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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1975

Page

9

Editor named professional in residence at KU

Robert H. Giles is chosen as professional in residence at the University of Kansas for 1976, on leave from Akron Beacon Journal. The Fran k E. Gannett Foundation provides 50 000 for salary and selection costs. Giles will teach three classes each semester and a summer seminar, with prior degrees from DePauw and Columbia and a Nieman Fellowship in urban studies.

Robert H. Giles William Allen White School of Journalism University of Kansas Akron Beacon Journal Frank E. Gannett Newspaper Foundation Inc Giles DePauw University Columbia University Niemann

Ex-Army cook sentenced in drunken driving deaths

Melvin R. Hayslett a 26 year old former Army cook stationed at Ft Riley Kan was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter in a drunken driving case and sentenced Wednesday to one to five years in prison The traffic deaths occurred June 28 killing two young sisters from Nebraska by a Marshall County District Court jury verdict announced Nov 25

Marysville Kan Melvin R. Hayslett Ft. Riley Nebraska Marshall County

Rockefeller backs Ford while denying 1976 run

Vice President Nelson A. Rockefeller says he has not considered a 1976 presidential bid and will likely not campaign in 1976 primaries. He reaffirmed support for Ford and noted past comments on age referred to 1980 when he would be 72, not 1976. He warned some Republicans may view him as a liability.

Washington Nelson A. Rockefeller CBS TV Morning News Rockefeller Ford

Labor strife warned if Ford vetoes picketing bill

Labor Secretary John T. Dunlop warned Congress and Ford that vetoing the measure expanding building trades picketing rights would trigger serious labor strife in construction. He urged support, arguing safeguards curb excesses and noting negotiations cover 800,000 workers. Rep. Burton linked Ford’s moves to Reagan’s political influence.

Washington John T. Dunlop Gerald Ford Dunlop Congress White House Ford Ronald Reagan Pickering Phil Burton D-Calif

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