Watergate Slows Federal Job Hunt
Washington sources say Watergate and Nixon’s second term reorganization slow federal hiring with 50 top jobs unfilled and vacancy rates rising across sub-Cabinet posts ambassadors and Schedule C positions. Officials report morale sagging as paperwork backlog grows, while White House denies blame.
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Students Advised On Deposit Use At Lease End
Lawrence students moving out should arrange final security deposit use now per the Kansas University Protection Assn. CPA. The deposit can cover last month’s rent or be withheld for damages after a written agreement with the landlord, avoiding rushed oral deals during finals.
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Eldridge Sundries to Close After 19 Years of Service
Mrs. C. S. Lincoln will close Eldridge Sundries in the Eldridge House by mid May after about 19 years in operation. She opened the business on June 25, 1954, and plans retirement to Colorado with her daughter. The building owners will modify the space to prevent an empty storefront, seeking new office or retail tenants.
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Kansas University to stage The Tender Land opera
The Kansas University Theatre and the School of Fine Arts present Aaron Copland's The Tender Land at 8 p.m. Saturday and May 4 5 and 2 30 p.m. Sunday in University Theatre. Tickets available at the University Theatre box office Murphy Hall.
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Tour Scheduled Randolph Youle to Lead KU Art History Tour
Randolph Youle, assistant in structor of art history at Kansas University, will lead a gallery tour Sunday on 19th century European art at the KU Museum of Art.
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Scientist says blood test for marijuana breakthrough
Houston researcher Dr. David C. Fenimore reports a new blood test to detect minute marijuana amounts. Findings in rabbits suggest potential human studies possible in about six months, likening the test to a blood alcohol test.
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