Perry Lecompton Kaws Cheerleaders Named for 1972 73
Perry Lecompton High School announced the 1972 73 Kaws cheerleaders led by Melinda Bates as A team captain. B team will be led by Colette Haas with members Janette McAfee Sherry Anderson Jolynne Myers and Linda Worthington among the Perry and Lecompton area students listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PERRY
Perry-Lecompton High School
Kaws
Melinda Bates
Mrs
Eugene Bates
Colette Haas
Bill Haas
Lawrence
Janette McAfee
Donald McAfee
Lecompton
Sherry Anderson
David Anderson
Jolynne Myers
Lynn Myers
Linda Worthington
Eldon Worthington
Frank Ross Promoted to Top Civil Rights Post
Frank Ross promoted from supervisor of compliance at the Kansas Civil Rights department to assistant director to Executive Director Troy Scroggins. He will replace Joseph P. Doherty who moves to lead investigations for the Kansas City regional EEOC office.
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Topeka
Kan
Frank Ross
Kansas Civil Rights Department
Troy Scroggins
State Commission On Civil Rights
Ross
Joseph P. Doherty
Department of
Kansas City
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Antiwar protest disrupts MU ROTC awards ceremony
About 250 antiwar demonstrators at the University of Missouri in Columbia disrupted the spring ROTC awards when 450 cadets were honored. Protesters sat along the drill field and blocking the color guard as the ceremony proceeded with tense scenes and heckling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia, Mo
University of Missouri
Columbia
John Sam Williamson
Boston Replaces New York as Third-Cpriced City in Budget Study
Washington AP The Labor Department report updates the urban family budgets showing Boston rising to fourth place from never mind, overtaking New York for third. Anchorage holds first and Honolulu second with Southern towns cheapest. The study covers budgets for three living standards and notes national inflation at 6.3 percent while tax cuts keep costs down.
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Washington
Labor Department
Boston
New York
Anchorage
Honolulu
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Grant for Time Perception Study at Kansas University
A $15,916 National Institute of Mental Health grant funds a psychology study at Kansas University led by Professor Charles Neuringer on time perception in personal crisis individuals. The project aims to investigate how people perceive time during personal crises and will support investigative work and related experiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
National Institute of Mental Health
Charles Neuringer
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