Hoover Plans to Serve Indefinitely
FBI Director Edgar Hoover, age 77, states he intends to remain in office as long as his health and the approval of the attorney general and president permit. He notes America’s democratic principles remain viable amid new challenges and warns against violence used as social change.
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Tenure Panel's Power Broadened at Kansas University
The Kansas University Faculty Senate approved an amendment to the Senate Code Statement on Tenure expanding the tenure committee's jurisdiction. The panel now handles claims of tenure rights violations, improper termination of non-tenured staff, breaches of appointment promotion or reappointment procedures, and violations of academic freedom by faculty. The brief meeting also set memberships for standing faculty senate committees.
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Cordley School Holds Kindergarten Pre Enrollment
Cordley School will enroll next year's kindergartners at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the school gym. Children must be 5 on or before Sept 1 to be eligible. Parents should bring the child's birth certificate. Attendance is optional for children.
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Hoover Seeks Hippie Ban As FBI Policy
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover declares no hippies or gay activists allowed in the bureau and says no Congress members have had phones tapped. He urges youths be tried as adults for serious crimes and defends a drop in campus turmoil amid college protests.
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Lawrence Sierra Club to Discuss Downtown Beautification Topic
The Lawrence Sierra Club meets at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the South Park Recreation Center to discuss beautifying the downtown Lawrence business district Don Schaake director of the Neighborhood Development Program will speak and Jim Schubert Jay Shoppe manager will share merchants views George Coggins club chairman will report on the national EPA and members plan summer campouts The public is invited.
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Art Students Win Scholarships at Kansas University
Fifteen KU art students are named scholarship recipients for the 1972 73 year. Ward Lockwood Fund awards of 2800 go to Dennis Helm Sylvia senior Rick Mitchell and Mark Roeger Lawrence senior. 2200 awards go to James Holmes Wichita junior M Jason Knapp Kansas City Mo junior and Michael Luthi Lawrence junior. Letha Churchill Walker Fund grants 500 to Gregory Gaylor Janet Olds Daniel Wessel Mary Ann Banning Cathy Dillon Jan Morris and Gary Smith. Ada Bechtel Houser Memorial Award goes to Robert Nitcher and Luella F Stewart and Helen Hoover awards go to Rose Marie Wallen.
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Parole Granted for Bobby Baker From Federal Prison
The eight member parole board approved parole for Bobby Baker former secretary to Senate Democrats. He is serving a one to three year sentence at Allenwood prison camp for tax evasion grand larceny and related crimes with parole effective June 1.
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