Schools wrestle with new student records privacy law
Kansas area districts react to a federal right to privacy act governing student records. Some boards defer to principals while others use Kasb forms. Officials cite heavy paperwork and potential changes as districts await legal clarify and test cases.
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Eudora
Charles Hill
Handlin
Individua
Gerald Henderson
Kansas Association of School Boards
Tonganoxie
Robert Powers
KASB
Perry Lecompton
E. Paul Lessig
Baldwin
Thomas Monninger
DeSoto
Robert Morris
DeSoto School Board
County to study home purchase feasibility in Cherry Manor
Douglas County commission agrees to appoint four members to a feasibility committee on county, city, or non profit purchase of Cherry Manor. County leaders say they will not be bound by committee actions, and most oppose county nursing home ownership, citing Valleyview Care Home and desire to keep government limited. City also forms a four member panel with similar non binding intent.
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McLouth
Baldwin
Basehor-Linwood
KASB
Walter Meyer
Douglas County
Cherry Manor
City Commission
County Commission
Arthur Heck
Valleyview Care Home
Heck
I. J. Stoneback
Pete Whitenight
Raymond Cerf
1000 Sunset
Woman found dead in steel barrel near Corona Del Mar
Police say Nancy Fuller Atwater was bludgeoned and her body placed in a cement filled steel drum at a suburban wrecking yard about 50 miles north of her Corona Del Mar home. A Glendale nurse, Daniel Garbis Bedelian, 40, was booked on murder charges.
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Los Angeles
Wrigley
Nancy Fuller Atwater
Corona del Mar
Atwater
A.G. Atwater Sr
Atwater Sr
P.K. Wrigley
William Wrigley
Daniel Garbis Bedelian
Glendale
Newport Beach
Richard Hamilton
Hamilton
Mrs. Atwater
Bedelian
County funds Ok improvements to fairground baseball diamonds
About $6,000 in revenue sharing will finance permanent fencing and back drops at the Douglas County Fairgrounds baseball diamonds. The project was requested by the Douglas County Amateur Baseball Assn. and approved by county commissioners as a county expenditure, with fixtures and lights to remain county property and usable by all as long as schedules are respected.
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Douglas County
Douglas County Amateur Baseball Assn
Amateur Association
Heck
Baseball Association
Dole urges Ford to seek broader GOP input on policies
Senator Bob Dole said Republicans would back President Ford more if he consulted non-leadership members before proposing economic and energy measures. He noted large GOP support for rejecting food stamp and oil import tax ideas, and urged input from committee ranking members.
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Washington
Bob Dole
R-Kan
Congress
Ford
Dole
Capitol Cloakroom
CBS Radio
Niners announce 15 rookies set for orientation camp
San Francisco coach Dick Nolan said most of the 18 drafted rookies will attend the club's orientation. The group will undergo physicals Saturday and workouts at Redwood City training headquarters Saturday afternoon and Sunday, with three players not yet committing to attend.
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SAN Francisco
San Francisco 49Ers
Dick Nolan
49Ers
Redwood City
Actress Marlo Thomas may attend KU play
The Kansas University production of Peggy Baldwin’s stage adaptation of Free to Be You and Me may feature guest actress Marlo Thomas, with confirmation uncertain as she is vacationing in Barbados. Organizers expect Thomas and five other Free to Be Foundation members to attend the second weekend. The play opens tonight at Hashinger Theatre.
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Marlo Thomas
Free To Be
Kansas University
Peggy Baldwin
Hashinger Residence Hall
Daryl Smith
Hashinger Theatre
Railroad aid bill clears House panel
The Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee approved a $347 million federal aid package for cash strapped Northeastern and Midwestern railroads just before a 10 day House recess. If approved, the measure could reach the floor mid February, while Penn Central warns of a potential freight embargo without prompt funds.
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Washington
House
Penn Central
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
John J. McFall
D-Calif
Mittee
Senate
Commerce Committee
Conference
Iran halts large U.S. wheat order for current crop year
The Agriculture Department says Iran canceled or deferred 209000 metric tons of U S wheat due for delivery by June 30, ending the 1974 crop year. Iran booked 184000 tons for the new year starting July 1, suggesting a shift of much of its demand to next season.
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Washington
Iran
U.S
Agriculture Department
Ethiopian troops clash with civilians near Addis Ababa
In street fighting on the southern edge of Addis Ababa soldiers exchanged gunfire with civilians after midnight. A diplomatic source estimated over 1,000 dead in week-long clashes in Eritrea province between government troops and Moslem guerrillas.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Eritrea
Hailie Selassie
Asmara
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Kansas
Ardena Matlack
D-Clearwater
Lewis Hall
Matlack
Fred Rosenau
Kansas City
Christy Vernon
Association of University
American Family Insurance
Bryce Roberts Baldwin
Ron Dietz Lawrence
Jamestown
Browns
Ink Barrett
Cleveland
Tim Barrett
John Carroll
Cleveland Browns
Henry Block
IRS
H & R Block
Massachusetts 19Th & Haskell
Minin Plaza
Grande
Indiana 1720
Taco’s
Tostados
the Eldridge House
Girsch Bros
Massachusetts
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