Docking Holds Key to Stormy 1971 Kansas Session
House Speaker Calvin Strowig predicts a stormy 1971 session with Gov. Robert Docking as a focal point. He says cooperation is possible if the governor stops using the Legislature as a whipping boy and notes bipartisan support for many programs. Budget priorities and potential cuts loom as the session opens January 12.
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EPA warns three cities over water quality violations
William Ruckelshaus, in his first major action as head of the EPA, served notices to Atlanta Detroit and Cleveland to halt water standards violations within 180 days or face court action. Atlanta fouls the Chattahoochee River, Lake Erie violations cited for Detroit and Cleveland.
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KU Wins NSF Grant For Chilean Student In Antarctic Research
The National Science Foundation awarded Kansas University a $5900 training grant to aid graduate study for Jaime Pefaur of Santiago Chile. Pefaur works on Antarctic ecology with the Chilean Antarctic Institute and KU professor Robert S. Hoffman notes he did field work in Antarctica.
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Robert S. Hoffman
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