Positive United Way drive exceeds goal in Franklin County
The Franklin County United Way drive raised over 6500 dollars, surpassing the 47500 target by 33 percent. The push to increase Fair Share contributions began last spring and culminated with 51 percent of the goal reached during the final campaign phase led by Joe May and Bob Pence.
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Franklin County
United Way
Joe May
Bob Pence
Neck muscle drills to guard against spinal injury in sports
A doctor explains neck safety for young athletes focusing on strengthening neck muscles to resist jolts. Exercises use forward, backward, and side motions with hand resistance, three times daily, aiming to protect the spinal cord amid heavy contact sports.
Forces Shaping Education Highlighted By Superintendent Nelson
Superintendent Nelson outlines forces driving U.S.C. 290 schools during American Education Week 1982. He cites minority equity, public distrust, economic retrenchment, social ills, knowledge explosion, instructional technology, television competition, declining enrollment, teacher surplus, and growing teacher influence as key factors affecting curriculum, staffing, and facilities.
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Roger D. Nelson
American Education Week
U.S.C
Grain Reserve Programs Tie Up Storage Capacity Worry Traders
Kansas City grain traders warn that storage capacity, tied to a three year reserve program, could squeeze elevators next year. With 925 million bushels of wheat and 2.1 billion bushels of corn in reserve, operators fear storage space will limit normal buying and selling activities amid possible larger crops. Some banks on farmer bin expansion and leased warehouses, while others fear possible program caps and rising costs. The row remains unsettled, with farmers, elevators, and policymakers watching winter plots for a solution.
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Roderick Turnbull
Kansas City Board of Trade
Kansas
Aant
Kansas City
Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
Congress
USDA
Secretary of Agriculture
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates List
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade area and outside areas. Local options include one month 3.50, three months 9.75, six months 18.75, and one year 96.00, with taxes. Outside trade area rates are higher at 4.50 per month, 11.85 for three months, 22.50 for six months, and 41.00 annually, plus sales tax.
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S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
THE
Associated Press
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