Indian Leader marks 100 years at Haskell campus
Haskell Indian Nations University celebrated the centennial of The Indian Leader, the campus paper first issued March 6 1897. Editor Darrell James and students reflected on changes while guest speaker Mark Trabant praised Native American journalism and leadership fostered by the paper. The 1500-copy bimonthly publication distributes to Native associations, historical societies and subscribers across the United States and Canada.
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Indian Leader
Haskell
Darrell James
James
Haskell Indian Nations University
Stidham Union
Mark Trabant
Moscow-Pullman Daily Times
Moscow
Idaho
The
United States
Canada
Mike Yoder
Journal-World Photo
Mark Trahant
Moscow-Pullman Daily News
Kennedy Dies at 93 in Lawrence Funeral Thursday
Joseph J. Kennedy 93 of Lawrence died Sunday April 13 1997 at Presbyterian Manor. Services set for 10 a.m. Thursday at St John the Evangelist Catholic Church with burial at Mt Calvary Cemetery. He was born in New York City April 12 1904 son of Michael J Kennedy and Margaret Cantwell Kennedy. He moved to Lawrence in 1989 and was a IRS agent and former Con Edison maintenance worker. Surviving are daughter Eileen M House Lawrence and three grandchildren. a son Michael and wife Mary Morris Kennedy predeceased him. A prayer service is 7 p.m. Wednesday at Warren McElwain Mortuary with memorials to Douglas County Visiting Nurses or Lawrence Presbyterian Manor Good Samaritan Fund in care of the mortuary.
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Joseph J. Kennedy
Lawrence
St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Mr. Kennedy
Presbyterian Manor
New York City
Michael J
Margaret Cantwell Kennedy
Internal Revenue Service
Con Edison Power Co
St. Fideles Catholic Church
St. Fideles Catholic Men’s Society
College Point
N.Y
Democratic Club
Mary Morris
Astoria
Michael
Eileen M. House
Warren- McElwain Mortuary
Douglas County Visiting Nurses Assn
Lawrence Presbyterian Manor Good Samaritan Fund
George A. Stan
Warren-McElwain Mortuary
Memorial Park Cemetery
Mr. Stan
Omaha
Neb
Elias and
Anna Bilech Stan
FMC
Aflcio Chemical Division
American Legion
Topeka
Mary Mann
Dearborn
Mich
Rosemary McAninch
Norma Bedford
DeSoto
Joann Seele
Virginia Marshall
Viola Kelley Elliott
Wichita
George
Santa Clarita
Calif
Clathe
Ann Cain
Belton
Eudora
Delbert E. Reusch
Eudora United Methodist Church
Eudora Cemetery
Mr. Reusch
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Robert
Edith Edelbrock Reusch
1.C.C.F. Lodge
Evelyn C. Cale-Wilson
Shawnee
Linda Broers
Wellsville
Eva Vanderslice
Eldon
Easton
Raymond E. Abramovitz
Winchester
St. Lawrence Catholic Church
St. Lawrence
Abramovitz
Pierce City
Thomas A
Josephine Abramovitz
Valley Falls
Ozawkie
B & D Equipment
John Deere Implement Co
Atchison
Ozankie
Gramhem-Herbers V.E.W
Mary E. Goodpaster
Daniel
Chris
Bonner Springs
Anna Weishaar
Nortonville
Thomas
Valley
Baldwin schools win $35,000 state grant for program design
Kansas Department of Education awarded the Baldwin school district a 35000 grant to plan and design a new school program. Marion Springs Elementary Principal Gus Wegner announced the funding, noting hands on tech training and 18 month planning with two to three teachers and one parent. The plan aims to meet or exceed state standards and will be administered by Wegner and Baldwin High School principal Joe Gresnick. The board also approved 27705 for electrical repairs USD 348 schools and continued the Baldwin Baker University preschool lab at 5699, a self supporting day care service. Summer drivers education fees were set at 40 for residents and 85 for non residents.
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Baldwin
Kansas
Wegner
Joe Gresnick
Baldwin High School
Baldwin-Baker University
Nasp
Scramble prize winner receives donated Caravan and keys
The winner, Malloy, praised the miracle of winning as she accepted the donated vehicle from Jim Clark Motors after entering the Scramble contest. Neil McEachen noted 40,000 to 50,000 entries. Malloy, KU administrative assistant, handles Senate committee minutes and governance guidance.
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Neil McEachen
Jim Clark Motors
McEachen
J-W
Malloy
Senate Executive Committee
SenEx
University Council
University Senate
Moon energy driver cited by Schmitt at Sigma Chi banquet
Schmitt, a guest at the Sigma Chi scientific society banquet, said returning to the moon drives many interests. He noted scientific excursions could piggy back on private sector fuel efforts, but there is no plan to pursue Helium3 now. He teaches geology at the University of Wisconsin and spoke about moon travel challenges and the Apollo era’s broader solar system knowledge.
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Schmitt
Sigma Chi Scientific Society
University of Wisconsin
Alan Shepard Jr
Moon
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Delbert Reusch
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Broken Bow Nursing Home
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Gillham
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Larry K. McElwain
Phillip F. Padden
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Baldwin Schools
Ofamer Frank Photography
Awrence Humane Society
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Laird Noller
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