KU Regents Retreat Aims Better Campus Communication
The State Colleges Coordinating Committee sponsored a Friday and Saturday retreat to improve communication among students faculty administrators and the Kansas Board of Regents. About 70 participants from state colleges and universities discussed student governance minority interests and changing roles of leaders and faculty. Public impressions were positive and support grew for expanding committee representation to include women and Black students and administrators.
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Kansas Board of Regents
State Colleges Coordinating Committee of
The
Board of Regents
Jess Stewart
Wamego
Russell Bradt
Tate Killers Due Sentence From Judge
In Los Angeles Charles Manson and three female followers face formal sentencing before Superior Court Judge Charles H Older. The defense seeks juror testimony and a possible new trial while Older may reduce death sentences to life terms.
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Los Angeles
Charles Manson
Sharon Tate
Superior Court
Charles H. Older
Older
Maxwell Keith
Leslie van Houten
Miss Tate
Manson
Miss van Houten
Patricia Mkrenwinkel
Susan Atkins
County considers cuts in welfare areas to curb costs
Commissioners discuss trimming in proposed welfare areas while defending aid to the aged, blind, and disabled. Derrick notes no total savings estimate, cites $1,760 in current special aid requests and about $20,000 annually in the special plan. He points to roughly 40 aid recipients aged 18 to 40 living in communes who reportedly refuse employment and rely on the system.
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Derrick
Army leave payment losses rise to 26 million
An investigative team from the General Accounting Office estimates more than 26 million dollars yearly is wasted due to accounting errors in Army leave payments. The review covers 11 U. S. Army installations and notes a loss of about 4,600 man-years annually. Ft. Riley, Kansas, was cited in a separate finding of potential overpayments to about 44 personnel cases totaling nearly 4,000 dollars in November 1969.
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Kansas City
General Accounting Office
Federal
U. S. Army
Ft. Riley
Kan
Lack of Moisture Delays Corn Planting in Area
Eben Farley, ASCS manager in Douglas County, says lack of rainfall is delaying corn planting and risk of becoming critical without a one inch rain soon. He notes pasture greening slowly and subsoil moisture depleted. hard clods prevent seed bed formation and milo and soybeans also at risk.
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Eben Farley
ASCS
Douglas County
Farley
Homestead Tax Deadline Delayed to October 15
The filing deadline for 1970 Homestead Property Tax refund claims was extended from last Thursday to Oct. 15, state Revenue Department officials announced. Eligible claimants include those 65 or older on Jan. 1, 1970 who lived in Kansas the year and paid property tax on their home. refunds vary by tax paid and income. Forms are available through the Douglas County Clerk's office.
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State Revenue Department
Kansas
Douglas County
Nine Journalists to Receive White Foundation Honor
Nine distinguished journalists will receive the William Allen White Foundation medallion at a breakfast in New York City. The 1950s award honors service to profession and community. Recipients include Ernest K. Lindley Norman Isaacs Paul Miller Clark R. Mollenhoff Gardner Cowles Wes Gallager Mark Isbridge Walter Cronkite Oscar S. Stauffer. Stanley H. Stauffer will confer the medallions at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel.
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William Allen White Foundation
New York City
William Allen White
James Reston
The
New York Times
Kansas University
Vermont Royster
Wall Street Journal
Kansas
Ernest K. Lindley
Washington
Newsweek
Norman Isaacs
Louisville Times
Paul Miller
Gannett Newspapers
Associated Press
Clark R. Mollenhoff
Cowles Publications
Gardner Cowles
Cowles Communications, Inc
Des Moines Register and Tribune
Wes Gallager
Mark Isbridge
Louisville Times and Courier-Journal
Walter Cronkite
CBS
Padgett Heads New KU Endowment Fund Advisory Board
Padgett of Greenleaf becomes chairman of the Greater University Fund Advisory Board with Bob Roth of Larned as vice chairman. Lawrence’s John Emerson retires after five years, replaced by Dr Ralph Reed and Jim Nichols. About 30 members attended the spring meeting as Todd Seymour reported projected alumni gifts exceeding 600000 dollars this year.
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Gary Padgett
Greenleaf
Kansas University
Greater University Fund
KU Endowment Association
GUF
Bob Roth
Larned
Respectivlly
William Douce
Bartlesville
Okla
Mary Gayle Samuel
Emporia
Lawrence
John Emerson
Ralph Reed
Jim Nichols
Nichols
Hiawatha
Todd Seymour
Kans Relays marred by purse snatching juveniles in Lawrence
Lawrence reports show four incidents near the Kansas Relays with groups of youths described as black juveniles snatching purses extorting money and using violence when threatened. KU police are compiling names and investigating while other similar acts may be unreported.
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Kansas University
Barton Names Dean At Barton County Community College
Paul D. Hines, professor of education and director of special programs at Marshall University, Huntington, West Virginia, has been named dean of instruction at Barton County Community Junior College in Great Bend, Kansas.
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Great Bend
Kan
Paul D. Hines
Marshall University
Huntington
W. Va
Barton County Community Junior College
KU students raise funds for burn unit at KU Medical Center
About 400 dollars was raised by 20 Kansas University students toward financing a burn unit for the KU Medical Center. The drive, held Sunday evening, directed gifts to the KU Endowment Association in memory of Katherine Kihm. 12-year-old Ann Seymour, daughter of Todd Seymour, spoke to the group before solicitations.
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Seymour
GUI
Raymond Nichols
University
Thomas Gale
Nunemaker College
Lucian Leape
KU Medical Center
Kansas University
KU Endowment Association
Katherine Kihm
Ann Seymour
Todd Seymour
Greater University Fund For the Endowment Association
Docking Criticizes Budget Cuts Across State Programs
Docking called the budget cuts the most serious judgments by the legislature penalizing students faculty state employees the unemployed the elderly the disabled and the blind and deaf. He warned reductions will halt faculty raises cut student employment and delay book and equipment purchases while freezing hiring for campus police. He stressed the state must maintain quality higher education for future generations. The governor criticized welfare cuts as worsening the problem and cited his five tax reforms rejected by lawmakers.
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Docking
Carriage Lamp Reopens After Tax Lien Settlement
The Carriage Lamp Restaurant at 711 W. 23rd has resumed operations after tax liens were settled. Proprietor J. J. Kieltyka Jr. and partner D. L. Ebeling of Lawrence clarified the cafe and private club reopened Friday following IRS-directed closure.
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Carriage Lamp
W. 23Rd
J. J. Kieltyka Jr
Journal-World Today
Kiellyka
D. L. Ebeling
Lawrence
U.S. Internal Revenue Service
Private family entrance at Rumsey funeral
Private family entrance noted at Rumsey funeral. Contact Advy at 843 8111 for arrangements.
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Rumsey
Advy
Israeli Allon Heads to Washington for Talks on Middle East settlement
Deputy Premier Yigal Allon left for a two week U S visit to discuss Israel's ideas for a partial settlement with Egypt while Moscow pressed a withdrawal of Israeli troops as a prerequisite for lasting peace. In Khartoum Sudan offered to join the Egypt Syria Libya federation if a permanent constitution and one party system are established.
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Yigal Allon
Israel
Washington
Egypt
Mamound Raid
Moscow
Alexei N. Kosygin
Andrei A. Gromyko
Tass
Khartoum
Sudan
Jaefar el Numairi
Syria
Libya
Allen
Canada
Golda Meier
Nixon
Suez Canal
Dry Spring Spurs City Street Cleaning Efforts
The dry spring allows the city to clear sand and dirt from winter by using three street sweepers. George Williams, director of public works, says streets are not in bad shape. Downtown sweepers run at night while outlying areas are cleaned by day, each machine holding about four cubic yards.
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George Williams
Public Works
Lawrence
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