Theft Tops Campus Security Problem Across Colleges
Campus police say theft has become the leading security concern at colleges and universities nationwide. A Burns Security Institute survey found 58 chiefs more worried about pilfering than protests, with outsiders and open dorms blamed for rising larceny and valuables from bicycles to stereos being stolen.
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Roberta Doran
University of California At Los Angeles
Burns Security Institute
Associated Press
University of Michigan
Harvard Yard
Indiana University
Stanford University
Earnest Quinton
San Jose State College
Owen to Seek Restoration of KDED Funds
Lt Gov elect David C. Owen plans to ask Gov Docking to restore 620000 of a 2200000 dollar proposal for the Department of Economic Development. He argues Kansas loses economically to surrounding states and Kiangas can no longer fall behind. He spoke to the Shawnee County chapter of the Kansas Engineering Society amid hearings on the cuts.
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Peka
Kan
David C. Owen
Robert Docking
Department of Economic Development
Beause
Kansas
Owen
Shawnee County
Kansas Engineering Society
Sonar a Detecting Device Named From Sound Navigation
A shipborne detecting device called sonar derives its name from sound navigation and ranging. The term reflects its use of acoustic signals to locate objects underwater and determine distance.
Santa and the Ice King Chapter Thirteen The Sun Daughter
Santa and Oonik confront the Ice King belief that he is unloved. Reindeer reluctant to freedom join Santa's quest to woo the Sun Daughter. Salt-slicked steps win over the reindeer, who resume duty. The Ice King, eager to wed, appears before the Sun Daughter, who accepts him as suitor after Santa's plan succeeds.
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Oonik
Ice King
Santa Land
Santa Claus
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Keetak
Polar Bear
Solzhenitsyn: Soviet denial would bar loan offer
Moscow based author Alexander Solzhenitsyn said he would accept a loan of royalties offered by American writer Albert Maltz if available, but believes Soviet publishing houses and the Soviet Writers Union would not permit the transfer. He said he was touched and in need of money, yet he is convinced the USSR would block the gesture.
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Moscow
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Soviet Union
U.S
Albert Maltz
Solzhenitsyn
Maltz
Soviet Writers Union
Ice King demands return home after failed winter spell
The Sun Daughter shrieked in fear as she wrapped in a blanket and fled to her room. The Ice King stormed out yelling that everyone hates him and vowed to retreat to his castle to conjure a thousand year winter.
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Ice King
Sun Daughter
Sata Claus
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