Family Wants to Stay Unit in Haven After Parents Die
Mrs. Pat McElheny of Hutchinson Kansas seeks legal guardianship of her eight siblings eight Loehrs aged 5 to 18 after their parents John and Martha Loehr died in a February car crash southwest of Haven. The family plans to relocate to Haven to stay together as older siblings take responsibility and funds totaling about 1000 dollars are set aside for future needs.
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Hutchinson
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Martha Loehr
Mark Loehr
Haven High School
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Maria Loehr
Hal Loehr
Tina Loehr
Tim
Tom Loehr
Kris Loehr
McElheny
Leslie McElheny
Mark
Brownsville
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Lawrence Rotarians hear plan for vo tech growth in schools
Max Stalcup outlined Lawrence school district vocational programs to Rotarians noting strong student interest and limited facilities. He cited a 1971 state moratorium on new vo tech schools and said expansion may require shifting emphasis or building new capacity.
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Career Education
Lawrence
Max Stalcup
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Journal-World
Stan Larson
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Edgar Snow Dies in Switzerland
AP reports Edgar Snow veteran American foreign correspondent and China expert died in his sleep in EYSINS Switzerland from pancreatic cancer. He was a longtime observer of Communist China and its developments.
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Switzerland
Edgar Snow
China
Natural History Museum Announces Two KU Workshops
The Kansas University Museum of Natural History opens two education programs this week. A 7 30 p m natural history art class led by Tom Swearingen meets in Dyche Hall, with future sessions Feb 17 22 and 24. A What If class for kindergartners begins 10 30 a m Saturday with sessions planned Feb 26 March 4 and 11.
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Museum Associates
Tom Swearingen
Dyche Hall
Swearingen
George Pisani
Pisani
Michele Edwards
Museum
Actor O Connor Introduces Niece Actress to Hollywood
HOLLYWOOD AP Carrol O Connor the actor behind Archie Bunker says he is introducing 19 year old Richelle Williams as his niece He describes her as his niece while noting she has called him Uncle Carroll since she was a child Richelle is living with the O Connors while pursuing acting and now works as a stand in and bit player in Blacula, a black Dracula film.
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Carroll O’connor
Archie Bunker
O’connor
Richelle Williams
Richelle
Ricky
O’connors
Howard University
Eudora Board OKs 65 Band Uniforms for 6044.50
The Eudora Board of Education accepted a 6044.50 bid from Fruhauf Uniform Co. for 65 band uniforms to be delivered next month. The meeting also reviewed teacher negotiations with the Douglas County Educational Assn. and approved a girls athletic program in the Jayhawk League. The senior class trip to the Lake of the Ozarks is scheduled May 5 to 7.
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Eudora Board of Education
Fruhauf Uniform Co
Wichita
Douglas County Educational Assn
Jayhawk
Eudora High School
Lake of the Ozarks
Big Variety Set for KU's Spring Fest
Plans emerge for an early April Kansas University festival to replace Greek Week and Spring Fling. IFC and Residence Halls sponsor events April 5 9 with a carnival concerts films rallies dances a Potterstock concert and a Spring Sing style competition among living groups.
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Association of University
Scott Thompson
Prairie Village
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Kansas Union
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Potterstock
Potter Lake
Spanish Harpist Zabaleta At KU Chamber Music Series
Spanish harpist Nicanor Zabaleta appears in the final offering of Kansas University's Chamber Music Series at 8 p.m. Wednesday in Swarthout Recital Hall. He has researched harp solo works and found pieces by Beethoven and Handel among early Spanish and Portuguese composers. Zabaleta has given over 2,500 performances and played as soloist with more than 150 symphony orchestras including the Israel Philharmonic and the Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and Denver Symphonies.
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Kansas University
Swarthout
Zabaleta
Israel Philharmonic
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Denver
Hindenburg disaster blamed on phosphate bomb theory
Author Michael Mooney claims the 1937 Hindenburg fire was caused by a phosphate bomb planted by a leftist crewman, Eric Spehl, with a girlfriend allegedly aiding the plot. He says German and U.S. archives support sabotage contrary to official natural-cause verdicts.
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Michael MacDonald Mooney
Mooney
Dodd-Meade
Investi
Gators
Eric Spehl
Lakehurst
N.J
Spehl
Frankfurt
Germany
United States
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