Hearing Says Student Conduct Bills Are Superfluous
Kansas educators labeled three Senate bills on student and faculty conduct as unnecessary during a Wednesday Senate Education Committee hearing. Testimony focused on records access, campus discipline, and conformance to state policy, with objections from KU law professor Paul Wilson and others.
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Topeka
Senate Education Committee
Committee On
State and Federal Affairs
Reynolds Shultz
R-Lawrence
Shultz
Kansas Board of Regents
Kansas State Board of Education
Paul Wilson
Kansas University
Filter-Less Smoking Dogs Develop Lung Cancer
New York AP report describes beagle dogs exposed to cigarette smoke showing lung damage and lung cancers when smoking nonfiltered tips. Filtered cigarettes reduced cancer incidence but still harmed lungs. study challenges claims of “safe” cigarettes and notes higher death rates among smoking dogs.
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New York
Hammond
Cancer Society
Former Patient May Have Died In Bomb Blast
Police speculated that Martin Berns a 21 year old former mental patient may have bombed the suburban Shaker Heights municipal building and perhaps died in the blast The explosion leveled the building injuring 15 people Bits of hair bone and flesh were recovered from the wreckage An area around Berns home was sealed as investigators removed explosives a carbine and ammunition A psychiatrist Dr Irving Rosen treated Berns was shot nearby but survived
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Cleveland, Ohio
Martin Berns
Shaker Heights
Berns
Irving Rosen
Rosen
Chicago courtroom erupts as Dellinger jailed for contempt
Judge Julius J Hoffman denies a defense motion to release David Dellinger from jail restarting a chorus of invective in a federal trial with seven defendants. Abbie Hoffman Jerry Rubin and William Kunstler clash with the judge as insults fly.
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Chicago
Julius J. Hoffman
David T. Dellinger
Eee
William M. Kunstler
Dellinger
Abbie Hoffman
Richard J. Schultz
Hoffman
Douglas County Court Faces Delayed $2000 Refunds List
Douglas County faces a stalled process to publish a list of names owed more than $2000 in unclaimed funds. Officials say the list has hung fire since 1967 due to embezzlement concerns and workload, with publication now planned for next summer after rechecking records.
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Douglas County Court
Douglas County
Student Wins Opera Audition At Mid West Regional
Judith L. Hughes a Kansas University graduate student and instructor won a Mid West regional opera audition at the University of Missouri Kansas City conservatory. She will compete in the regional semi finals February 13 in Tulsa with the winner advancing to New York City for the finalist round later this year. Hughes resides on Stouffer Place and hails from Skokie Illinois.
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Kansas University
Kansas and
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Metropolitan Opera
University of Missouri-Kansas City Conservatory
Hughes
Tulsa
New York City
Stouffer Pl
Skokie, Ill
County Directs Sheriff to Probe Illegal Dumping
Douglas County Commission directs Sheriff Rex Johnson to investigate illegal trash dumping on private property near 29th Street and Broken Arrow Park and determine property ownership for cleanup. The panel also approved a $20 monthly uniform allowance for deputies and updated road standards increasing rock tonnage per mile for wider platted areas.
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Douglas County Commission
Rex Johnson
29Th Street
Broken Arrow Park
Parts arrive for two extension buildings at KU
Lawrence notes two sections of the University Extension buildings arrived on Wednesday afternoon. Each piece formed half of a building, with the remaining two sections expected today. Senator Reynolds Shultz backed the majority to deny Rob ert Geer’s confirmation to the state tax appeal board and opposed Robert Woodson’s appointment as state penal director, which was confirmed 26 to 13.
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University Extension
Kansas University
Lawrence
Lawrence group visits Ft Worth to press HUD on housing
A Lawrence delegation led by Bill Barr and George Hedrick travels to Ft Worth to meet HUD regional officials. Accompanying them are Don Robertson, Dick Peters, architects, and Dennis Kallsen, assistant city manager, in a bid to speed low rent housing program actions.
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Ft. Worth
Tex
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Bill Barr
George Hedrick
Don Robertson
Dick Peters
Dennis Kallsen
Mumford Gets Six Month Suspended Sentence in Assault Case
Dale E. Mumford 20 of 941 Pa. received a six month suspended sentence after pleading guilty to a misdemeanor assault and battery in Douglas County District Court. Judge Frank Gray granted probation tied to his Kansas University enrollment and ordered strict adherence to laws and KU residence. The charge was reduced from felonious assault connected to a June 21, 1968 bar attack on Patrolman Larry Loveland at The Thirsty Bar.
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Dale E. Mumford
Douglas County
Frank Gray
Mumford
Kansas University
Larry Loveland
Loveland
10Th
Mass
Lawrence
James M. Dickinson
James R. Falkner
Te Municipal Swimming Ool
Leland H. Greenfield
Ind
Kansas State Industrial Reformatory
Hutchinson
Greenfield
Jim Clark Motors
A. D. Davidson
Davidson
McCain Details Murder Threat at Kansas State
President James McCain of Kansas State University spoke about a life threat from almost a year ago. He said highway patrols watched his home and office for ten days and that narcotics users were involved, with one student among them.
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Kansas State University
James A. McCain
Topeka
James McCain
Senate Education Committee
Steadman Ball
R-Atchison
McCain
Baker Students Treated After One-Vehicle Accident
Two Baker University seniors William A. Glassen and Richard A. Glass, both 21, were treated and released at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a one-vehicle crash southwest of Baldwin on a township road at 10:45 p m. The car driven by Glassen hit a tree causing about 1500 dollars in damage. Glassen said he lost control while braking to avoid a small animal on the curve.
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Baldwin
Baker University
William A. Glassen
Richard A. Glass
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Glassen
Douglas County
Parole Scrutiny Falls On State Prison Interviews
Kansas Senate debate questions the time spent by the State Parole Board in interviewing inmates after 32 interviews at the state prison and farm. Senator Charles Lamb, later paroled last November, faces charges in December kidnapping and murder and in January kidnapping.
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Topeka
State Parole Board
Thomas Preston Lamb
Fort Scott
Lamb
Dave Owen
Overland Park
Senate
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