Suit s Continued From Page 1 Attacked over sex education dispute
Mrs. Clark’s firing stems from a conflict over sex education and a controversial manual. Administrators and the school board cited due process limits amid first and second year teaching concerns. Testimony described retaliation for speaking up and the missing equipment charge, with claims she was a scapegoat for board criticism.
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Clarks
Clark
Kelly
Gahagan
Hilton
Wellaville
Wellsville
Weathers
Gasoline price jump disclosed at eight percent
Rep. Les Aspin says a Labor Department memo shows regular gasoline up 8.1 percent nationwide since the July 4 weekend with premium up 7.3 percent and fuel oil up 3.6 percent. States vary from 7 to 9.9 percent, with western north central highest at 9.9 and Pacific at 7.0 percent.
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Washington
Les Aspin
D-Wis
Aspin
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Labor Department
Wisconsin
Wisconsin-Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio
Mountain States
Pacific States
New England
Middle Atlantic
South-Central
South Central
Nuclear blast felt across three states reported near Mercury
An underground nuclear test code named Kasgeri shook parts of Nevada California and Arizona early today. The 200 kilotons to one megaton explosion 4150 feet underground registered 6.5 on the Richter scale at Berkeley. Seismologists noted instruments in California detected the blast and no damage was reported.
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Mercury
Nev
Las Vegas
Fresno
Calif
Arizona
University of California
Berkeley
Ridgecrest
Los Angeles
University of California, Berkeley
California
David Jackson
Energy Research and Development Administration
Bill Gile
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena
Push For Takeover By Carlos
Madrid under pressure to name Prince Juan Carlos de Borbon as chief of state while Generalissimo Franco clung to life. A noon medical bulletin reported the 82 year old leader’s fever gone and blood pressure normal with stable heart rhythm and signs of congestive cardiac insufficiency easing.
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Madrid
Spain
Juan Carlos de Borbon
Francisco Franco
Franco
Oil Imports Cut Into U S Trade Surplus in September
The Commerce Department reported the United States posted an eighth straight monthly surplus of 976.4 million dollars in September, though the gap narrowed as imports rose 2.9 percent while exports grew 1.9 percent. Oil imports surged 9.5 percent to 207 million barrels, the year’s second highest, contributing to the smaller surplus.
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Washington
United States
Commerce Department
Haunted House by Overbrook Jaycees at Heberling Hall
The Overbrook Jaycees sponsor a haunted house in Heberling Hall Overbrook from 7 to 9 30 p m on Wednesday and Thursday and from 7 p m until the switching hour on Halloween night Admission is 1 00 for adults and 12 for children under 12 The event runs Oct 29 31 at the Old Peoples Bank location.
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Overbrook Jaycees
Heberling Hall
Overbrook
Jaycees
Old Peoples Bank
Verna Mae Teter death services set in Garnett
Verna Mae Teter 56 of Garnett dies from injuries in a two car crash Sunday at Anderson County Hospital. Services 2 p.m. Thursday at Trinity Baptist Church Garnett with burial in Garnett Cemetery. Survived by husband Flick M. Teter seven sons and three daughters plus four sisters and three brothers and 27 grandchildren. Also notes admissions and dismissals at Ottawa hospital and Kansas City livestock quotes.
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Flick Teter Garnett
Verna Mae Teter
Greeley
Anderson County Hospital
Trinity Baptist
Beverly Jones
Garnett
Judith Garcia
Anaheim
Calif
Mary Teter
Orpha Anglin
Alexandria
Ora Robinson
Kincaid
Esther Weber
Centerville
Zetta Gordon
Harris
Lester Demoret
Elmer Demoret
Council Bluff
Iowa
Cassida Demoret
Vanceboro
N. C
British Judge To Speak Here At Ottawa University
Joan Yeo Marsh, England's rare female judge, will address at 9 40 a m Wednesday in the Chapel auditorium of Ottawa University. A Berkshire magistrate since 1951, she chaired the Juvenile and Maidenhead Benches, serves on Reading Prison visitors, studied women prisoners, and pursues interests in art, history, and languages.
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Joan Yeo Marsh
England
Chapel
Ottawa University
Berkshire
Maidenhead
Board of Visitors For
Reading
Girl Scouts Retain All Female Membership Amid Vote
Washington AP reports 1,800 Girl Scouts delegates at the 40th national convention overwhelmingly rejected admitting boys to the organization. The Boy Scouts had voted last year to allow girls ages 14 to 21 into their Explorer division. Delegates and attendees debated membership as a separate issue, with opposition demonstrations signaling the outcome. A later vote was planned on a proposed mini program for children under six.
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Washington
Girl Scouts
Girl Scouts of America
Boy Scouts of America
Boy Scouts
KTA Official Defends Turnpike Spending Policy
Kansas Turnpike Authority public relations director Bob Buzzi refuses public oversight of expense vouchers citing private status and hot tax money. He defends annual Paris trip by four board members and a gala European vacation funded from operating budget amid questions from Harris News Service about reimbursements.
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John Marshall
Kansas
Wichita
HNS
Kansas Turnpike Authority
Paris
France
Authority
International Bridge, Tunnel and Turnpike Association
Kansas Turnpike
Buzzi
Phillips Petroleum Company
Kangas
International Association
Halloween Warning from Ottawa Police
Ottawa police urge extra caution on Thursday and Friday as local children go Halloweening. UNICEF drive Thursday precedes usual trick or treating Friday. Children should wear non flammable costumes, masks not blocking vision, carry flashlights unless with a parent, and avoid unwrapped or suspicious candy.
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Ottawa
Unicef
Franklin County Historical Society to Meet on Nov. 9
The Franklin County Historical Society holds its annual meeting at 2 30 p m Sunday November 9 in the Franklin County Courthouse courtroom. George Griffin of the Spencer Research Library Kansas will discuss setting up a historical archive. Three new trustees will be elected and officers chosen. About 70 slides show county sites and buildings.
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Franklin County Historical Society
Franklin County
George Griffin
Kansas
Spencer Research Library
University of Kansas
4H Officers Train and Meetings Set in Community Briefs
JOE Wittman, Richmond, moved Monday from Anderson County Hospital Garnett to Trinity Lutheran Hospital Kansas City Mo. 4H OFFICERS training is scheduled for Wednesday with presidents vice presidents parliamentarians secretaries and treasurers meeting at 7 45 p m in the basement of the New Courts Building. Reporters historians meet at the Extension office at 7 30 p m and song leaders recreation leaders in the basement of the First National Bank at 7 30 p m. Sheep producers and 4 H ers enrolled in the sheep project invited to a meeting tonight at 7 30 in the basement of the New Courts Building Clifford Spaeth Kansas State University sheep specialist will speak. Bridge winners Monday night at the Elks Club were Bess Mudrick Hazel Shoemaker first Freda Gilmore Bob Miller second Julia Brooks Phyllis Stark third Helen Jones Gracie Franklin fourth.
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Joe Wittman
Richmond
Anderson County Hospital
Garnett
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Kansas City
New Courts
First National Bank
New Courts Building
Clifford Spaeth
Kansas State University
the Elks Club
Bess Mudrick
Hazel Shoemaker
Freda Gilmore
Bob Miller
Julia Brooks
Phyllis Stark
Helen Jones
Gracie Franklin
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