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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1966
Page
3
Junior colleges in Kansas rise from local roots to statewide funding and oversight. New campuses appear as enrollment soars from 3,718 in 1951-52 to 9,713 this year, with tax and state aid enabling broader reach. By 1967 a 22 credit system aligns two-year with four-year institutions across the state.
The notice outlines Higher Education Facilities grants and planned campus expansions for several junior colleges including Butler County, Hutchinson, Fort Scott, Concordia, Colby, and Chanute. It notes voter approval of Allen County Junior College’s $1.5 million bond and explains junior colleges’ role as a bridge between high school and higher education, with costs and student life considerations.
A Memories Of A Big Man profile recalls Sheriff Patrick F Sughrue of Ford County and his Civil War service, with notes on his twin brother and the Dodge City era. It references an inscribed Colt revolver and extracts from Dodge City Times items about Bobby Gilmore and Susy Haden, plus a probate court matter in Franklin County Kansas.
Petition filed by J B Anderson seeks determination of descent of undivided interests in Lots 2 4 and 6 in Block 18 Bowles Sheldon Top Ping Addition Ottawa Franklin County Kansas and all other property owned by decedents Russell M Anderson and Beulah Anderson at their deaths. Hearing set March 18 1966 in Ottawa. Also notice to Ottawa electors about voter registration March 7–11 1966 for the March 22 primary with instructions to register in person at City Hall handled by City Clerk Donald R Capper.
London AP Sir Guy Dain aged 95 died Saturday after a long career as a surgeon and leader of the British Medical Association from 1943 to 1949. He helped negotiate postwar national health service terms and retired in 1960. At 91 he spoke on growing old happily noting a routine of a cold bath early, pushups, knee bends, toe touches, and gardening.
Soviet space dogs Veterok and Ugrolek began their second week in orbit as the satellite completed its first programmed pass through high radiation zones. An official Moscow account said the mission was going successfully but gave no timing for return. The dogs were launched last Tuesday.
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