Paintings Illustrate Prof Message in Layton Aging Talk
Kansas City KU medical center hosted associate professor William Bartholomé who presented The Diminishing World of the Aging Person The Art of Elizabeth Layton highlighting Layton life story rather than medical aging concepts. Layton, a Wellsville artist, endured mental illness and electroconvulsive therapy before turning to contour drawing at 68 at Ottawa University drawing class.
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Elizabeth Layton
Kansas University Medical Center
William Bartholome
Medical Center
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Cancer Institute to aid KU center aims for NCI status
The Cancer Center at Kansas University Medical Center in Kansas City Kansas received a three year planning grant totaling 468240 from the National Cancer Institute. The center seeks NCI designated comprehensive status by 1998, which would make it the southern Great Plains sole center with that designation. The planning grant supports preparation to compete in 1995 for the standard Cancer Center Support Grant exceeding 1 million dollars annually for three years, with potential comprehensive status after 1998.
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ESU Bulletin contributors recognized in 1991 fall edition
Twenty students from Emporia State University earned honors for work on The Bulletin. Lawrence residents Matthew Roberts and Tim Bartz along with Linwood's Brenda Shawley held key roles. The 1991 fall edition earned All American, marking a third straight top rating.
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Emporia'l State University
the Bulletin
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Topekan indicted on forgery charges
TOPEKA AP A Topeka man Jose A. Colon 51 was indicted on four counts of possession and forgery of Social Security cards with intent to provide them to illegal aliens. He allegedly possessed 28 forged cards and forged 11. Colon is charged with selling cards to undercover INS agents in February and March. Arraignment is set for May 5. He faces up to five years and a 250000 fine on each count.
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Immigration and Naturalization Service
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