KU Featured in Mademoiselle Campus Report
Mademoiselle spotlights Kansas University in a five-school campus section with notes on Lawrence geography and KU courses. The piece includes quotes from Susan White and William Balfour, mentions basketball history, past campus tensions, town gown relations, and KU's liberalism amid political decline. it also covers student life, Indian- KU relations with Haskell, Commission on the Status of Women, and loneliness for non-sorority students.
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Mademoiselle Magazine
Kansas University
California U. At Davis
Montana University
Stephens and
Bucknell
Mademoiselle
Phyllis Aifield
Kansas
Susan White
Hutchinson
Aifield
Lawrence
Haskell Indian
Haskell
Emily Taylor
Dean Taylor
Stocks Rally on Wall Street As Gains Dominate
The Dow rose 5.95 to 958.84 on the NYSE with 787 advances against 486 declines. The NYSE Index gained .27 to 61.35 and the AMEX price change index rose .06 to 26.98. Lucien Hooper of W E Hutton & Co. called the market more optimistic as sentiment aligns with improving business.
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New York
Lucien Hooper
W. E. Hutton & Co
Democrats Ready Republicans Aren't In Douglas County
Democratic party headquarters are set up in the Charlton Building at Seventh and New Hampshire and will open Monday. Republicans plan a site in Douglas County with the GOP chairman J. D. King saying the headquarters should open in early September.
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Democratic Party
Douglas County
Charlton
Seventh and
New Hampshire
GOP
J. D. King
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Cattle 100 head with calves none. Slaughter steers mostly choice 35.50 to 36.25, heifers mostly high choice 35.00 to 35.25. Hogs 2,000 with varied weights. 1-2 219 lb at 29.75, 240-265 lb at 28.75 to 29.25, 316-323 lb at 27.25 to 27.50. Sows under 500 lb steady, over 500 lb 25 to 50 higher. Sheep 25 head. spring lambs 30.00 to 31.50, choice/prime 32.00. Monday estimates: cattle 1,800. calves 200. hogs 3,500. sheep 400.
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Kansas City
Overbrook 4-H Fair Judging and Events Today
Entries were judged today as Overbrook hosts the annual 4-H Fair. The event runs through Saturday with a parade of floats at 7 p.m. A horse show begins at 8 p.m. featuring classes in manship halter showmanship pleasure and more. Saturday includes best groomed boy 2 30 p.m. and best dressed girl 3 30 p.m. with a Public Style Revue at 8 p.m.
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Overbrook
Osage County
Basehor-Linwood OKs 1972 73 Budget and Levy
The Basehor-Linwood school board approved a 1972 73 budget of 785 906 and a levy of 50 404 mills at a special hearing. This totals more than last year s 734 916 budget and 49 737 mill levy. The plan lists 681 907 for general fund, 29 822 for Social Security, 40 892 for capital outlay, 19 112 for vocational education, 18 333 for cooperative special education, 7 701 for mandatory special education, and 5 256 for sewers.
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Basehor
Basehor-Linwood
Life on the Farm 4-H Livestock Auction Leads to College Plans
Annual 4-H Livestock Auction at 7 30 tonight at the fair grounds features contestants like Miss Hagenbuch 17 pursuing animal science at Kansas State University. Champions include Allen Fishburn grand champion Charolais and Sandra Clark reserve champion, with multiple breed and gender classes won by female competitors.
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Manhattan
Miss Hagenbuch
Allen Fishburn
Rt. 5
Lawrence
Sandra Clark
Fishburn
Angus Steer
Hal Hoffsommer
Greg Springer
Lori Willits
Miss Hodges
Pam Hoover
Sandra Feurborn
Dan Cain Dies Ex Tax Official in Topeka
Dan O. Cain 73 former head of the federal Alcohol Tax Unit in Kansas and longtime state Democratic leader died Wednesday night in a Topeka hospital. He headed the unit 24 years and retired in 1953. Cain also served as chairman of the state Penal Board and directed the Probation and Parole Board. He was appointed probation and parole director in 1957 by Gov. George Docking and resigned in 1959.
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Dan O. Cain
Federal
Alcohol Tax Unit
Kansas
Beattie
Kan
Cain
State Penal Board
State Probation and Parole Board
George Docking
Iowa Street Finishing Near Resurfacing At Intersections
Lawrence engineer Joe McCourt of the State Highway Commission said resurfacing at the intersections of 15th and 19th on Iowa Street should begin Tuesday weather permitting and take about four days. He noted asphalt will be laid on both sides of the intersections and the islands between lanes will be filled.
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15Th
19Th
Joe McCourt
Lawrence
State Highway Commission
McCourt
Iowa
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