Energy effort criticized as too slow in report
Rep. Wright Patman says the United States must push harder to secure energy supplies. The committee report warns 49 of 56 nuclear plants are behind schedule by an average of 14.3 months and sees heavy reliance on foreign oil by 1985. It notes limited oil refinery activity and doubts about domestic coal and gas as sole solutions.
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United States
Wright Patman
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Joint Committee of Defense Production
U.S
Department of Commerce
Blood Drive at KU Seeks 800 Pints Over Three Days
The Kansas University Pershing Rifles sponsor a spring Red Cross blood drive from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday through Friday in the Kansas Union Ballroom. Donors get free passes to Dracula Has Risen from the Grave showings at Dyche Auditorium.
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Pershing Rifles
Spencer
Weather Report to Play Friday at Hoch Auditorium
Weather Report a jazz quintet performs at 8 p m Friday in Hoch Auditorium sponsored by Student Union Activities SUA The quintet features Josef Zawinul on electric piano with modular synths Wayne Shorter on saxophone Miroslav Vitous on bass Eric Gravatt on drums and Dom U Romao on percussion The group members bring backgrounds from Vienna Prague New York and Brazil
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Hoch Auditorium
Student Union Activities
SUA
Josef Zawinul
Zawinul
Vienna
United States
Boston Barklee School of Music
Wayne Shorter
New York University
Miroslav Vitous
Prague Conservatory
Czechoslovakia
Berklee
Eric Gravatt
McCoy Tyner
Dom U Romao
Brasil 66
Sergio Mendes
Lecture Canceled at Kansas University Museum of Art
Helena Hayward co director of Attingham Park cannot lecture at the Kansas University Museum of Art. Charles Eldredge museum director cites her unavailability as the reason for cancellation.
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Attingham Park
Kansas University Museum of Art
Charles Eldredge
Miss Hayward
Meeting Set At University Sanitary Engineering Conference
The 23rd annual Sanitary Engineering Conference will be held at Kansas University hosted by the civil engineering department and the division of continuing education. More than 250 participants are expected in the Forum Room at Kansas Union. Walter J. O'Brien will open the conference at 8 50 a.m. Carl E. Burkhead will preside at the afternoon session. Ross McKinney and George Clausen are on the program. Topics include bio treatment systems for small industry ecological waste disposal and home aerobic wastewater treatment.
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Division of Continuing Education
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Kansas Union
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Carl E. Burkhead
EU Civil Engineering
Ross McKinney
George Clausen
Kansas Chief Justice urges study of state court system reforms
Kansas Supreme Court Chief Justice Harold R. Fatzer urged the legislature to authorize a comprehensive study of the state's courts to guide major reforms. He cited last November’s vote approving a new judicial article as a mandate for modernization and proposed creation of a blue ribbon advisory panel to oversee the study.
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