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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1968

Page

5

290 Board Forms Policy For Student Suspensions

Ottawa Unified School District 290 board approved a suspension policy for willful disobedience with procedures. Principals must meet with students, notify guardians in writing, and may suspend up to 10 school days or until semester end. Hearings, notices, and possible expulsion proceed with superintendent and board involvement. Additional actions include potential Hawkins School sale study, lounge furnishings budget of 325, blinds replacement at three rooms costing 300, and review of the annual audit.

Rosie Lister Ottawa Unified Board of Education Hawkins School Ottawa Junior High School

Soroptimist Awards Set For Ottawa High Seniors

Ottawa High School seniors may win a $2,500 Youth Citizenship Award from the Soroptimist Federation of the Americas to be awarded in June 1969. two $100 Ottawa club awards also available based on service and leadership. Applications due February 1, 1969 to Harvey Drake or Mrs. Opal Howell or Mrs. Mary Douglas.

Ottawa Soroptimist Federation of the Americas, Inc Ottawa Soroptimist Club Harvey Drake OHS Opal Howell Hickory Mary Douglas House of Douglas Howell Douglas Drake Soroptimist Federation

Saigon Missing Talks Postponed In Paris

Paris AP report says peace talks delayed due to Saigon government absence. Thieu refuses to talk with the NLF in Paris, embarrassing the U S delegation led by Ambassador Harriman. An NLF delegation arrived in Paris as talks stalled over reconnition and bombing halts.

Paris Vietnam Saigon NLF Thieu U.S W. Averell Harriman Ident Johnson

Ottawa voters flock to polls amid gloom and chill rain

Ottawa turnout remained heavy as noon reported 1,954 voters at 11 polling places. Compared with about 800 by noon in the Aug 6 primary, lines formed at booths and one station requested more booths. Noon totals ranged from 68 at Kansas Loan office to 323 at Garfield Elementary, with seven hours left until 5 p.m.

Ottawa Kansas Loan Office Garfield Elementary

Nation Goes To Polls At A Remarkable Pace

Washington dispatch reports Americans surged to the polls in a pivotal presidential election, with heavy turnout across states. Voters lined up in rain and city streets as Nixon Humphrey and Wallace quest continued. Agnew and Muskie voted with their families, while pollsters faced uncertainty about outcomes and potential House decision.

Washington Richard M. Nixon Hubert H. Humphrey North Carolina Columbus Mobile County Ala Kansas City Detroit Nixon Humphrey George C. Wallace House Muriel White Frame Waverly Minn

Rain Notches Early Kansas Ballot Surge

In Kansas the rain did not deter voters as turnout for governor, a new senator, and a potential new Congressman looked set to break records. Shawnee county rural precincts and Wichita reported lines up to eight people, Topeka precincts clocked half hour waits, and Kansas City Kansas and Lyon County rural areas showed double or more turnout than the August primary. Hutchinson Dodge City Parsons and Coffeyville also reported heavy early voting.

Topeka Kan Kansas Shawnee County Wichita Kansas City Lyandotte County Hutchinson Dodge City Parsons Coffeyville

Ottawa University desegregation seen in daily campus life

Ottawa University with 1,014 students reports minimal overt racism. Black student Maurice Bryan cites subtle attitudinal prejudice, while peers Norman Tate Tanya Smith and Marilyn Osipik describe generally positive relations. The campus Human Relations and Civil Rights Commission works on tutoring, housing, and access, promoting unity through nonviolent action.

Joanna K. Wiebe Ottawa University Maurice Bryan New York N. Y Ottawa Bryan Tate Tanya Smith Washington, D. C Marilyn Osipik Shawnee Kane Malcolm Robinson Chicago

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