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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1960
Page
4
Conservation notes explain that trees and brush like Osage Orange Locust Sumac Buckbrush Elm and Cedar overrun native pastures. A two to five year program combining spraying seeding deferred grazing and occasional mowing restores production with help from A C P cost sharing and ASC/SCS guidance.
HDU News recounts several local branches meeting at various hosts to finish lessons on Weight Control and Health. Rosalie Osburn spoke on glaucoma, others continued nutrition topics, and plans were set for Oct community programs and civil defense efforts. A library gift of a William Allen White award winning children's book was presented.
Attorney General William P. Rogers asked a federal court in Kansas City to bar St. Joseph Missouri from polluting the Missouri River with untreated sewage and waste. The suit, first under the 1956 Water Pollution Control Act, follows talks with federal state and local officials aiming for voluntary cleanup.
A May bond issue election failed, preventing the planned funding to finance waste treatment facilities. The defeat ends the proposal to raise money for the project.
Lester Clark was an honor guest at a surprise birthday dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Junior Dillon. The first community meeting was held Thursday night at Appanoose Grade School with officers elected: Mrs Jim Beasley president and Mrs Lawrence Dyer treasurer. Mrs Dean Trindle and Mrs Ralph Hunt Jr led the program. A birthday party for Mrs Ralph Hunt Jr was held at the home of Mrs Lester Clark by the Appanoose community.
Ipanoose Baptist Junior class lists 25 pres freshman officers led by President Dee Ingle and Vice President Robert Altic with Ronnie Wilford as secretary Janet Simmons as treasurer. Sponsors are Mrs Davis and Mr Bennett. Attendees at a Christian Fellowship class meeting in Osawatomie included Mrs George Mesigh Mrs Ralph Hunt Jr and Mrs Lester Clark. Guests of Mr and Mrs Weldon Smith were Mr and Mrs Richard Gettinger and daughter of Kansas City and Mrs Alice Miller.
In Salina meetings on October 13 and 20 bids will open for 21 highway projects in north central and southeast Kansas. The first Salina bid session covers Atlas missile base roads, while the October 20 session covers K-141 rebuilds near Kanopolis Reservoir, a 2.5 mile K-45 bypass around Ellsworth, and grading and bridges. Chanute set projects involve county secondary roads.
Kansas employment rose 1,200 from mid July to mid August per the Kansas Department of Labor. Unemployment fell 100. Non farm employment estimated at 551,300 on Aug 15, 6,300 below Aug 1959. Construction rose about 3,200. gains in mining and service sectors. Seasonal declines in utilities, wholesale and retail trade, finance and government. Unemployment about 31,900, 7,600 above year ago.
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