Pomona USD 287 weighs short cage policy and cheer rules
Pomona High seeks to keep 14 scheduled basketball games amid a 12 game district policy while Yates Center talks of canceling. The board rejects changing cheerleader participation rules and considers a speech therapy hire amid rising speech difficulties. other items include a vocational co op plan, textbook purchases, and a new special education bus driver contract.
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Yates Center
Pomona
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Ritzel
Andy Tompkins
William Davison
Davison
Counting Votes On Threatened UAW Pact
Detroit AP reports the 28 day Ford strike looms over a near deadlock as UAW tradesmen vote on a three year pact. Early tallies show tight margins with 2,657 for ratification to 2,622 against in 10 percent of locals. production workers favor ratification about 2 to 1. Details note wage rises to 7.36 by 1979 and extra benefits amid concerns over representation and contractor competition.
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Dying youngster to meet The Fonz in California
Susie Clark of Great Bend will fly with her family to California to meet her idol The Fonz and visit Mickey Mouse at Disneyland. Donations from Kansans have raised over 2600 dollars to cover travel and Susie’s medical costs amid her incurable kidney disease.
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Russell Wins PRIDE Award in Kansas ceremony
Russell earns the Pacemaker award in the sixth annual PRIDE program to be presented October 19 in Wichita.Prize recognizes leadership in self evaluation planning and community action amid involvement from banks utilities Kansas State University and state agencies. Governor Bennett to present the award. previous winners include Newton Oberlin McPherson Chanute Hesston.
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McPherson
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Hesston
Harry Hunsley
Robert F. Bennett
Market Drifts Lower Amid Ongoing Downdraft
New York markets opened weak with the Dow Jones average sliding to 935.00 by noon, down 2.82 on the day after a two week slide. Losers led gainers on NYSE issues as buying interest remained muted amid persistent market damage. ITT topped activity, down 2.0 percent, while the Big Board index fell to 54.21 as NYSE volume reached 7.38 million shares in early trading.
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Wheat Growers Press Ford on Wheat Prices at Lawton Meeting
Earl Hayes of the Kansas Association of Wheat Growers said President Ford offered no firm action on raising wheat loan prices during a meeting in Lawton Oklahoma. Hayes reported Ford urged belt tightening and offered to seek a secretary of agriculture who understands farmer problems. He noted no commitments and said farmers are unhappy and considering a voluntary embargo on farm machinery purchases to dramatize their plight.
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Bison
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Blue Mound
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Delavan
Dorothy M. Koch
Kansas Association of Wheat Growers
Ford
Lawton
Oklo
Earl Hayes
U. S. Agriculture Department
Hayes
Earl Butz
Butz
Kansan Wheat Growers Group
Grange Seeks Bingo Changes In Kansas Law
The Kansas Grange urged a change in bingo law requiring religious fraternal and charitable groups to be operating at least five years to run bingo. A Grange resolution warned of groups formed solely to conduct gambling bingo. Lewis Cline was elected master and Glenn Bonar overseer. others reelected to roles in the statewide Grange.
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Neodesha
Glenn Bonar
Gardner
State Grange
Dale Douglass
Burlington
Allan Shorthill
Wichita
Public Auction of Real Estate in Ottawa Kansas
Co Conservators in Franklin County Kansas announce a public auction of Lots 10 12 14 9 11 and 13 Elmdale Addition Ottawa at 800 South Main Street on October 10 1974 at 1010 am bidding cash only 20 percent due sale subject to court confirmation and minimum bid of three quarters of appraised value 16400 with attorney listed and contact details provided.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Merle D. Harding
State of
Elmdale
Ottawa
Frankinn County
South Main Street
Rosemary H. Waddell
Litle
Marie Harding
Marie C, Harding
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