Warming in the West Forecasted Amid Cold East
The outlook calls for colder conditions across the eastern half of the nation while the Rockies and western Plains see slight warmth. In Northeast Kansas there is a chance of light snow tonight and Friday with variable cloudiness. Low temperatures near the low 20s and highs Friday in the upper 30s to low 40s. Light and variable winds. Chance of precipitation about 20 percent.
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Funeral set for Alfred Degner at Homing First Baptist Church
Alfred Degner 74 of Great Bend died today at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral services will be held 2 p.m. Saturday at Homing Oklahoma First Baptist Church with Rev. Bob Shoemaker officiating. Burial is in Jennings Oklahoma. Survivors include his son Dr. James B. Degner and two daughters, Alice Jean Bequelin and Lois Kate Leiker. He was a retired Sun Oil Co. employee and a 32nd degree Mason.
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Haysville
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Clathe
Oakwood Cemetery
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Douglas County
Hopewell
Baldwin High School
Zetta Wigton
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Wigton
Leavenworth
First Christian Church
Violet Rutherford
Jenny Steed
Alice Burkle
Nampa
Idaho
Waxman takes on deputy executive duties at KUMC
Dr. David Waxman was named deputy executive vice chancellor of the Kansas University Medical Center by Dr. Robert Kugel. He will act for the executive vice chancellor in his absence and supervise staff on programs and projects. Waxman joined the admin staff in 1970 and rose from assistant dean to vice chancellor for students. Memorials were established at Hominy church.
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KU Senate moves to curb events panel power
The Kansas University Student Senate passed a bill reducing the University Events committee to five faculty members and nine students, placing more Senate control over campus entertainment. Critics argue the move limits student rights, while supporters say it restores oversight and prevents campus conflicts. A separate action created a student housing board to coordinate information and curb price competition among living groups.
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Athletic Corporation
Mike Taraboulos
Association of University Residence Halls
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