1948 49 Berlin airlift.
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Berlin
Carter
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
West Berlin
Berlin Bleibt
Soviet Union
Germany
Frankfurt
United States
Federal Republic
Helmut Schmidt
Bonn
Wiesbaden
U.S
Anatoly Shcharansky
Kansas Supreme Court clears Doyen in 1976 campaign case
The Kansas Supreme Court ruled that Senate President Ross Doyen committed no crime under the Campaign Finance Act during his 1976 re election bid. The ruling upholds a lower court dismissal of charges after a state prosecutor alleged a false campaign finance report filed by Doyen's treasurer.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Supreme Court
Senate
Ross Doyen
Doyen
Shawnee County
James Hope
Curt Schneider
Schneider
Concordia
Lowell Abeldt
Abilene
Kansas area battered by hail and storms from Friday night
Severe weather swept central Kansas with large hail near Ottawa and Gorham, winds up to 60 mph at Wichita, power outages in Reno County, one boat sank on Lake Cheney, a funnel sighted north of Wichita but no injuries. Rainfall varied across counties, with Osawatomie and Fort Scott recording notable totals as cooler air moved in for Sunday highs near 100 in the northeast and 106 in the southwest.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
National Weather Service
Ottawa
Gorham
Missouri
Lawrence
Worden
John Redmond Reservoir
Waverly
Osawatomie
Garnett
Blur Mound
Uniontown
Fort Scott
Pittsburg
Wichita
Reno County
Hutchinson
Lake Cheney
Former Ottawa Herald Ad Manager Vivian Harder Dies
Vivian Harder 64 former Ottawa Herald advertising manager and director died after extended illness in St. Luke's Hospital Kansas City Funeral services set for Tuesday at First United Methodist Church Burial in Highland Cemetery She joined the Herald staff May 1953 became advertising manager September 1966 and later a director She was active in Kansas Press Association and received ad awards She retired in 1978 but remained a director She was born May 24 1917 in Waterloo Iowa Survived by husband Reid T Harder daughter Gwen Potter son Frederick five grandsons six sisters and one brother Funeral home visitation available with contributions to the American Cancer Society for the family
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Vivian Harder
Maple
Ottawa Herald
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
First United Methodist Church
Henry A. Roberts Jr
Highland Cemetery
Harder
Herald
Howe Jewelry
Chamber of Commerce
Ottawa Herald Inc
Kansas
Kansas Press Association
Lilness
The
Waterloo
Iown
Roy H
Ruby (Lyons) Brown
Ottawa
Ottawa High School
First United
State Elections Feature Wide-Open Races
Kansans head to the August 1 primary amid broad voter indecision in the key races for GOP Senate and Democratic governor. With nine GOP contenders and three Democratic hopefuls, leaders include Angell Meyers Kassebaum and Hardage in the Senate, Carlin in the governor’s race, and Bennett facing light opposition. Money and regional blocs like Johnson and Sedgwick Counties drive late campaigning as undecided voters loom large.
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Topeka
Kan
U.S. Senate
James B. Pearson
Curt Schneider
Corral
Schneider
Robert F. Bennett
GOP
Bill Roy
Ron Hein
Don Allegrucci
Pittsburg
Betty Paxson
Wayne Angell
Jan Meyers
Nancy Landon Kassebaum
Sam Hardage
Norman Gaar
Daryl K. Schuster
Bill Gibbs
Ken Henderson
John Fitzfarrell
Meyers
Johnson County
Gaar
Schuster
Kassebaum
Hardage
Sedgwick County
John Carlin
Bert Chaney
Harry Wiles
Carlin
Chaney
Hutchinson-Wichita
Kansas National Education Association
Wiles
American Legion
Bennett
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Protos
Dosrystan
Oittawa Herald
High Court
Energy Program
Washington
Senate Energy Committee
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
West Germany
Harrison Schmitt
New Mexico
Bonnie Harsh
St. Joseph
Patsy Harper
Overland Park
Roy H. Brown Jr
Chillicothe
Lamb Roberts
American Cancer Society
Vivian
Fee Badmouths
Rowdy Royals
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