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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1971
Page
1
The Lutheran Hour speaker Rev Dr Oswald Hoffman addressed about 5000 people at Cushing Coliseum Beamer Nebraska Sunday afternoon. The event opened with a 15 minute hymnsing and a parade of nations as 72 youths carried flags from countries where the Lutheran Hour is heard.
U S Senator Bob Dole met with President Nixon in Washington to report on his Southeast Asia trip and discuss drug abuse programs in Vietnam. He noted heroin price disparities between Vietnam and the United States and attended a Cabinet meeting earlier in the day.
Congressman Keith Sebelius in Washington introduced two measures. One exempts farms with three or fewer full time workers from new health and safety record keeping requirements. The other proposal diverts one tenth of federal income tax to county funds to share with state and local governments.
Mrs Margaret Ramsey died at her home on Tuesday morning September 21 at age 104 years 1 month 5 days. She survived by three daughters Viola Wagner Pauline Gunter and Daisy Reed plus a granddaughter and a great granddaughter. Memorial service set for Thursday at 2 00 p.m. in the Bachelor Faulkner Dart Memorial Chapel Belleville.
The Scandia based Flying Swedes defeated Hillcrest 20 to 14 on Scandia field Friday night despite a light drizzle. Kent Larson connected with Jim McDonald and Mikkey Stenson for scores, Jerry Baker led at QB after Larson injury, and Randy Tucker, Strait and McDonald helped seal the win in the final minutes.
Ruby M. Larson states they are using betterpress for this issue to use newsprint and mats. She notes cold weather limits heating the office, so offset work may occur at home and asks to check by phone 2242.
The area remains dry with light showers last weekend. Temperatures swung from the 90s to near freezing Sunday morning, causing light frost and possible damage to later crops. Scattered mile harvest has begun in parts of the county.
A University of Kansas professor leads a National Academy of Sciences committee of bee specialists from the United States Canada and Mexico to study preventing the spread of African honey bees. Dr Charles D Michener is the only Kansas member.
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