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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1969
Page
9
Lawrence Kansas AP reports the University of Kansas will suspend 33 of 71 students for one semester for disrupting the annual chancellor's ROTC review on May 9. The board punished others with varying penalties. none named. Appeals go to the disciplinary appeals board.
Repossessed stereo with walnut veneer and AMSFM radio. Features include open grill panels, Da luxe styling, Varnier tuning, stereo balance control, separate bass and treble, remote speaker terminals. Listed for cash $339, balance due $215.55, payments $73.11 monthly. See Vagis Sewing Machine, Ga., 92 Madison, 635-3571.
Washington AP reports a proposed scale down of the 2715 percent oil depletion allowance faces serious risk this summer as House Ways and Means aims to reform taxes. Administration officials hint at a possible rate cut though Nixon aides privately hesitate, while Mills pushes to keep the allowance symbolic of reform. With ranching and oil states weighing in, supporters warn cuts could curb exploration and increase dependence on subsidies, altering energy policy nationwide.
In letters to Senate subcommittees and at the university, Ralph Nader urged hearings on rock noise and federal action. He cited readings up to 138 decibels in clubs and urged sound-absorbing surfaces and ear protection for musicians.
Kansas City AP report notes Rockhurst College graduates 1273 with four associate degrees as the school plans a return to coeducation next fall. The article cites a shift in policy after decades of single-sex status and outlines a broader federal policy context.
Honorary degrees were conferred on Thomas Hart Benton, the Missouri artist, and Hans Schwieger, director of the Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra, for their distinguished contribution to the arts and for bringing worldwide distinction to Missouri and the Kansas City area.
Kenneth Dean of 312 Fulkerson has been named to receive a $2,500 graduate fellowship from the U S Office of Education for study toward a Master s degree in criminal justice. He will attend John Jay College of Criminal Justice in the City University of New York and will receive a BA in government from Lincoln University today. He has worked as a parole officer for the State Board of Probation and Parole for the past year. He is the son of Mr and Mrs John K Dean Route 2.
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