Eastern Kansas towns vie for state juvenile facility
Ottawa competes with a dozen cities for the proposed medium security juvenile institution with about 100 jobs. Eastern Kansas would be favored by location rules, but Wichita argues the site should avoid urban areas and notes Sedgwick county leads in prisoner numbers. Wichita questions the eastern preference.
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Sex Cancer Link Sparks Call for Research
A long-time friend, once healthy, now hospital bound with one lung removed, prompts thoughts on cancer causes beyond smoking. The writer urges pilot studies on sex related cancer incidence, suggests funding, and advocates public education and age-restricted advertising.
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Watch Those Conclusions
A collection of wry reflections on human nature and modern life. The piece ponders why people jump to conclusions about gender and society, notes stubborn willfulness, and offers quips on money, generosity, business, and culture with playful insight.
Identification Should Be Easy
Cleveland AP says Snaff the Coast Guard dog mascot is a 24 year old Pekinese with high hair like a poodle and an upright posture when taps of the Star Spangled Banner are heard. If found, owners should contact the Coast Guard fife boat station.
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Television Listings Snapshot From A Classic TV Grid
A dense, fragmented log of TV airings across a day and night. It lists programs by title and time slot including news, sports, cartoons, games, movies, and religious segments, with numerous channel and show names interwoven.
Mother jailed after brick attack on Aurora Police Dept
Evelyn Dorothy Gordon, 26, threw a brick through the plate glass window of the Aurora Police Department on Wednesday night, narrowly missing dispatcher Raymond Wilson. Gordon, a mother of three, was held in jail as her children were cared for. she said, I just always wanted to do it.
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Feminine Hygiene Debate in Health Column
Dear Dr Mother discusses feminine hygiene with Mrs G F noting varied views. She mentions her mother advised post period douching while her husband favors daily douching. the author warns that frequent douching can be harmful and that many women douche too often.
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Douching debated by doctors and readers advice column
The column cautions against routine douching for health and urges only physician advised use for specific issues. It discusses general medical caution, comments on ear wax and digestion, and includes reader questions about weight, eye irritation, and a prayer.
Nervousness Specialist Don Knotts Changes Role
AP reports Don Knotts, famed for nervous comic roles, shifts from Sheriff deputy on The Andy Griffith Show to a calmer sign of his talent. Knotts, a three time Emmy winner, helped shape the show’s success and once played a neurotic on the soap Search for Tomorrow.
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Tonight's TV Highlights Showdown List
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Truck Driver Buried Alive By Sand Collapse Near Kansas City
Richard Johnston, 22, a truck driver, was buried to his neck in a 30 foot sand pile at Trent Sand Co after a bin cave in. He described crawling from the chute and breathing in sand as coworkers dug him free. he was treated at Providence Hospital and released.
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Herald Offers Weekly $5 Tip Reward
The Herald announces a weekly reward of five dollars for the best news tip submitted by readers. The incentive encourages community reporting and promises prompt consideration of tips.
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