KU names six member panel to search for Fambrough successor
LAWRENCE AP A six member committee was named to search for a replacement for ousted University of Kansas football coach Don Fambrough. Headed by law professor Lawrence Rose, the panel will accept applications until December 17 and includes alumni Maurice King and Frank Sabatini, KA professor Don Green, student body president Lisa Ashner, and KU football player Tim Friess. The firing came after a 2-7-2 season.
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University of Kansas
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Monte Johnson
Lawrence Rose
Fambrough
Maurice King
Kansas City
Frank Sabatini
Topeka
Don Green
Lisa Ashner
Tim Friess
Lyons
Pakistan and United States hold talks to calm roller coaster ties
President Zia of Pakistan meets U S leaders to stabilize a relationship once plagued by bickering, now overshadowed by Afghanistan’s Soviet occupation. Article notes shifts in diplomacy and regional security dynamics.
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Washington
Mohammed Zia ul-Haq
Pakistan
U.S
Afghanistan
Gus Garden predicts sales after joke advice
Gus Garden proclaims humor boosts sales as he notes laughter draws attention to records while a somber stance could still move units. The remark frames entertainment as a driver of commercial success in the music industry.
Hineman receives Kansas Farm Bureau distinguished service award
Kalo Hineman, former state representative for the 117th district and co-owner of Kalo Hineman Cattle Co. in Dighton, was honored with the Kansas Farm Bureau Distinguished Service to Agriculture Award for 1982. He serves on the Commodity Futures Trading Commission and began a four-year term in December 1981. The award was presented during the 64th annual KFB meeting in Topeka, as about 1,000 farmers gathered for a three day event featuring President John Junior Armstrong’s address urging spending cuts and production reductions to lift farm prices.
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Kalo Hineman Cattle Co. Dighton
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Commodity Futures Trading Commission
Farm Bureau
Topeka
KFB
John Junior Armstrong
Kansas
Armstrong
American Farm Bureau Federation
Doyle Rahies
Bureau
Brooks Jr. execution stays denied by 5th Circuit
Charlie Brooks Jr. awaits lethal injection after the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals refused a second stay hours after his transfer to a death house in Huntsville Texas. Brooks, 40, was condemned for the 1977 fatal shooting of a Fort Worth used car lot mechanic, with appeals to the Supreme Court and state officials for a stay also filed.
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Texas
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U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
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5Th Circuit
Court rejects stay on Brooks appeal in death penalty case
The court refused to grant a further stay, saying Brooks' lawyers failed to show trial evidence did not support the conviction or undermine the jury verdict. The ruling notes extensive prior review by 12 lawyers, nine hearings, and 23 judges. Brooks is near the death chamber and will get limited visits from family, friends, lawyers, and a doctor.
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United States
Hartley
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Governors wager bets on campus bowl outcome
Kansas Governor John Carlin and Wisconsin Governor Lee Dreyfus publicly wagered beef, cheese, and cranberries on the December 11 Independence Bowl between Kansas State and Wisconsin. The Attorney General was asked if the bet violates gambling laws. officials defined illegal gambling as prize, chance, and consideration, leaving possible misdemeanor penalties to a judge.
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Wichita
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Wildcats
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Hoagland Wins Majority Floor Leader Race in GOP Caucus
In Topeka Rep. Joe Hoagland of Overland Park defeated Rep. Robert Frey of Liberal to claim the majority floor leader post. Rep. Mike Hayden won Speaker for 1983 with unanimous backing. Other leadership included Rep. Ben Foster as speaker pro tem and Rochelle Chronister as assistant majority leader.
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Joe Hoagland
Overland Park
Robert Frey
Republican House
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Wichita
David Heinemann
Garden City
Mike Hayden
Atwood
Hayden
Rochelle Chronister
Neodesha
Elaine Hassler
Abilene
Fred Weaver
Baxter Springs
Don Mainey
Bill Reardon
Kansas City
Marvin Barkis
Louisburg
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Ken Francisco
Maize
Youths in Adult Courts Study Finds Most Not Imprisoned
A federally funded three year study of trials in every U S county and Washington DC shows only 32 percent of youths tried in adult courts faced violent charges. Forty five percent faced property crimes and 23 percent faced public disorder and minor offenses like prostitution and public drunkenness. The Academy for Contemporary Problems conducted the study with a Justice Department grant and released the report titled Youth in Adult Courts Between Two Worlds. It also addresses public perceptions of harsher punishment and the tendency to transfer severe juvenile cases to adult courts.
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District of Columbia
Academy For Contemporary Problems
Columbus
Ohio
Justice Department
Satanta Man Killed in One Car Crash Near Liberal
Richard Rangel Jr., 32, of Satanta died in a single vehicle crash Saturday afternoon on a county road 13 miles north of Liberal Kansas. The 1980 Ford rolled after the driver lost control on a curve. He was thrown from the car and pinned underneath. The Kansas Highway Patrol investigated the 4:15 p.m. wreck. Rangel worked in well drilling in Liberal. obituary on page 2.
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Liberal
Kansas Highway Patrol
Richard Rangel Jr
Rangel
Artificial heart patient faces plug pull question in Utah
The University of Utah reports Barney Clark cannot easily shut off his Jarvik-7 compressor after a lock was added to the on off switch. Clark’s strong will to live and his Mormon faith are cited while doctors defend the device’s safety measures and Clark’s consent to participate. Clark’s mobility exercises progress as he remains connected to the two hoses powering the artificial heart.
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Barney Clark
Clark
University of Utah Medical Center
Chase Peterson
Peterson
Robert Jarvik
Jarvik
Margaret Miller
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