Topeka lawmakers plan next week’s budget session actions
Kansas Legislature leaders said the 1966 budget session will continue next week with Friday meetings and a Monday adjournment target. Sen Glee Smith and Speaker Clyde Hill both expect adjournment by Tuesday if possible, while a Feb 15 special session on reapportionment is set.
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Topeka
Kansas
House
Senate
Glee Smith
R-Larned
William H. Avery
Smith
Clyde Hill
R-Yates Center
Civil Service Board
Lloyd Kagey
Wichita
Office of Economic Analysis
M. Jarvin Emerson
Manhattan
Economic Development Commission
Tha
Ashland
Board of Tax Appeals
Harold Grauerholz
Kensington
Herbert Sizemore
Newton
Turnpike Authority
Paul E Burke Jr
Prairie Village
Veterans Commission
William E. Haney
Water Resources Board
Wade Willcoxen
Arkansas City
Edward Gordon
Highland
William C. Salome
Steering Group Named on Oread International Festival
A 22 student KU steering committee of 18 countries was named for the International Festival on March 26 in Hoch Auditorium. Members include Simonetta Agnello Italy, Horng Yih Chen China, Clement Ching China, John Dallas Lebanon, Zuhair Dunhaiby Saudi Arabia, Esam El Shafey Egypt, Azhar Habib Pakistan, Yusuke Kawarabashi Japan, Eben Kawazda Rhodesia, Gyongyi Kovacs Yugoslavia, Charles Lee Korea, Siegfried Magiera Germany, Prakash Nagori India, Roberto Palmitesta Venezuela, Marta Roda Argentina, Harry Sakkis Greece, Said Sidki Lebanon, Dale Sprague United States, Jose Vargas Costa Rica, Sarin Wong Cambodia, David Waxse United States, and T A Devanathan India.
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Kansas University
Hoch Auditorium
KU International Club
Simonetta Agnello
Italy
Horng Yih-Chen
China
Clement Ching
John Dallas
Lebanon
Zuhair Dunhaiby
Saudi Arabia
Esam el - Shafey
Egypt
Azhar Habib
Pakistan
Yusuke Kawarabashi
Japan
Eben Kawazda
Rhodesia
Kansas swimmers fall to Texas in 55 40 dual meet
Steve Boss and Greg Thompson each won two events as Texas defeated Kansas 55 40 Wednesday night in Austin. Boss set a pool record 4 55 8 in the 500 yard freestyle. Kansas wins were limited to two events as they prepare to face Southern Methodist in Dallas and Iowa State at Robinson Gym Saturday.
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Steve Boss
Greg Thompson
Texas
Kansas
Boss
Jayhawks
Southern Methodist
Dallas
Iowa State
Robinson Gym
Lawrence High Hosts Turner JV Wrestling Meet
Lawrence High prepares for a 7 p.m. intramural era wrestling meet against Turner High School junior varsity in the LHS gym. The 25 man squad is coached by Harley Le.
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Lawrence High
Turner High School
LHS
Lawrence
Harley le
Don Lock Brought Into Organized Baseball by Yankees
Outfielder Don Lock of the Washington Senators began his organized baseball career after being brought into the game by the New York Yankees, marking a notable entry into major league ranks.
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Don Lock
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
Baker, KU Grad Doing Well After Arduous Student Era
Mesquite Texas city manager George Schrader, a Baker University and KU graduate, rose from soda jerk and paper carrier to city leadership. He commuted weekly from San Angelo to Lawrence during studies and later led Mesquite through rapid growth, debt discipline, and awards as one of Texas five outstanding young professionals in 1965.
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George Schrader
Mesquite
Tex
San Angelo
Kansas University
Dallas
Schrader
Lone Star Jaycees
Olivet
Kan
Topeka High
Baker University
Baldwin
Lawrence
Topeka
Mt. Oread
Texas
Ennis
U. S
New Court Term Opens Monday With Dockets Listed
The February term of District Court will convene at 9 30 a m for civil docket and 2 p m for criminal docket in the County Courthouse. Jury reports at 9 a m on Feb 14. Clerk Lucille Allison lists 219 civil and 40 criminal cases with 92 divorces and eight child desertion cases. judge Frank R Gray presides.
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Clerk of the
Lucille Allison
Frank R. Gray
41St Judicial District
William J. Halloran
A. I. Decker
Ralph King
Dan Young
Two Minor Injuries From Morning Wreck Near Lawrence
A two-car collision about 7 55 a m two tenths of a mile east of Lawrence on K 10 left two drivers with minor injuries. Douglas A Millar 16 of 402 Yorkshire treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital for facial cuts Loyd Whitson 25 of 1507 E 19th reported neck pains. Damage estimated at 550 by Trooper Bill Wilson. Police report eight non injury accidents on Wednesday bringing two day total to 20 as road conditions improve though some streets remain snow covered and ice may form tonight.
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Lawrence
Douglas A. Millar
Yorkshire
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Loyd Whitson
Highway Patrol
Bill Wilson
Wilson
Senate to Debates Annual General Sessions In Kansas
TOPEKA AP The Kansas Senate debates a constitutional amendment for 60 day annual general sessions with no subject limits. Two other amendments on education and judiciary were tentatively approved, including changing the education board selection and a unified state court system proposal.
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Topeka
Senate
Kansas
State Board of Education
No Tax Increase Seen by Fowler
Secretary of the Treasury Henry H. Fowler said no additional tax increases are in sight now. He noted President Johnson’s indication he would seek new taxes if the situation changes, but current plans assume the present level of fighting continues. Fowler spoke before the Senate House Economic Committee.
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Washington (Ap
Public meetings on Medicare benefits scheduled in Lawrence
Three public meetings to discuss health care benefits under Medicare are set for next week in Lawrence. Sessions at 7 30 p m Thursday Feb 10 at Lawrence High School auditorium and 10 a m and 1 30 p m Friday Feb 11 at the South Park Recreation Center are sponsored by Kansas Blue Cross Blue Shield. Glenn Yarbrough will perform March 19 in KU Hoch Auditorium sponsored by Student Union Activities. Today Kansas University sorority formal rush week experiences a lull with first invitations Wednesday and second invitations Friday.
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Lawrence High School
South Park
Kansas Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Glenn Yarbrough
The
Limelighters
Kansas University
Hoch Auditorium
Kansas House Approves Funds Bill and Studies
The Kansas House gave preliminary approval to the first Senate appropriations bill to reach the floor and to resolutions for Legislative Council studies on the 1965 private club law and Legislature operations. Funds include 635 596 to supplement current year budgets for several state boards and 19100 for veterans groups and District 75 Lansing. New proposals include a master cigarette vending license and a Legislative Council study of cigarette tax administration and regulations.
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Marvin Cox
R-Kingman
Supreme Court
Senate
Legislative Council
Schilling Institute
Area Vocational Technical School
Salina
Topeka
House
Kansas
General Fund
Board of Tax Appeals
Department of Revenue
Board For Vocation
Adjutant General
Department of Public Instruction
School Retirement Board
Academy of Science
School District 75
Lansing
Assessment and Taxation Committee
Pike Attack Eats Two Dogs in London Reservoir
London water bailiff Victor Roberts reported two small dogs swimming in a 64 acre reservoir were seized by pike weighing up to 40 pounds. He believes the dogs drowned and were eaten by the fish, which are nicknamed the fresh water shark by British anglers.
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London
Victor Roberts
Roberts
London Angling Association
Attendant Clings to Life After Black Mamba Bite
Ed McDaniel a 35 year old attendant at a reptile garden near Eldon Missouri fought for life after being bitten by a Black Mamba. An Air Force jet delivered emergency anti venom serum from Fort Worth Texas to Humphries Hospital in Tuscumbia aiding the rescue mission and a Missouri Highway Patrol car shuttled it to the hospital.
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Tuscumbia
Air Force
Ed McDaniel
Max Allen Zoological Garden
Eldon
South Africa
McDaniel
Humphries Hospital
Fort Worth
Tex
Carswell Air Force Base
Don Scherrer
Jefferson City
Missouri
Lawrence Curtis
Fort Worth Zoo
American Zoological Society
Lake of the Ozarks
Bagnell Dam
Four Dead In Brooksville School Bus Truck Collision
A school bus carrying about 35 students collided with a rock laden truck trailer near State 1 and U.S. 98 six miles east of Brooksville Florida. The bus driver Mrs Lillian Hicks 45 and her son Basil 7 were killed along with Randy Anderson 10 and his sister Kim 7. Ten children were hospitalized and 21 treated for minor injuries. The wreck knocked the trailer from its axles and the bus overturned.
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Brooksville
Fla
Lillian Hicks
Basil
Randy Anderson
Kim
Sim Loman
State 1
U.S. 98
Tampa
Florida
Coach Jimmy Adair Played For Cubs In 1931
Houston Astros coach Jimmy Adair hit .276 in 18 games with the 1931 Chicago Cubs, highlighting a brief major league stint before his managerial and coaching career.
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Jimmy Adair
Houston Astros
Chicago Cubs
Lawrence PTA Curriculum Committee to Discuss Student Records
Lawrence public schools student records will be the focus at a 7 30 p m meeting of the Lawrence PTA Council Curriculum Committee in room 105 at Lawrence High School. Panelists include Max Stalcup Albert Burgstahler and Milo Stucky with Dale Scannell as moderator.
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Lawrence Public Schools
Lawrence Pta Council
Lawrence High School
Max Stalcup
Albert Burgstahler
Milo Stucky
Dale Scannell
House Redistricting Meeting Delayed in Topeka
Topeka Kansas Rep. Taylor says the Reapportionment Committee of the House indefinitely postponed a hearing on redistricting plans from Johnson and Sedgwick counties. The panel, guided by a 1965 population basis, weighs 11 seats for Johnson County amid similar county submissions.
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Topeka
House
Taylor
Tribune
Tony
Johnson
Sedgwick
Kansas Supreme Court
Johnson County
Icy Streets Blamed For Two KU Accidents
KU police say icy Mount Oread streets caused two traffic crashes Wednesday at West Campus Road and University Drive. George Skladal and Paul Badger were involved in the first collision causing about 200 dollars in damage. A second crash near McCollum Hall involved Ronald Downs hitting a parked car owned by Nelson Rappert with total damage around 275 dollars. No injuries were reported.
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Mount Oread
Kansas University
George Skladal
Wellington Rd
Paul Badger
West Campus Road
University Drive
Ronald Downs
Leon Sophomore
Nelson Rappert
Osawatomi
McCollum Hall
Card of Thanks Contains Multiple Local Thanks Notes
A group of thanks to doctors nurses church groups and friends for care flowers cards and support during hospital stays and recovery. Names include Dr. Nelson Drs H P Jones Manahan Campbell Rev Don Evans Avon Roberts Daisy Ames and others from Lawrence Memorial and Lawrence Chapter Sweet Adelines.
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Dr. Isaacs
Lawrence Memorial
Daisy Ames
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North Viet Nam
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Quere
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Pleiky
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J May
Navariin Patio
Kansas Turnpike
the Union News Co
Car Pever
Lawrence Mills
Dr. Nelson
Anna Paasch
Lawrence ‘Memorial Co
Hird
David P
Gibson
Ce Hird Agency
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