Lawrence district keeps New York kindergarten at Cordley debate
Lawrence District 497 board fails to approve moving New York School's 10 kindergarten pupils to Cordley this year. Members oppose or support the transfer. no action means New York's kindergarten remains open this year.
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Lawrence District 497
New York School
Cordley School
New York
Cordley
Robert Taylor
Wakarusa
Bradley
Masinton
Charles Oldfather
Julie Hack
Gary Condra
Helen Gilles
Larry Hatfield
Taylor
Hack
Condra
Robert
Rosalee Rainbolt
Lawrence
Rainbolts
Baldwin
Lillian Holiday
Gloria Wagner
Ruby Walker
LHS
Stephen Foster
Brenda Trent
West Jhs
Norma Hauser
Kerry Moon
East Heights
Kristi Carlson
Hillcrest
Janie West
Peggy Dey
Janelle Webb
Catherine Waller
Mary Hatfield
Susan Ford Visits KU to Discuss Transfer Credits
Susan Ford, daughter of President Gerald Ford, visited Kansas University at Flint Hall to discuss transfer credits from Mount Vernon College and plan courses for the fall. Dean Del Brinkman said she might enter KU as a sophomore if admitted, while Gil Dyck protected student information from disclosure.
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Kansas University
Susan Ford
Gerald Ford
del Brinkman
Flint Hall
Brinkman
Mount Vernon College
Ford
Gil Dyck
Admissions and Records
Miss Ford
White Foundation to honor journalist Peter Lisagor
The William Allen White Foundation will honor Peter Lisagor at a November 9 luncheon in the Kansas Union at Kansas University. Lisagor, chief of the Washington bureau for the Chicago Daily News, received the award in March after a spring postponement due to illness.
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Peter Lisagor
William Allen White Foundation
Kansas Union
Kansas University
del Brinkman
KU School of Journalism
Lisagor
Washington
Chicago Daily News
William Allen White
James Reston
Clark Mollenhoff
Walter Cronkite
Otis Chandler
Los Angeles Times
Regents to decide on KUMC budget amid time crunch
Kansas University Medical Center officials anticipate a time crunch as the Kansas Board of Regents weighs the FY 1978 KUMC budget request of 90.8 million. The special session in Topeka will set cuts and final funding guidance, with approval unlikely to match the full request.
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Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas Board of Regents
KUMC
Archie Dykes
Topeka
James Bibb
Medical Center
Union claims KU Medical Center cleaners paid substandard wages
Neal E Thursby of the Laborers International Union told a legislative hearing at the KU Medical Center that state civil service pay rates from 2.80 to 4.25 dollars per hour force workers to subsidize taxpayers and patients. Employee Luella Harriford said workers cover two or three job slots with inferior equipment, and a senator noted the hospital’s cleanliness has declined since nine years ago.
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Kansas City, Kan
Neal E. Thursby
Laborers International Union of North America
University of Kansas Medical Center
Civil Service System
Med Center
Denny C. Burgess
R-Wamego
Medical Center
Thursby
Luella Harriford
County to Stay Out of Fence Dispute Between Neighbors
Douglas County commissioners declined to intervene in a hedge and fence dispute between Edward Thoren and Floyd Grant near Eudora. Counselor Dan Young said officials lack authority to order tree trimming or resolve ownership, leaving the case to courts or other channels.
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Douglas County Commission
Eudora Area
Dan Young
Edward Thoren
Floyd Grant
Grant
Young
Thorens
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