OU Faculty Optimistic Despite Financial Strain
OU faces a $175,000 infirmary deficit and rising student fees as it grapples with a shrinking budget. Despite tensions over campus incidents, the administration emphasizes maintaining program strength and pursuing planned facilities like the Lloyd Noble Arena funded by private gifts.
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Nightclub bombing in Sapulpa kills man on anniversary night
In Sapulpa Oklahoma authorities investigate a bomb at a Veterans of Foreign Wars hall during a couple's anniversary celebration. James R Rayme 23 was killed and Deborah Rayme 17 was wounded as 250 attendees faced collapse and chaos. Police link the blast to a Bristow bank bombing and a dynamite theft, with federal agents awaiting testing to compare explosive composition.
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Sapulpa
Okla
James R. Rayme
Keifer
Deborah Rayme
Claremore
Creek County
Brice Coleman
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Bristow
Oklahoma
Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms Division
Treasury Department
Creek County Commissioners
Rayme
Mandrell
Debbie
Tane
Beauty resigns Miss California World crown
Patricia Kinne of San Gabriel resigns the Miss California World title after three weeks saying officials treated her like a product and she did not receive promised prizes. The first runner up is Miki J. Garcia of Sacramento, with Hampton Virginia next month slated for Miss World USA.
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San Gabriel
Calif
Patricia Kinne
Miss Kinne
California
Hampton, Va
Miki J. Garcia
Sacramento
Young Joins Haskell Indian Junior College Staff
Hank Young a 26 year old Kansas University graduate and Army veteran has joined the Haskell Indian Junior College teaching staff in language arts He will teach reporting photography and work with Haskell publications while also handling public relations He recently worked as a photographer for the Journal World and KU alumni association projects and resides at 1117 West 28th Terrace in Topeka
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Kansas University
Haskell Indian Junior College
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One Man Held In Fatal Fight In Leavenworth
In Leavenworth Kansas a 54 year old man named Thomas Simmons died after a Friday argument. An autopsy cites a brain hemorrhage from a blow above the right eye with a blunt instrument. One man is in custody and a juvenile is being sought in connection with the death.
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Leavenworth, Kan
Leavenworth
Simmons
Zone Three bulk trash pickup notice
Bulk item collection occurs weekly in Zone Three north of 15th and west of Mississippi. Items must be curbside by 7 a.m. Five zones in total participate in the weekly bulk item pickup.
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15Th
Mississippi
Kay Advances Debate Rules for Kansas Governor Candidates
Morris Kay of Lawrence, Republican nominee, outlines debate guidelines stressing full airing of platforms. He calls for no notes, no cue cards, per question responses, live format without replays, and access only for candidates and newsmen.
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Morris Kay
Lawrence
Kay
GOP
Kansas
OU Enrollment and Budget Snapshot for Fall 1971
Enrollment stands at 22 020 for fall 1971 with 18 441 on the Norman campus. The current budget is 28 341 252 dollars, with 15 584 473 dollars from the state. Costs for residents are 2100 per year and 3055 for out of state, with per credit charges of 14 and 40 respectively. Faculty totals and salary averages are listed for Norman campus.
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Oklahoma
University of Oklahoma
Norman
Oklahoma Board of Regents For Higher Education
Health Sciences Center
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Center For Continuing Education
Regents
Nixon Holds Poll Lead As McGovern Loses Ground
Princeton AP report says Nixon leads McGovern 47 to 31 with a 26 point gap from Aug 4 to Aug 6 Gallup poll. The survey notes a 1 percent drop for McGovern since the Eagleton disclosure and a shift of voters to the don't know category.
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Princeton
N.J
Nixon
George McGovern
McGovern
Sargent Shriver
Sen
Thomas F. Eagleton
Gallup
Eagleton
Emporia Man Leonard Mitchell Killed by Train
A 51 year old Emporia man Leonard L Mitchell was struck by a train early Sunday and died at the scene according to police reports.
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Emporia
Kan
Leonard L. Mitchell
Mitchell
Vinland Fair Opens With Three Day Exhibits and Events
The 65th Vinland Grange Fair starts Thursday at the Vinland fairgrounds nine miles south of Lawrence. Exhibits include livestock, crops, baked goods, and 4-H projects plus a tractor pulling contest, horse show, and Western pleasure classes. Events run Friday and Saturday with races, parades, shows, and lunch offered by local groups.
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Douglas County
Lawrence
Grange
Jack Saile
Jack Wiseman
Paul Gibler
Jerry Moore
Miles Cleland
Vinland
Fairgrounds
Vinland Grange
Vinland Extension Homemakers Unit
Vinland Pta
Syracuse youth ordered to state center for manslaughter evaluation
An 18-year-old Syracuse resident was ordered to the Kansas Reception and Diagnostic Center in Topeka for evaluation before a one-to-five-year manslaughter sentence. Larry Faller pleaded guilty to manslaughter in Hamilton County District Court for the June 28 stabbing of 16-year-old Randy Kester at Syracuse High School football field.
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Syracuse
Kan
Kansas
Topeka
Larry Faller
Hamilton County
Randy Kester
Kester
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