Missing KU BSU Equipment Ties to University Funds
KU records show $1,351 in equipment once owned by the Black Students Union vanished along with books, while $27,830 worth of supplies remain unaccounted. University officials say the BSU disbanded last year and the items were loaned by the Student Senate, not owned by the group.
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Cimarron
Mary Frances Coffman
EU Property
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John House
Balfour
Coffman
EU Security Division
Student Senate
Office of Admissions and Records
Ohio
Lawrence School District Staff Holds Morning Assembly
A full high school cafeteria hosted a general staff meeting for Lawrence School District 497 as classes edge closer. Ohio State education expert Charles Galloway spoke on body language while Darrell Ward Supt Carl Knox and LEA leaders above set the tone.
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Lawrence
Charles Galloway
Ohio State University
College of Education
Darrell Ward
Lawrence Education Assn
Carl Knox
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
St. John’s School
William Bradley
LEA
Dykes denounces government entanglement in higher education
Kansas University Chancellor Archie Dykes criticizes federal involvement in colleges. He cites OSHA and labor rules as examples and urges self reliance and academic autonomy to curb government overreach. He warns against using law to reshape higher education and stresses internal responsibility.
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Kansas University
Archie Dykes
U.S. Department of Labor
Department of Labor
Washington, D.C
Brown's bitter memories erased in Alabama visit
Colorado lieutenant governor George L. Brown told of a WWII incident in Alabama where he was allegedly bound in chains and branded with a K after a plane crash. He spoke at a conference, saying cordial reception and hospitality helped erase decades of bitterness about racial mistreatment. Brown noted Tuskegee Air Base training, his injury, and later career with the Urban Coalition.
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Ala
Colorado
George L. Brown
Alabama
Brown
Lawrence
Kan
Tuskegee Air Base
Jere Beasley
Value of drug testing stressed by KU Medical Center
Editor notes Kansas University Medical Center researchers led by Azarnoff discuss the value of human drug evaluation. They describe controlled testing as essential for new and better drugs, outline factors affecting drug response, and emphasize bioavailability and drug interactions in patient care.
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Journal-World
Marshall Fine
Allen Torrey
Daniel Azarnoff
Azarnoff
KUMC
Azamnoff
Azamoff
National Institute For General Medical Science
Tonganoxie Council Adopts Use-Based Sewer Rates
The Tonganoxie City Council votes to tie sewer charges to actual water use, replacing a flat $3.50 for users over 10 000 gallons monthly. The meeting also approved a $345 roof repair bid from John Brassart for the fire department and set a $10 filing fee for lot split records.
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Tonganoxie
Harriet Hughes
John Brassart
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Townsend
Ron Smith
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