Park College gives students voting power on faculty hires
Park College in Parkville Missouri tests student influence by placing three student interviewers on a faculty hiring committee alongside three faculty members and two administrators. Seniors Bill Schubert David Hawley and Jim Moore will vote with the adults, selecting candidates based on classroom attitude and willingness to engage students beyond lectures.
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Don Reeder
Parkville
Park College
Meeth
Bill Schubert
Kansas City
David Hawley
Jeffersontown, Ky
Jim
Moore
St. Cloud
Minn
Schubert
Phnoem Music
Wit
St. Cloud State College
Minnesota
Hawley
Althugh
Park
Dean Meeth
Young Businessmen Run Tiny Kansas Newspaper
Barth and Brian Hague, aged 11 and 9, publish The East News in Newton Kansas. The boys, sons of Allan Hague, print a four page weekly with 20 customers at five cents a month. Barth sets type single page per day, facing shortages of duplicated letters. Brian handles delivery, collections, and writes poems.
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Toni Nicodemus
Newton
The
East News
Allan Hague
Barth
Brian
Sue
St. Nick
Reappraisal Ordered for Sherman County Real Estate
The State Board of Tax Appeals ordered reappraisal of all Sherman County real estate and directed the State Property Valuation Department to reappraise all state assessed property including railroads pipelines electric utilities and telephone companies. The decision followed a complaint by landowner John Shaver who argued current valuations were not in substantial compliance with the law and irrigation status should be considered. A hearing was set for 11 a.m. January 9 with a reappraiser to be appointed. one board member dissented on state property reappraisal.
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Topeka
Sherman County
State Board of Tax Appeals
State Property Valuation Department
John Shaver
Shaver
Sher- Tan County
Dan Meyera
Georgia Seceded From the Union In 1871
Historic calendar entry notes 1871 as the year Georgia seceded from the Union. The history brief lists other notable events on the date including James Watt’s birth in 1736 and Civil War era figures. No other fresh reporting is provided.
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Associated Press
Robert E. Lee
James Watt
Georgia
U.S
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