Two More Seek Student Posts at Kansas University
Kansas University's spring student body election sees a second ticket enter the race. Edward Rolfs, a Junction City sophomore, and Kelly Scott of Houston, a sophomore, announce their candidacy for president and vice president. Filing closes January 23 with elections set for February.
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Edward Rolfs
Junction City
Kelly Scott
Houston
Tex
John Beisner
Salina
Todd Hunter
Oklahoma City
Okla
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Pearson College
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
College Assembly
Assembly
Three Men Hurt In Two Wrecks In Lawrence
Three men suffered facial cuts and were treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after two accidents Thursday. A V Avington 48 of 1113 N Y struck a utility pole on 11th several blocks east of New Hampshire. Willie Phillips 38 of 1201 N J was injured when thrown into a windshield. A second crash on Sixth and Elm involved Ronnie R Lee 27 and Edward K Roberson 20 with $400 and $600 damage respectively.
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A. V. Avington
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Willie Phillips
N.J
Avington
Lawrence
New Hampshire
Ronnie R. Lee
Edward K. Roberson
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Sixth
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Lee
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Roberson
Grand Jury Recesses In Ku State Architectural Contract Probe
TOPEKA Kan AP Anited Campbell declined to comment as the Shawnee County grand jury paused the probe into state architectural contracts until Tuesday after hearing from Robert F Brandt former head of the state Department of Administration and from Charles Campbell of the Marshall and Brown Kansas firm Brandt who later became a consultant would not discuss his tenure or the 1972 KU Medical Center expansion contract in front of District Judge E Newton Vickers. Republican senators had argued Brandt’s role in the 1972 award could block his reappointment as secretary of administration.
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Shawnee County
Grand Jury
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Brandt
Lindsborg
Robert Docking
Kansas Senate
Marshall and Brown
University of Kansas Medical Center
Midnight survey shows Lawrence lit despite energy push
A Journal-World staffer counted lights from midnight to 1 30 a m in Lawrence finding empty parking lots, campus spots, and closed stores illuminated. Despite President Nixon calls to curb ornamental lighting, signs for Auto Plaza Kellogg’s Safeway and others glowed, as did banks churches and the police station in a citywide glow.
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Lawrence
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Montgomery Ward
Rusty’s
Hillcrest Plaza
Hearings Stated In Burglary Case
Preliminary hearings in Douglas County Court will be Dec. 20 for two of three suspects charged with burglarizing Raney's Drug Store on Nov. 25. Theresa Williams and Brenda Ann Harris, both of Kansas City Kansas, are jailed after extradition waivers. Ladiller Styles remains in Kansas City Missouri. Bond set at $1,500 for Williams and $2,500 for Harris.
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Brenda Ann Harris
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Kan
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Ladiller Styles
David Berkowitz
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