Corps Of Engineers Funds Hit 128 Million In Area
Kansas City area corps program for 1968 totals about 60 million civil works and 68 million military construction. Perry Reservoir flood control aided lower basin with nearly 10.5 million in damage reduction. Projects include Grove and Fort Scott reservoirs with hydroelectric plans, Stockton reservoir progress, and Pomme de Terre continuing strong visitor draw.
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Corps of Engineers
Kansas City, Kan
F. J. Wittlinger
Kansas City
Col. Wittlinger
Missouri-Arkansas Basins Control and Conservation Association
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Perry
Kansas River
Lawrence
Grove
Soldier Creek
Topeka
Fort Scott
Marmaton
Stockton
Osage
Kaysinger Bluff
Pomme de Terre
Rathbun
Upper Chariton
Centerville
Charton
Little Chariton
Long Branch
Televised Schedule Log From Saturday Night
A dense list of TV time blocks, channel programming, and film titles spanning cartoons, dramas, game shows, and news. The listing features many repositioned or repeated programs such as Petticoat Junction Gunsmoke The Happy Years Caribbean The Pride and the Passion and Beast From Haunted Cave along with game shows like Jeopardy and Password and news blocks from 10:00 to 1:00 a.m. Extensive cross references to regional airings and multiple parenthetical markers (c) appear throughout, reflecting an archival TV guide.
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Petticoat Junction
Piccadilly Palace
Grand Ole Opry
Joe Pyne
Rogue River
Woody Woodbury
Mike Douglas
Kansas
iIndians
Twins
State Civil Service Raise Gains Ok From State Group
Topeka AP The Kansas Finance Council approved a plan to raise Civil Service pay scales effective February 1 if the 1968 Legislature adopts it. Minimum state salary would rise to 242 a month from 200, with 5 percent increases across most steps, and top pay would reach 1886 monthly or 22632 yearly. The plan adds 2.3 million dollars this year and 5.2 million next. Senators Theodore A. Sanborn and Rep. Bill Fridley led the subcommittee. Nurses and technologists at KU Medical Center are excluded from the basic 5 percent raise.
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Topeka
Kansas Finance Council
Theodore A. Sanborn
Bill Fridley
Kansas
Sanborn
Fridley
Finance Council
State Social Welfare Department
State Board of Health
Office of
State Livestock Commissioner
Sanborn and
Robert Docking
John Crutcher
Senate
Glee Smith
House
John Conard
Greensburg
University of Kansas Medical Center
Rep Har gis Files Suit For Divorce
Former congressman Denver D Hargis of Kansas sues for divorce from Charlene Hargis in Arlington Virginia where he resides since separation in 1965 The couple’s four children aged two to twelve were killed by Mrs Hargis in Laurel Maryland in 1965 She was convicted of manslaughter and later committed to an institution Hargis a former Coffeyville mayor served one term in the House and later worked for the Economic Development Administration
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Arlington
Denver D. Hargis
D-Kan
Charlene
Hargis
Washington
Vienna
Coffeyville
Kan
Economic Development Administration
Commerce Department
Sunday School Lesson On Freedom By Clarence Cranford
The article contrasts political freedom with spiritual freedom, urging unshackled minds and hearts through faith. It cites Paul before Agrippa, notes freedoms and restraints, and warns against abusing liberty. It highlights Jesus and Luke 15:11 24 as lessons on true freedom through repentance and love.
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Paul
Christ
Cancer Chief Quits Smoking
Washington AP Michael Endicott director of the National Cancer Institute says he has been off cigarettes 23 days yet misses them but is glad he stopped He smoked for 30 years at about a pack a day and quit after facing pressure from conferences and family He had tried to quit three times before and chose complete cessation seven years ago when he became head of the institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Cancer Institute
Kenneth M. Endicott
Endicott
Cancer Institute
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Listed
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details with editor Robert B. Wellington and subscription prices for trade area and outside trades. Rates include one month $1.00 or $1.50 for non area, three months $3.00 or $4.25, six months $5.00 or $8.00, and one year $59.00 or $15.00, with AP rights noted.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
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Tom and Jerry
Peter Potamus
Sacred Heart
Christopher Program
Insight
Linus
News Viewpoint
Camera Three
Bullwinkle
Profile
Chris Burford
Browns
Sea Devils
Johnny Carson
Christopher
Spotlight
Torey
Jack la Lanne
Captain Kangaroo
General Hospital
Bette Hayes
Merv Griffin
Hollywood
Andy Griffith
Dick van Dyke
Donna Reed
Guiding Light
Editorial
Monkees
Gunesmoke
U,n,c
L.E
Rat Patrol
Lucille Ball
Felony Squad
Danny Thomas
Carol Burnett
Joey Bishop
London
Faith For Our Times
State Civil Service
Hargas
Clarence W. Cranford
Israel
United States
George Washington
Agrippa
God
Daemascus
Johns-Manville
Nuzman Lumber
Lawrence, Kansas
Vassar State Park
Sapphire
hOzite
Ozite Corporation
Vectra
National Plastic Products Co., Inc
Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar
Associated Press
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Magnavox
S. Main
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