First Lady of Kansas Faces New Duties and Personal Projects
Cornelia Wallace plans to settle in Cedar Crest and resume painting and gardening. She has planted 150 red roses for a Bicentennial display, invites garden clubs to contribute to a Friendship Garden around the front yard flag, and aims to work with children at Topeka State Hospital while drafting a personal memoir.
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White House
Ron Nessen
Ford
Nessen
Bennett
Cornelia Wallace
Cedar Crest
Topeka State Hospital
England
Kansas
Ottawan's Son Dies In Wreck
Jay Lysaught II a 31 year old Topeka psychologist in special education died when his car crossed the roadway and struck a railroad bridge piling on K-99 south of Admire He lived in Topeka two years and was married to Gayle with a daughter Leiga six and a son Lance four Also survived by two brothers and a sister Graveside rites were set for Highland Cemetery with funeral home arrangements and a memorial contribution request to Menninger Villages Incorporated
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Topeka
Admire
Kansas Highway Patrol
Jay Neill J Lysaught ‘II
Ottawan
Loraine Lysaught
Maple
Newman Memorial Hospital
Emporia
RHP
Lysaught
Missouri-Pacific
Kansas City
Oklahoma City
Okla
University of Kansas
Barry Lysaught
Mark Lysaught
Ottawa
Gertrude Peacock
Lynne Stephens
Highland Cemetery
Glen Scharff
Lamb-Roberts
Menninger Villages Incorporated
State Farmers Hope For More
Kansas wheat farmers welcome the two million metric tons sold to Russia and hope for more exports. Despite large 1975 plantings and a record 2.1 billion bushels forecast, many producers hold back to push prices up from recent lows, with officials predicting only modest gains ahead. Senator Bob Dole said broader sales are needed for a strong farm economy.
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Wichita, Kan
Russia
Kansas
Great Plains
Rex Cozad
Kansas Wheat Commission
Cozad
Ostrander
Bob Dole
Ostrander and
Wichita
Parrot Oka Delights Day Care Kids During Short Visit
Oka the parrot wowed children at the Day Care Center with Yankee Doodle whistles and repeated affirmations. He chats in English French and African phrases, recalls his life in Zaire with the Harold Dungan family, and even mimics each family member. The bird caused a few noisy moments but charmed staff and visitors alike.
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Oka
Judy Gentner
Gloria Terrill
Elliott Hall
Zaire
Africa
Harold Dungan
Dungan
Sam
U.S
First Christian Church
Ottawa
John
Debbie
Sarah
Hal
New Books and Films Featured at Library Catalog
Library promotes children friendly films and prints available by mail order, plus reviews of novels and poetry. Notable titles include The Pain of Being Human by Eugene C Kennedy Nebula Award Stories Nine edited by Kate Wilheld Beyond the Blue Mountains by Jean Plaidy Winter in the Blood by James Welch You Are Happy by Margaret Atwood An Ordinary Woman by Lucille Clifton and Man in the Environment by Ruth Moore. A May concert in New Orleans honors Norman Treigle, with proceeds funding a Loyola scholar ship and featuring Joann Yockey Nancy Shade Harry Theyard and Chester Ludgin.
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Kate Wilheld
Harlan Ellison
Ben Bora
Damon Knight
Norman Spinrad
Gene Wolfe
Blue Mountains
Jean Plaidy
Australia
England
James Welch
Welch
Harry L. Shapiro
Margaret Atwood
Ruth Moore
Moore
Lucille Clifton
New Orleans
Norman Treigle
Legislature weighs Juco regionalization plan in southeast Kansas
The Kansas Legislative Planning Commission will study a regionalization plan for eight postsecondary institutions in 14 southeast Kansas counties at its July 30 meeting. Senators and representatives named to a subcommittee will draft the plan aimed at merging several junior colleges and the Labette County vocational school with Pittsburg State College. The eight schools enrolled about 7,000 students last fall.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Kansas Legislative Planning Commission
Joseph Harder
Moundridge
Jim Maag
Dodge City
Pete Loux
Wichita
Harder
Senate
Area Vocational Technical School
Pittsburg State College
Probate Court Hearing Notice for King Estate Ottawa Kansas
First published legal notice in Franklin County Kansas. Willard R. King as administrator seeks court order to sell Lots 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 21 22 23 2A 25 26 Block 34 LeLoup now Ferguson for debts and administration costs. August 1975 hearing set in Ottawa.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Phillip R. King
State of
Willard R. King
LeLoup
Ferguson
Ottawa
Bessie E. Little
Wits
Ellis and Darnall
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Arkansas
Oklahoma
Little Rock
Kodaas
Missouri
Terry
Tom Ostrander
The
Kansas Association of Wheat Growers
John Dungan
Hello, Oka
Joanistas
Charlie
Crazy Bird
Ottom
Susan Rice
Eugene C. Kennedy
Kennedy
Allen County
Neosho County
Labette County
Ft. Scott
Coffeyville
Independence
Paul L. Moberg
Mission
Petitioner
J.W. Dickerson
R. Michael Latimer
Latimer
S. Maln Otawa
Altys
Rock Bottom
Earl Scruggs
Loyal Majesty
Assint
David Clayton
New City
Wan
Edgar Winter
Jasmine
Tomorre
Jeff Beck
Gibson
America
Down the Road
Amplight Symphony
Lonely Street
Comedio
Charlie Rich
Janis Joplin
Janis
Collector's
Aerosmor
Jolina
Piedal Mountain
Atyey
Harry Truman
Ibson
Discount Center
Wright
West 3Rd
Pomona Lake
Vassar Playhouse
Raceo Wellsville Royal Riders Arena
Wellsville
Raney-Reynolds
Hickory
Good School Clothing
N. Cedar
North Mulberry
Sfamily Garage
Cross Viaduct
S. Maple
N. Poplar
South
Fremont, Baldwin
City Park
Pomona
Avon
East Coast
Garnett
Marco
Box
Playhouse Toy Co
Faye
Alta Lane
Olathe
Ida Mae
Market
Osage City
Berico Industry
Waverly
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