First Married Students At Haskell Live Off Campus
Federal program coordination allows married students at Haskell Indian Junior College to live with their families off campus while attending classes. Two families are enrolled, with one where both spouses study and another with the husband as student. More applications pending. dean expects 40-50 married students next year.
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Frank Quiring
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State Grant to Continue Inmate Counseling Setup
The Kansas State-Penitentiary inmate counseling program by KU School of Law received a $9,862 grant from the Governor's Committee on Criminal Administration, with continuation funded by federal Safe Streets money. Begun in 1965 at KU, law students serve Lansing and Leavenworth inmates under faculty supervision, aiding officials and aiming to curb frivolous post conviction litigation. Leavenworth is funded by the Federal Judicial Center. the program pioneered student counseling in the United States.
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Kansas University School of Law
Governor’s Committee On Criminal Administration
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Leavenworth
Federal Judicial Center
Paul E. Wilson
Kane
Keith Meyer
Wilson
KU School of Law
United States
Week's Toll Drops to 29
SAIGON AP The U S Command said 244 U S troops were wounded in action in Vietnam last week, a sharp drop from 50 killed the prior week and the lowest toll in four weeks. Another 15 Americans died from accidents and non hostile causes. South Vietnamese headquarters logged 222 government soldiers killed and 543 wounded, with previous week 274 killed and 816 wounded. Allied commands reported 776 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong killed, compared with 2036 claimed the prior week.
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Kansas University Student Senate backs referendum on athletic fees
The Kansas University Student Senate moved to hold a referendum on athletic fee distribution during March 3-4 student elections. Petitions with 3364 signatures protested the reduced activity fee funds for athletics, prompting the athletic department to project higher season ticket prices next year. The body also amended bylaws to prevent a special election, called for explanations of projected prices, and pressed for honest enrollment and eligibility rules for student leaders. Kevin Lagree of Hutchinson was named to the University Council.
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Faithful Engagement Called Off in London
Actress Marianne Faithful has ended her engagement to Lord Rossmore, according to her mother Baroness Erissa. Faithful, 24, once dated Mick Jagger of the Rolling Stones and divorced last October from John Dunbar, an art director who named Jagger as co-respondent.
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37 Million Left To Charities
New York AP Martha Baird Rockefeller stepmother of Gov Nelson A Rockefeller died Jan 24 at 75 leaving 37 million in bequests filed in Manhattan Surrogate Court. Lincoln Center receives 10 million while Colonial Williamsburg Metropolitan Opera Association Martha Baird Rockefeller Fund for Music and Metropolitan Museum of Art each get 5 million. Brown University Riverside Church New England Conservatory of Music Occidental College each receive 1 million.
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Metropolitan Opera Association
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Riverside Church of New York
Philharmonic Society of New York
New England Conservatory of Music
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Occidental College
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