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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1969
Page
12
The Adult Education spring semester opens with 1,161 students across 72 courses starting next week. Enrollment remains open two weeks more for non full classes. several offerings lack minimum signups and may be dropped if not reached.
The University of South Carolina offers noncredit courses with no exams or labs, including topics like extra terrestrial life alchemy premarital sex and mysticism. Courses are theory only and students name the courses they want while some topics touch on religion and social issues.
Wilbur Gensler 72 of McLouth died Friday night at Jefferson County Memorial Hospital Winchester from a heart attack. Funeral 2 p.m. Monday at McLouth Baptist Church with burial in McLouth Cemetery. Survivors include wife Bess and siblings. Burial at Ft Leavenworth National Cemetery for David H. Nelson 74 Topeka funeral 10 30 a m Tuesday.
A 6 p.m. meeting at Jim's Steak House on E 23rd St will launch a Lawrence Chapter of Toastmasters. Duane Roberts of Baldwin's West Topeka club will discuss aims and assist starting the local group focused on leadership and public speaking. Founders include Boyt Impson Lee Whaley Lowell Craig and Marvin Jordan. Call Lee Whaley VI 3 4288 or Boyt Impson VI 3 3966 for dinner reservations.
The Agriculture Department proposes a rule tightening identification for cattle two years plus moving to interstate slaughter markets. Cattle must bear a back tag or registered brand, and shipments need origin destination owner or shipper details. The plan aims to boost brucellosis and tuberculosis surveillance and cut on-farm testing.
Lawrence High School invites students to an AFS gathering at 7:45 p.m. Wednesday in room 113. Senior Craig Cropp will present slides about his stay in Cornwall England as a summer AFS exchange student living with a local family in Truro.
Five teens are held in Abilene after a thief alert via a new Kansas county police network. A Chapman filling station operator alerted Abilene police about youths trying to burn gasoline. Joan R Sole, 18, was identified through the teleprinter link and Morris authorities had a jump bail warrant.
Water storage in Perry Reservoir is held until road relocations finish. Gates closed January 19 and runoff forced reopening to avoid a water rise over twelve feet. Work to relocate roads to resume storage will proceed as weather allows.
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