Budget hole at KUMC persists after meeting
A $691 000 shortfall in the Kansas University Medical Center operating budget remains unresolved after a Thursday meeting between medical center administrators and KU Chancellor Archie Dykes. Options, including a faculty hiring freeze, were discussed but none deemed desirable. A follow up meeting is planned. Nancy Denney will be interim acting chair of the Psychology Department, replacing Charles Kiesler, while B Kent Houston is named acting chair but the vote was questioned.
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Medical Center
Archie Dykes
Russell Mills
KUMC
Mills
Nancy Denney
Kansas University Department of Psychology
Charles Kiesler
Howard Baumgarter
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
B. Kent Houston
Rogers confirmed as federal judge
Kansas state senator Richard Rogers a Manhattan Republican was confirmed as a federal judge for the District of Kansas and plans to resign the Senate presidency at 10 a.m. Tuesday then resign his Senate seat a day later. The move triggers a Republican caucus race for Senate leadership and a 30 day ratification timetable to fill his seat representing Riley and Geary counties.
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Kan
Richard Rogers
Manhattan
District of Kansas
Senate
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Riley
Geary
Beth
Kansas
House
Riley County
George Templar
Bob Dole
James Pearson
Pearson
John Anderson
American Bar Association
Anderson
Federal
Federal Judiciary
U.S
Delmas C.hill
Hill
Wamego
Kansas Power & Light Co
First National Bank of
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Home Savings and Loan of
Leonardville
Unified School District 303
Kansas Farm Bureau
Kansas State University Endowment Association
Robert Bennett
Miami and Washington Among Safest Big Cities
Government crime data from 1973 show Miami and Washington as the safest large cities in a 13 city survey. The study, by the SEAA, used Census polling of about 9,900 households and 1,535 businesses per city, finding Miami had the lowest personal crime rate and burgl aries among the group.
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Miami
America
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Census Bureau
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Cincinnati
Houston
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Pittsburgh
San Diego
San Francisco
Buffalo
N.Y
Oakland
Calif
SEAA
SEAR
Agnew Seeks Testimony on CIA Links in Greece Inquiry
Senate committee chair Frank Church said Spiro Agnew asked to testify about CIA ties with the Greek military regime. Budget Director Lynn refused to reveal total annual U.S. intelligence costs, arguing classified status. The panel also plans to question Nixon about CIA operations in Chile and hears costs estimated between six and nine billion dollars.
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Spiro T. Agnew
Senate Intelligence Committee
Central Intelligence Agency
Greece
Frank Church
James T. Lynn
U.S
Church
D-Idaho
Agnew
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
John Tower
R-Texas
Evans
Novak
Select Committee
Richard Schweiker
R-Pa
Senate Committee
CIA
Richard M. Nixon
Chile
Lynn
House
Senate Appropriations
Otis G. Pike
D-N.y
Reorganized Committee
Pike
Congress
General Accounting Office
Elmer B. Staats
Staats
GAO
House Armed Services
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
Extension of DST plan recommended through 77
Transportation Secretary William T. Coleman urges extending the eight month daylight saving period through 1977 after a Congress report finds small energy savings and possible benefits. The study notes a 1 percent fall in motor deaths and a 13 percent drop in violent crime in Washington, D.C., tied to more daylight.
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William T. Coleman
Congress
Coleman
Transportation Department
Washington, D.C
Jayhawk Emmett Edwards to play for College All Stars in Chicago
Emmett Edwards, KU star and Houston Oilers draft pick, will play for the College All Stars against the Pittsburgh Steelers in a Chicago telecast at 8:30 p.m. on Channels 2 9 and 13. Also in action for the Steelers is Larry Brown, former KU tackle and end, now starting tight end for the defending champions.
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Kansas
Ford gains in second quarter as costs bite profits
Ford Motor Co reports $107 million second quarter profit reversing a first quarter loss. Per share earnings reach $1.15, better than analysts expected, while April-June earnings drop 36 percent from last year and mark the lowest for the period since 1958. Chairman Henry Ford II says further cost increases of several hundred dollars per unit are projected and price hikes on 1976 models up to 6 percent are possible.
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Ford Motor Co
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors
Council split on Asian members for U N membership
The Security Council reportedly split over recommending South Korea and the two Vietnams for U N membership. The United States favors all three, but China opposes South Korea, risking a veto that could block admission. A Soviet delegate backs the Vietnams while deferring Korea, and Japan’s Shizuo Saito begins a months term as council president.
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United Nations, N.Y
Security Council
South Korea
Vietnams
U.N
United States
China
United Nations
Soviet Union
General Assembly
Shizuo Saito
Italy
Alberto Cavaglieri
Newspaper executive retires after long Kansas City Star career
Paul W. Miner retired Thursday as board chairman of the Kansas City Star Co marking the end of a career that began in 1929 as a copy boy and climbed to chief executive in 1968 After a heart attack in May he stepped back from the presidency to the chair.
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Kansas City
Paul W. Miner
Kansas City Star Co
Miner
The
Star
the Star
University of Kansas
Splash for Trash Trade at Whomper Inc
Whomper Inc offers a swap Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at East Eighth. One bag of trash or clean unlabeled cans earns a municipal pool ticket as part of the Splash for Trash recycling promotion for youngsters seeking relief from the heat.
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Whomper Inc
Whomper
East Eighth
Israelis raid into Lebanon amid border fighting
Israeli troops crossed into Lebanon during the night and blew up a house in Kawaza while searching for Arab guerrillas. The military said the operation lasted several hours, met no resistance, and caused no casualties. The incursion followed a week of border clashes and came as Prime Minister Rabin traveled to Stockholm for talks with European socialist leaders.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Lebanon
Kawaza
Yitzhak Rabin
Stockholm
United Nations
Rabin
Presi
KU Fall Session Timeline and Arrival Dates
Summer session ends at Kansas University as fall classes begin August 25 with a 9 50 a m opening convocation in Hoch Auditorium. Enrollment windows run August 18 23 across campuses and residence halls reopen August 17.
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Hoch
KU Medical Center
Lawrence
School of Education
Kansas Union
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