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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1973

Page

13

Kansas University Student Senate Allocates Funds After Debate

The Kansas University Student Senate approved two funding bills after hours of discussion. A $650 allocation to the Committee on Indian Affairs was approved, despite questions about prior access to funds and a misreported prior allocation. The International Film Series faced scrutiny over a $1,200 request, with an amendment to $800 and later reinstatement to the full amount.

Kansas University Student Senate University Council Senate Rick McLaughlin Dallas Tex John Beisner Salina Paul Rankin Lawrence SenEx Sterling Hall Sublette David Dillon Hutchinson Committee On Indian Affairs CIA Kansan Endowment Association Museum of Natural History Tom Beaver Beaver Gus di Zerega Washington D. C DiZerega John Remark

KU Education School to host Educators in Residence program

Kansas University’s School of Education will invite experienced educators to campus this spring through an Educators in Residence program. Dean Dale Scannell aims to bring a superintendent, a secondary principal, and a classroom teacher, with nominees sought from Kansas associations and the Kansas chapter of the National Education Association.

Kansas University Kansas KU School of Education Dale Scannell School of Education Scannell Kansas Association of School Administrators Kansas Association of Secondary School Principals National Education Assn

Whitten and Indians face charges over stolen BIA papers

Investigative reporter Leslie H. Whitten Indian lawyer Hank Adams and associate Anita Collins were charged with unlawful possession of stolen government documents after police infiltrated Indian demonstrators in the Trail of Broken Treaties protest. They were released pending a February 15 hearing.

Washington Leslie H. Whitten Indian Movement Intelligence Unit Bureau of Indian Affairs BIA Whitten Hank Adams Adams Anderson FBI Dennis Hyten Anita Collins

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