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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1972
Page
2
Cloudy period through Thursday with scattered showers and thunderstorms. Highs near 60 today, 60s Thursday, overnight lows mid 40s to mid 50s. Winds northeast 10 to 25 mph. Rain chances 50 percent tonight, 30 percent Thursday. Record highs and lows noted for the date.
Joseph A. Pichler associate professor of business administration is named associate dean of the Kansas University School of Business effective July 1. He will succeed Wiley S. Mitchell who will serve as visiting professor of controls in Oslo for one year before retiring from administration. Pichler has held faculty since 1965 and holds degrees from Notre Dame Chicago. He served as special assistant to the U. S. Department of Labor during the 1969 70 leave and will balance teaching industrial relations with administration.
Douglas County delayed plans for Wells Park three miles west of Lawrence due to federal paperwork and busy county road and bridge schedules. Work on the hilltop site near U S 59 is stalled as BOR data on flooding and pollution is prepared. Final completion now likely by fall 1973 with work starting next winter.
George Cabot Lodge, son of diplomat Henry Cabot Lodge, is appointed professor at Harvard Business School. Lodge joined Harvard ten years ago after serving as assistant secretary of labor from 1958 to 1961 and earlier working as a Boston Herald reporter.
A hospital study by a firm ensured LMH receives full Medicare reimbursement it is owed. LMH will gain 400 dollars from Centron for facility use. Elaine Kennedy was elected president of a new medical careers club for youths ages 14 to 20, affiliated with Boy Scout Explorers, with 22 students at the first meeting and Jim Pine as adviser.
Douglas County Welfare Director John Derrick says three additional eligibility review workers may begin work on July 1, pending state approval. The move targets Aid to Dependent Children and general assistance cases to improve face to face applicant contact and verify income, household members, and child support.
The Kansas University freshman class hosts a party at 8 p m on April 28 at the Red Dog Inn. Music groups Tide and Willfox provide entertainment. The event is free to freshman class card holders.
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