Museum to Show Wildlife Films for Young Audience
The University of Kansas Museum of Natural History Associates will screen wildlife films for children five and older on the first two Saturdays in December. Two films start at 10 30 a m in Dyche Hall with "Cottontail" and "Camouflage in Nature Through Pattern Matching" followed by "A Way of Life" and "The Prairie World of the Kit Fox" on December 11.
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Kansas University Museum of Natural History Associates
Dyche Hall
Charles Schwartz
Missouri
Great Plains
Kansas
FAA approves $6,000 grant for Newton airport master plan
The Federal Aviation Administration announces a $6,000 grant to Newton Kansas City County Airport for developing a master plan.
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Washington
Federal Aviation Administration
Newton
Kans
KU Launches Businessmen in Residence Program
Kansas University establishes Businessmen in Residence to link students with midwest executives like Larry Jones of The Coleman Company. The program aims to enliven classes with real practice, foster faculty collaboration, and strengthen ties to the regional business community for curriculum input and career opportunities.
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Kansas University School of Business
Journalism
Larry Jones
The
Coleman Company, Inc
Wichita, Kan
Midwest
Wichita
School of Business
Kansas University
Journal-World Photo
Kansas Opens First Community Drug and Alcohol Center
The Southwest Kansas Holismus and Drug Addiction Foundation will open a community run treatment center in Liberal on December 5. Dr. Howard V. Williams Jr. of Topeka will speak, with officials including Gov. Docking appointee G. C. Coniglio and Phil Weber attending. The house will host 14 residents and 14 outpatients with a two person full time staff plus volunteers.
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Liberal, Kan
Kansas
Southwest Kansas
Alcoholism and Drug Addiction Foundation
Foundation
Howard V. Williams Jr
Topeka
Kansas Mental Health Services
Robert Docking
G. C. Coniglio
Phil Webber
November Fire Losses Hit Lawrence Total 47775 Dollars
Preliminary figures from the Lawrence Fire Department show November fire losses totaling 47775 dollars. A West Ninth Street Thanksgiving blaze caused about 30000 dollars, with two other major fires over 5000 dollars each.
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Lawrence Fire Department
West Ninth
Lawrence
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