Clinton landowners push for land use plan as guide not zoning
About 75 Clinton landowners heard from Ron Jones and Dick McClanathan that the Clinton comprehensive plan aims to guide future zoning rather than impose new rules. They heard the plan would focus on suitable development areas and protect agricultural interests. Some residents urged no further restrictions, while others sought modified subdivision rules for steep land. County Commissioner Art spoke at the meeting.
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Lawrence Douglas Planning Commission
Clinton
Jones
Lawrence Douglas County
Dick McClanathan
Association
Jarvis Brink
Brink
Dykes Named Chancellor at Kansas University
The selection committee and regents unanimously chose Dykes as KU chancellor designatee. He will move to Lawrence by July 1, start duties by fall, and earn about 42000 annually. He praises KU as a prestigious AAU member and plans to broaden his perspective with athletics a noted interest.
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Tennessee
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Southland
America
Chancellor Dykes to Lead Kansas Campus Move
Archie Dykes, 42, named chancellor designate of the Kansas campus, discusses midwest ties and love of outdoors. He cites a productive routine and a student oriented approach as he and his family visit Lawrence ahead of the April board meeting and a planned press conference on April 20.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Illinois
Midwest
Archie Dykes selected as Kansas University's 13th chancellor
Enthusiasm greeted Archie Dykes as he was named Kansas University's 13th chancellor. Greenville Tennessee educator John Jones credited Dykes with exceptional campus rapport and leadership and noted he had declined several major west coast presidencies. Jones said Dykes began as Greenville superintendent of education and is regarded as a standout in U.S. higher education.
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University of Tennesse
Kansas University
John Jones
Greenville
Tenn
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Archie
Tennessee
Jones
Memphis State University
Tennessee System
Colson Sets Javelin Record At Texas Relays
Sam Colson of Kansas University threw the javelin 281 feet to break a Texas Relays record that stood since 1959. The previous mark was 270 feet 1 1/2 inches set by Bill Alley, also of Kansas.
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Kansas University
Texas
Chancellor Search Group selects Archie Dykes for KU
The selection of Archie Dykes as the 13th KU chancellor ends faculty, alumni, student, and regent efforts begun last fall. The advisory and traveling screening committees included alumni Roy A Edwards Jr and Jordan L Haines, students David Dillon and Kathy Allen, and regents executive staff among others.
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University of Tennessee
Kansas University
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Kansas City
Kan
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Pittsburg
KU. Alumni Assn
Jordan L. Haines
Wichita
Ned Smull
Shawnee Mission
Medical School
Small
George J. Mastio
David Dillon
Hutchinson
Kathy Allen
Topeka
Clyde Chapman
Lawrence
Chuck Loveland
Medical Center
Ronald Calgaard
University Senate
Marilyn Stokstad
Jacob Kleinberg
Marvin Dunn
James Rosser
Max Bickford
The
Regents
Richard von Ende
University
Man Slain in Burglary Call at Local Tavern
Police say Cossaart was killed during a burglar alarm response at THE IN SIGHT tavern operated by MK Industries. Officer Williams, shot in 1970 and later returning to duty, and Officer Smith engaged suspects as tear gas was deployed and officers entered in gas masks.
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Haskell
Richard Stanwix
Journal-World
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Berkowitz
Williams
Smith
Cossaart
Merle McClure
McHenry
MK Industries
10Th
Pennsylvania
No Secret Pacts Alleged Over Cambodia Policy
The White House denied any secret agreements or understandings with Cambodia and accused the Communists of aggressive operations in Cambodia. Press secretary Ronald L. Ziegler stated the administration has no hidden pacts.
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Washington
White House
United States
Cambodia
Ronald L. Ziegler
Last day to run studded tires in Kansas law
The Kansas Highway Patrol announced Sunday is the final spring date to legally drive studded snow tires with an April 15 deadline. University of Kansas searches for a new athletic director, with Chancellor Raymond Nichols saying a decision may come within two weeks. The Board of Regents chair Jess Stewart said he did not know if the search would be ready by the April 21 meeting.
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Kansas University
Raymond Nichols
Board of Regents
Jess Stewart
Wamego
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