OU Graduation Honors at Ottawa University 1980
Ottawa University confers degrees to class of 1980 as President Shaw urges graduates to pursue truth and service. Charles N. Forsberg receives honorary Doctor of Divinity. Summa cum laude recipients include Freed Harbold Hatch Roggetto Staubus. Magna cum laude honorees include Crist House Knoche Mitchel Pavelonis Rowley Spencer. Cum laude grads include Fredricks Hulse Killingsworth Sutherland. Brad Berglund earns outstanding performance certificate in music.
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Pippert
Carter
Robert E. Shaw
Ottawa University
Shaw
Charles N. Forsberg
Minister’s Council of the American Baptist Churches
University
Kevin L. Freed
Kansas City
Kan
Sandra Jean Harbold
Brookfield
Wis
Carolyn Ruth Hatch
Waterloo
Iowa
Ricardo Jose Roggetto
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Phillip Keith Staubus
Lois L. Crist
Garnett
Vicki Lynn House
Hillsdale
Wyo
Georgeann Knoche
Paola
Michael Roy Mitchel
Ottawa
Joel David Pavelonis
Rebecca Sue Rowley
Julie Spencer
Topeka
Chester Dean Fredricks Jr
Rural Williamsburg
Cynthia Joan Hulse
Rural Garnett
Mark R. Killingsworth
Shawnee
Daniel Thomas Sutherland
Brad
Wayward Balloon Lands in Canada After 3000-M mile Flight
Maxie Anderson and his son Kris landed the Kitty Hawk near Matane Quebec ending the first nonstop balloon flight across North America. They traveled 3000 miles from San Francisco with winds pushing them off course. They faced freezing temperatures and oxygen shortages, were unharmed, and were aided by Canadian helicopters to free the ropes tangled in trees.
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Matane
Quebec
Maxie Anderson
Kris
St. Lawrence River
Canada
North America
San Francisco
Bangor
Maine
Kitty Hawk
N.C
Anderson
Patty
Atlantic
Gaspe Peninsula
St. Lawrence
Atlantic Ocean
Andersons
Presque Isle
Gardening Gains From Basic Principles Not Quick Fixes
Millions of Americans grow vegetables for savings but warn against gimmicks. Cornell's Ernest F. Schaufler stresses light, nutrients, media, water and temperature as essentials. Gardening boomed since the 1970s with four of ten families cultivating plots and $14 billion in produce in 1977. Urban programs like Los Angeles expand access to shared plots for low income families.
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Los Angeles
Ron Baker
Cooperative Extension Service
University of California In
Baker
Agriculture Department
USDA
Cornell
Schauffer
Tardy Senators Delay Budget Vote
The Senate plans a late vote on a balanced 1981 budget amid a 17 hour session end and a long campaign weekend. Byrd delays remaining budget amendments while 24 Democrats face re election. Goldwater criticizes three day work weeks for campaigning senators.
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Washington
Senate
Robert C. Byrd
D-W. Va
Byrd
Sen
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Goldwater
Congress
Uganda President Binaisa in Entebbe consults with officials
Rebels have Uganda exercising his presidential powers and was conferring with officials at his residence in Entebbe on Lake Victoria. Another aide said Binaisa and top civilian ministers were meeting and would issue a statement that may clarify the situation.
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Entebbe
Lake Victoria
Kampala
Binaisa
NRC Meddling Angers Coffey County Sheriff
An NRC inquiry into alleged drug use by workers at the Wolf Creek nuclear plant near Burlington prompts Coffey County Sheriff Freeman to denounce the federal probe. He says the investigation destroyed his leads and confidential information became public. The $1.2 billion plant, a joint project of KC P&L and KGE, is set to begin operation in 1983.
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Burlington
Kan
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Wolf Creek
Coffey County
Earl B. Freeman
NRC
Freeman
NBC
Clyde Wisner
Wisner
Kansas City Power & Light Co
Kansas Gas & Electric of
Wichita
Uganda political turmoil and U N L F control claim
The Uganda crisis centers on military authorities restricting official statements by Binaisa and rebels led by Brig. Oyite Ojok claiming the Uganda National Liberation Front’s military commission is in charge of security. A Binaisa aide denies this, insisting Binaisa remains in charge. The column shifts to U.S. budget talk and a gardening advisory segment.
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Uganda Radio
Binaisa
David Oyite Ojok
Uganda National Liberation Front
Military Commission
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Chris
Max Anderson
By Louise Cook
Associated Press
Ernest F. Schaufler
New York State College of Agriculture and Life Sciences
Cornell University
Ithaca, N.Y
Schanfler
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Uganda
Godfrey Binaisa
Meddling Angels
the Family Circus
House-Senate
By Bil Keane
Woodstock
Bill
Conrad
Olivier
Peanuts
Harriet
Seu IV Sjor
MR. Gunderson
Prkise
Beetle
Beetle Bailey
SK Tracy
Melba
Art Dekko
Szaving Cap
Adonis
Parke
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