KU officials optimistic on 1979 budget requests
KU officials told the University Senate Executive Committee they are cautiously optimistic that the 1979 budget requests will fare well with the Kansas Legislature. Gov. Bennett recommended 109 million dollars for KU, including library renovations for Watson Library, expanded student help, stacks and lighting, and books.
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Jury fails to reach verdict in officers case
A Houston federal jury deliberated five and a half hours but could not decide the fate of three former officers Terry Denson Stephen Orlando and Joseph Janish charged with civil rights violations in the 1977 death of Jose Campos Torres. The men face possible life imprisonment if convicted.
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FBI nominates Webster to lead agency in smooth vote
Federal appeals judge William H. Webster nears confirmation as FBI director after the Senate Judiciary Committee backed his appointment 15-0. Outgoing director Kelley declared the bureau restored to public trust and predicted no improprieties, while noting he may seek Kansas City mayoral race in the future.
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