Haskell Board of Regents Embraces Indian Self Determination
Fifteen elected members representing 11 BIA regions plus Southeast tribes, Haskell students and alumni form a new board to link Indian communities with Haskell Indian Nations University. Leaders from Alaska to Oklahoma praise enhanced voice, enrollment potential, and policy influence as the board replaces a 10 member planning panel.
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Haskell
Holiday Inn
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Iowa
Sac
Juanita Corwin
Tringet
Anchorage
Alaska
Ber
Thomas Holder
Anadarko
Okla
Wapato
Wash
Portland
Ore
Board of Regents
Martin
W. E. MclIntosh
Tulsa
Muskogee
William Youpee
Poplar Mont
Billings
Wesley Bonito
Whiteriver
Ariz
Phoenix
Amos Bad Heart Bull
Ogalala
5.D
Aberdeen
Ted Watan
Horton
Kansas
Timothy Benally
Windown Rock Ariz
Erin Forrest
Alturas
Calif
Minneapolis, Minn
Tom Jimboy
Fairlane
Jimboy Construction Co
Panel selects Martin to lead Haskell Indian board
Phillip Martin of Philadelphia Mississippi was elected president of the new Haskell Indian Junior College Board of Regents during a Holiday Inn meeting. The 15 member board includes representatives from 11 Bureau of Indian Affairs regions and tribal councils, with two year terms and powers to approve budgets and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Martin
Philadelphia
Miss
Haskell Indian Junior College Board of Regents
Holiday Inn
Martin
Southeast Tribal Council
NEW Haskell Board
Juanita Corwin
Anchorage Alaska
Tom Dailey
Albuquerque
N.M
Wesley Bonito
Whiteriver
Ariz
Ken Blackbird
Lawrence
Haskell
City Candidates Headline Lawrence Primary Ballot Shows 19 Contenders
Seventeen names plus two filings bring the Lawrence City Commission race to nineteen candidates for three seats ahead of the March 9 primary. Lawrence School District board slate remains at sixteen with no late filings. Voters may cast up to three city seats and four for the school panel.
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Lawrence
Lawrence School District Board of Education
City Commission
School Board
Lawrence voter Harris files for City Commission race
Lawrence resident and Kansas City architect Harris became the 19th candidate for the City Commission seat, filing just before the noon deadline. He aims to unite people and will seek changes after taking office, while commuting from Lawrence to his Kansas City firm. The primary March 9 will trim 19 entrants to six for the general election.
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Lawrence
Kansas City, Mo
Lawrence City
J. Oliver Harris
Harris
Kansas University
Hope Plaza
Kansas City
Aftershocks Hit Los Angeles Area Rattling City
Four more aftershocks followed a major quake as Los Angeles reported 64 deaths. Twenty thousand pupils face displaced plans while 11 schools, including Los Angeles High, face demolition. City records show 5 704 damaged structures and 1 1000 plus unsafe dwellings.
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Los Angeles
Temblor
Los Angeles City
Los Angeles High School
San Fernando Valley
Downtown
Parents to Discuss Curriculum and Enrollment at Lawrence High
Parents of next year's Lawrence High sophomores will meet at 7 30 p m in the school cafeteria to discuss curriculum and enrollment options for the upcoming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence High
Chalmers Faces Legislative Grilling Over Laos Comment
Kansas University Chancellor Laurence Chalmers heads to a joint Senate and House hearing with Regents officials to discuss regent budget needs. Observers expect lawmakers to focus on finances, though Chalmers’s Laos comment may dominate, with reactions alleging calls to close campuses if the U.S. expands involvement.
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Kansas University
Laurence Chalmers
Kansas’ Board of Regents
Senate
House
Ways and Means
Chalmers
U.S
Laos
Kansas City
State Department
Lawrence officer wounded to return to duty
Lt. Eugene Williams of the Lawrence Police Department, wounded July 17 during disturbances near 10th and Pennsylvania, returned to active duty today after hospitalization. Ballots for seven chamber director seats go to Lawrence Chamber of Commerce members with a February 27 voting deadline. 14 nominees include Lynn Anderson, Gene Burnett, Edward Carter, John Conard, Arthur Cramer, Stephen Hill, Keith Lucas, William Medley, Steve Parsons, William Salome, Robert Sarna, Robert Shmalberg, Lyman Wiley and Odd Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Williams
Lawrence
10Th
Pennsylvania
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Lynn Anderson
Gene Burnett
Edward Carter
John Conard
Arthur Cramer
Stephen Hill
Keith Lucas
William Medley
Steve Parsons
William Salome
Robert Sarna
Robert Shmalberg
Lyman Wiley
Odd Williams
Hearing Set On Gardenhire Summary Suspension
A hearing into the summary suspension of Keith Gardenhire a Kansas University freshman from Wichita is scheduled for February 26 in the Green Hall courtroom. Gardenhire was dismissed after a campus shooting December 7 and a Wichita U.S. District Court ordered reinstatement which was stayed until March 1 pending the university hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Gardenhire
Kansas University
Wichita
Green Hall
Gardenhire
Wichita U.S
Rumsey Funeral Home Parking Lot Enhancement
Paved and lighted parking facilities added at Rumsey Funeral Home located at 843 5111 Ady. The project improves access and safety for visitors and staff.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Ady
Lawrence resident enters race for Lawrence city commission
A 58 year old Lawrence resident joins 18 others in the March 9 primary for three Lawrence city commission seats. He manages Rural Water District No 1 in Douglas County and cites plans to strengthen the police department and attract industries to aid less skilled workers. He and his wife Allene have three daughters.
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Lawrence
Silent Majority
Raymond Vandeventer
Commission
Vandeventer
Rural Water District No. 1
Douglas County
Allene
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
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Fox, Kickapoo and
Pottawatomie
Holder
Lawrence R. Porter
Lawrence Freshman
Haskell Post
Southeast
Wallace Galluzzi
Kansas Tribes
Gilbert Horn
Montana
Mont
Oglala
Lawrence Porter
Martha Houle
Shawnee
Ira Salvini
Robert Bennett
Tom Holder
Thomas Tommaney
Tahlequah
Tom Cochran
Bonner Springs
Robert M. Sneegas
Philip J. Stockton
Ind
Charles F. Fisher
Orchard Ln
David G. Burnett
Tom O'Shanter
John FE. Colyer
Belle Haven Dr
Douglas
J. Walker
Jack Rose
Bellerive Circle
Clifford Turner
Jon Weekly
Rawhide
Peter A. Whitenight
Madeline la
Edwin Stone
William
Nancy) Hambleton
Oxford Rd
Oscar Madison
N.Y
Vernon D. Burkhart
Rentie Baker
Ernest E. Angino
W. 27Th
Carol W. Amerine
Westdale Rd
His
Daphne
April
Stacy
Deerfield School
Jack Landreth
Avalon Rd
Odell Shaver
Ark
Alan
Julie) Hack
Mass
Wallace G. Clark Jr
W. Seventh
Charles A. Huie
Stephen L. Abrams
W. 29Th
Brook
Anna W. Berger
Cadet
Frank Robbins
W. Khighth Ter
Richard J. Holzmeister
W. 20Th
Savings and Loan
Robert R. Floyd
Wellington Rd
LA Area
Arthur Cahill
Mabel Meyers
Cahill
San Fernando Veterans Hospital
Sylmar
Meyers
Long Beach
William Johnston
Board of Education
Los Angeles High
Legislative
9Th
Indiana
City Post
Concerned Citizens
Ramada Inn
West 6Th Street
A. W. Shackelford
Allison
Thomas
Massachusetts
Warren Mortuary
New Hampshire
Lawrence, Kansas
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