Trend in Education Shown On New Building Designs
Lawrence's Broken Arrow site plans two new schools designed by John Shaver of Salina. The one story facilities will serve about 1,150 students with 350 in elementary and 800 in junior high, on 88,250 square feet costing around 1.83 million dollars. The junior high may expand to 1,000 students with future addition.
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Lawrence
Broken Arrow
John Shaver
Salina
29Th and
la. Sts
Shaver
Board of Education
23Rd Street
KU plans multi building center with phase one 14 story wing
The KU initiative funds a sprawling Center with 14 story office and five story classroom blocks plus phase two expansions. Total project cost nears 5.8 million dollars with state and federal grants supporting the plan. The design emphasizes individualized instruction, rounded shapes, flexible walls, and a central library core to enhance learning.
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Bureau of Child Research
Kansas
Higher Education Facilities Commission
National Institute of Child Health and Human Development
Lawton
EU Language Laboratories
Wilcox Museum
Old Frazer Hall
Old Frazer
Takeru Higuchi
Edward Kremer
Wisconsin University
Botanical Research Center
Highway 59
19Th Street
Kansas School of Religion
Kansas Union
Wilson Named Executive Director of Health Affairs at MU Medical School
Dr. Vernon E. Wilson, ex KU Medical School administrator, was named executive director of health affairs for the Missouri University School of Medicine effective July 1. Dr. William D. Mayer was named dean and director of the KU school, and Wilson has served MU since Nov. 1, 1959.
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Vernon E. Wilson
Kansas University Medical School
Missouri University School of Medicine
William D. Mayer
KU School
John W. Schwada
Wilson
KU Medical School
Kansas Legislature Enters Recess After Fourth Week
In Topeka the Kansas Legislature adjourned for the weekend after the fourth week of the 1967 session. The House introduced a Title XIX Medicaid bill, with funding to be considered separately in the social welfare budget. Other measures included tornado shelters for Kan sas Neurological Institute, election board appointment power shift to county commissioners, three percent sales tax handling, and city revenue bonds for aged homes.
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Topeka
Kansas
House
Robert Docking
Public Welfare Committee
Docking
Tom West
Kansas Neurological Institute
Jerry Griffith
D-Derby
Francis Jacobs
Phillipsburg
Donald Bell
Wichita
Bill Fribley
Crestline
Fribley
Lawrence Events Highlight Local Fisherman and Campus Parade
Laura Glass, 3 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Travis Glass, fished three trout at the Kansas City Boat Sports and Travel Show and will be interviewed on KMBC radio. A junior high records hop at South Park Recreation Center features door prizes and a dance contest. The Kansas Relays Parade is likely canceled due to logistics and Easter vacation, with the Relays program set for April 20 21 22 and no downtown parade expected.
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Laura Glass
Travis Glass
8Th St
Kansas City
Mark Foster
KMBC
Foster
South Park Recreation Center
Kansas Relays
Mt. Oread
Thefts and burglary attempt reported in Village Green area
Lawrence police logged three thefts and a burglary attempt Thursday. David G. Henderson reported $300 in losses from his auto on New Hampshire Street. Glann Pierce reported $80 in hubcaps. Oscar Carlberg reported $69.50 cash missing from his home. Burglars tried Village Green at 1300 West 23rd Street. pry marks found but no entry.
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Lawrence
David G. Henderson
W. 11Th St
New Hampshire Street
Glenn Pierce
W. 24Th St
Oscar Carlberg
R. I. St
W. 23Rd St
Moscow Peking Split Distinct Possibility
The Associated Press notes a break in Moscow Peking relations appears likely amid power struggles in China. Soviet patience has frayed, with anti-Mao crowds in Beijing and signals of a near breakdown, forecasting troop concentrations and Asia wide tension between Moscow and Beijing.
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Moscow
Peking
Associated Press
Moscow-Peking
Mao Tse-tung
Lin Piao
China
Kremlin
Belgrade
Kosygin
Brezhnev
Alexei N. Kosygin
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Tass
Manchuria
Asia
County Plans Bridge Repairs and Road Project
The County Commission asked Engineer Casey Rice to list three urgent small bridges in need of repair and to propose a connecting road from the west end of 23rd Street to the north access road to Clinton Reservoir. Rice will use Corps maps and local district data to prepare plans.
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County Commission
Casey Rice
Travis Glass
Kaw River
Rice
23Rd Street
Clinton Reservoir
Corps of Engineer
Wakarusa
Lawrence
Douglas County
Charles C. Rankin
Ford opposes Johnson domestic policies in area of agreement reply
House Republican Leader Gerald R Ford today reaffirmed GOP opposition to President Johnson's domestic policy program. He called Johnson's proposal an area of agreement that Republicans cannot support, saying on domestic issues they often find it impossible to back the President because they believe he is wrong.
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Washington
House
Gerald R. Ford
Johnson
Ford
Auto collision at 13th and Conn streets injures none
A Thursday afternoon crash at 2 23 p m on 13th and Conn streets involved a sedan driven by Martin A Ice 37 of 1627 Cadet Ave and a truck driven by Richard D Funk 52 of 529 Ariz St. Damages were 200 to the car and 75 to the truck with no injuries reported.
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13Th and Conn. Sts
Martin A. Ice
Cadet Ave
Richard D. Funk
Ariz. St
Ice
Funk
Woodson Named New Chief of Patrol in Kansas
Gov. Docking named Robert N. Woodson Leavenworth postmaster as superintendent of the Highway Patrol and Ronald Dwyer as director of the property valuation department. Woodson replaces Col. Reeves. Dwyer replaces Alvin Jones who stays as property valuation director until March 1. Jones praised for smooth transition. Woodson, a three term former Leavenworth sheriff and ex police chief, will earn 12000 annually, as will Dwyer.
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Topeka
Robert Docking
Robert N. Woodson
Leavenworth
Highway Patrol
Docking
Ronald Dwyer
Wellington
Woodson
Col. J. Reevees
Dwyer
Sumner
Alvin Jones
Jones
Leavenworth County
Wichita State University
City Attorney Charles Stough to resign effective March 1 1967
Stough announced he will leave city work after 20 years. Wells plans to discuss making the post full time and begin accepting applications. Stough, a former Kansas legislator and House Speaker, cited a deep interest in municipal progress and thanked colleagues.
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Stough
City Post
Charles D. Stough
Ray Wells
Lawrence
Journal-World Photo
Wells
Charles
Kansas
National Institute of Municipal Law Officers
United States
Canada
Winn Co sponsors bill to tax credit for private job training
Congressman Larry Winn co sponsors the bill to spur private industry training with a 10 percent tax credit for employer training expenses. The Human Investment Act offers incentives for apprenticeship, on the job training, work study programs, tuition refunds, and related classroom instruction. In loving memory of Margaret I Davis who died a year ago today.
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Larry Winn
Akansas
Margaret I. Davis
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