EU Chancellor proposes executive vice chancellor at KU
The article discusses Archie Dykes proposing a new executive vice chancellor role to strengthen KU governance. It notes the university's growth and the need for a trusted second in command to supervise diverse programs and activities. Past attempts at similar posts stalled, and now a return to form is anticipated.
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KU Faces Hiring Of New Vice Chancellor For University Duty
Hall officials discuss the pace set by Dykes and long hours expected of leaders. The chancellor seeks an associate to help accomplish university tasks at KU Medical Center, with alumni and lawmakers also involved. A screening committee will select from campus administrator and faculty groups.
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Man Injured In Trailer Fire In Lawrence Morning Blazes
A visitor to Lawrence required hospital treatment for burns after a 4:50 a.m. trailer fire at KOA Campgrounds. Gary Spratz of Angola New York sustained face and hand burns when a butane stove exploded as he relit it. The trailer was destroyed and neighbors reported an explosion.
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Occidental reveals shale oil extraction breakthrough in Rocky Mountain deposits
Occidental Petroleum chair Armand Hammer outlined a new heating method to extract low-sulphur oil from shale. The process could yield large, low-cost oil in three to five years with minimal surface disruption. Federal support may be needed to scale the project.
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18 Held In Drug Case In Kansas City Area
Federal narcotics agents report 18 of 34 defendants in a grand jury indictment are in custody. The scheme allegedly moved $20 million in cocaine from South America, with 22 defendants from the Kansas City region. Leader James Joseph Boyles II and Michael Elder face related murder charges in Los Angeles.
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Centennial School collects 9000 soup labels for overhead projector
Centen nial School students led by fifth grader John Conard submitted more than 9,000 soup can labels since Oct 15 to the parent firm which will send an overhead projector for classwork. The drive supports recycling and school programs while Kansas University hosts Christmas Vespers at Hoch Auditorium with Brass Ensemble, University Choir, and University Symphony Orchestra.
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Fuel Cutback Hits Schools in Eastern Kansas
In east Kansas, Gas Service Company curtails natural gas for December affecting Paola and Osawatomie with school heating restricted to about 40 degrees. Paola voters consider keeping the schedule. Osawatomie and Paola face potential early winter closures while officials seek standby fuel and await possible policy decisions on gas service to new customers.
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Rockefeller signals GOP strength amid Watergate talk
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller addressed about 1 200 Southern Republicans in Atlanta and said the party remains strong despite Watergate. He refused to confirm or deny resigning before Christmas to pursue a presidential bid. George Bush defended Nixon’s position, calling Watergate a tragedy of individuals.
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South Vietnamese Counterattack Reclaims Kien Duc Town
Gianghoa South Vietnam forces sent 400 infantrymen to reinforce gains after recapturing Kien Duc in the central highlands. Field officers warned pockets of North Vietnamese remained, calling the situation very dangerous as the town 90 miles northeast of Saigon on Highway 14 fell to a North Vietnamese tank assault Tuesday.
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Mint seeks aluminum pennies to curb copper costs
Washington A P reports the U S Mint wants congressional approval to switch penny production from copper to aluminum due to rising copper costs. The move aims to lower material expenses while keeping the familiar coin size and appearance for the public.
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Weekly Court Tabulations in Lawrence Municipal Court
Fifty traffic convictions were logged last week in Lawrence Municipal Court including 24 speeders who paid 430 in fines. In the last week in November speeding convictions were entered against 38 persons. The 26 non speeding sentences included 800.50 in fines and five jail sentences. Two persons were each fined 175 and sentenced to 30 days for driving while intoxicated. One person served two days with the balance suspended. Another had entire jail sentence suspended. For reckless driving a man paid 100 and got 10 day suspended. Three were convicted of operating without a driver's license. One paid 100. The week’s total shows 53 convictions seven jail sentences and fines of 1413.50.
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Gas cuts hit two firms in Lawrence
Stokely-Van Camp Inc and Lawrence Paper Co faced 50 percent natural gas reductions and operated on secondary fuel for days. Kansas Public Service Co reports these firms have interruptible contracts and had been on interrupted service three weeks earlier as cold weather returns. Eight schools in Lawrence District 497 could run eight days on a secondary fuel if gas is cut.
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Hunters Safety Course Enrollment Ends Soon
Enrollment closes at 6 p.m. Monday for the Hunters Safety Course sponsored by the Fraternal Order of Police. Interested persons should register with Donald Dalquist at his home or the Lawrence Police Station, 745 Vermont. The nine hour course runs 6 to 9 p.m. Monday Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Pike Service Stations Limited For Emergency Gasoline
Sunday limits on gasoline sales at Kan sas Turnpike service stations will allow fuel only to meet emergency needs. A KTA spokesman said emergency requirements mean enough fuel to reach a destination or reach the next station for a stranded motorist.
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Auto production dips 12,000 units amid Ford line shutdowns
U S auto output fell by 12 000 units this week, driven mainly by seven Ford assembly line shutdowns.
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