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McLouth steams up for threshing bee
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BY LYNN BONNEY KIRKMAN
Most of the year, McLouth is a quiet town of about 900. But for one weekend every August, McLouth is visited by thousands of sightseers. They come to enjoy a nostalgic trip from Kanaas history, or for the companionship of fellow antique- and history-buffs.
And they come for the Steam Engine Show and Threshing Bee.
Over the past 20 years, the Threesing Hew
has become a tradition in northeast Kansas.
This year's show will be held tomorrow
in Sunday at the fairgrounds in McLouth.
Herbert Edmonds, show organizer, said yesterday, "We have seven steamers on the grounds now and the rest will be coming soon."
Edmonds said that exhibitors from throughout the Midwest would be in McLouth to display their steam engines. Vintage equipment will be displayed, as will newer models. Some that have been built by collectors are in scale sizes.
The threshing and sawing will begin at
Last fall rush attracts 180 women
The event features the machines threshing wheat like farmers did at the turn of the century. A sawmill also will be set up on the grounds, and visitors can watch the machine.
This fall's sorority rush, which will be the last fall run conducted at the University of Kansas by the Panhellenic Association, is expected to be one of the largest in recent years, according to Mary Turnery, Panhellenic membership chairman.
is Aug. 19 to 22. Sororites have about 70 open spaces in their houses, she said.
Turney said that about 180 women had registered to participate for fall rush, which
Women who pledge in fall rush are required by Pahellenine regulations to move into their soir etages. Turney said that housing was a major concern of women who have been married, and she said for these women has prompted Pahellenine to eliminate fall rush rushes, Turney said.
about 10:30 tomorrow morning and will continue through the day. A parade of steam engines and antique cars will be at 2 each afternoon.
According to Edmonds, a blacksmith will be working during the show. Another booth will feature craftsmans making stringed instruments. Antiques and classic cars will be displayed.
Edmonds said that "the breaders' meal" would be served and that Indiana would be the state's largest.
Highlights of the three-day event include Indian dancing and bluegrass music by the Honey Creek Clan and the Bluegrass country and western band also will perform.
Square dancing will begin at 7 p.m.
Saturday. Appearances by the Lemming
Family, a bluegrass group, and Anta and
Amy, a country band, are also scheduled.
An interdenominational church service will begin at 10 Sunday morning on the [date]
At 9:30 Sunday afternoon, a tractor pull featuring garden tractors, hot rod tractors and utility trucks.
Campsites are available at the fairgrounds
Foreign students at the University of Kansas will be required to buy Blue Cross and Blue Shield health insurance to enroll this fall, if they don't already have other health insurance, according to Clark Coen, dean of foreign students.
Although foreign students have been required to have health insurance since 1961, the Board of Regents only recently allowed foreign students a prerequisite to foreign student enrollment.
Another 3,670 KU student subscribers to Black Cross and Blue Shield will pay more this year for the same benefits they had last year. Health care costs are increasing annually.
In fact, the company lost money on the KU group. Lynn said.
Don Lyon, manager of group rating in the Topeka Blue Cross and Blue Shield office, said yesterday that premiums paid last year by KU students as a group weren't enough to pay for medical and doctor's costs for services covered under the plan.
Health insurance costs, rules changing
"The claims for services filed by KU students created a deficit that was paid by other groups who didn't use up their benefits," he said.
The higher rates for KU subcribers is a reflection of a general nationwide increase
Effective August 1, rates increased from
$156 to $202 a year for single students,
from $39 to $462 for married students and from
$511 to $710 for students with dependents.
Martin Wollmann, director of Watkins Memorial Hospital, said that medical care costs had increased, although a nationwide shift to shorter stints has been time people stay in hospitals has decreased.
That trend also applies to Watkins, Wollmann said.
"We admit 650 to 800 students a year in Watkins now," Wollmann said. "But four or five years ago it was two or three times that number."
He said that more students are choosing outpatient care instead of staying in the hospital. The average hospital stay last year was 19 days, but the hospital said, lower than the six-day national average.
Wollmann said that Watkins $23 daily charge hadn't increased in four or five years and was much lower than the cost per day in other hospitals. Daily room charges at Lawrence Memorial Hospital are $85 for one-bed room and $75 for a two-bed room.
Wollmann said that medical care at our hospitals cost more than at Watkins, but he said he didn't know whether the care students received at other hospitals contributed to the KU student group rate increases.
"The renewal rates that were projected on the 1977-78 contract have built-in planned reserves to make the KU group self-reliant, able to pay for itself next year," he said.
The Watkins business office said that had no estimates of the types and frequencies of services the hospital rendered to KU students.
Lynn said that the rate increase for the KU student group was lower than that of older goups because students were considered favorable risks.
Lymn said the rate increases were based on the frequency that the KU group used physiologically.
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The University of Kansas Audio-Reader Program seeks to fill the position of Office Assistant. The position requires a Bachelor's degree in 4 hour increments. Job includes typing of correspondence, filing, daily program logs, document preparation, and other copy work assisting with assembling and printing copy, assisting volunteers and stduents, and preparing materials; available for errands on Campus and in the Community. Typing skills will be required for up to 20 hours per week for one year with possible extension for up to 30 hours. Contact route Resoultur, Directo Audio-Reader Program, University of Kansas Headquarters, 1805 East 69th Street, Kansas City, MO 64107. Application deadline August 18, 1979: **$4000**. Applicable dates include January 1, 1979 - October 31, 1979. Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer. Qualified candidates must have an interest in opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer. Qualified candidates are encouraged to apply by April 1.
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