Kansas Gov Signs Omnibus Pay Raise Bill
Gov Robert Docking signed the omnibus pay raise bill amid warnings to lawmakers he will oppose a future supplemental appropriation. The measures grant a 5.5 percent raise for state and county officials, with legislators receiving higher expenses but unchanged daily pay. The bill, costing 277059 dollars for the last half of fiscal 1973, includes increased legislator expenses needing a future appropriation.
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Pera
Kan
Kan Sas
Robert Docking
Docking
Church sees rise in tithes amid economy gains
In Nashville a Southern Baptist Convention official reports a 2 percent rise in giving in the first quarter of 1972 to 24.4 million dollars. Dr. John H. Williams says the uptick may reflect a stronger economy though he cautions no single cause is proven.
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Nashville, Tenn
Southern Baptist
John H. Williams
Southern Baptist Convention
Williams
Rolfe Wins 1972 Gould Award at KU Engineering
Kansas University civil engineering professor Stanley T. Rolfe received the $500 Henry E. Gould award for undergraduate teaching excellence at KU. Dean William P. Smith announced the honor at the 52nd Engineering Exposition awards banquet, after nominations by student chapters highlighted Rolfe’s clear grasp of fundamentals and real world applications.
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Stanley T. Rolfe
Kansas University
Henry E. Gould
KU School of Engineering
William P. Smith
School of Engineering
Rolfe
Kansas Union
Engineering Council
American Society of Civil Engineers
University of Illinois
U.S. Steel
Hairnet bill for long haired men clears Senate
A bald lawmaker’s hairnet measure for men handling public food passed the California Senate 26 to 1. Sen Donald Grunsky said women already wear hairnets. Sen George Moscone dissented. The bill moves to the Assembly amid talk of debates on waiter hair length.
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Sacramento
Calif
California Senate
Donald Grunsky
Watsonville
State Assembly
George Moscone
San Francisco
Lawrence High Speech Team Takes Third in District Tourney
Lawrence High School placers at Shawnee Mission West include Greg Hack fourth and Robin Rowland sixth in extemporaneous speaking. Jim Striegel fourth in oratory and Mike Sutton eighth in dramatic interpretation. The with weekend results,Lawrence finished third as a team and topped the combined sweepstakes with first-semester debate wins.
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Lawrence High School
Greg Hack
Robin Rowland
Shawnee Mission West
Jim Striegel
Mike Sutton
Lawrence
KU Faculty to Be Honored at Retirement Dinner
Eight KU faculty members with 260 years of service will attend the annual University Retirement Dinner at 5 45 p m April 27 in the Big Eight Room Kansas Union. Five join emeritus status this summer while three take early retirement.
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Kansas Union
E. Raymond Hall
Ecology
A. Byron Leonard
Morris Teplitz
Leslie T. Tupy
Law
Laurence C. Woodruff
John AH. __ Nicholson
Jose L. Stapleton
Elin J. Stone
Laurence Chalmers
University
EU Endowment Association
Marian McCorkill
Endowment Association
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Natking and Co
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Pennsylvania
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New Hampshire
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Lawrence's
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