Service Week Set at LHS by Student Council
Lawrence High School plans a four day Service Week Tuesday through Friday led by Sylvia Moore president. Proceeds fund Managua Relief Fund and American Cancer Society with two thirds to relief efforts and one third to cancer research. Auctions in homerooms and after school raise funds with items like cookies clothes mushrooms and Shakespeare props. Last year the drive raised about 2000 dollars.
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Students to take aptitude test at Kansas University
Thirty five high school students are expected to take an aptitude test at Kansas University today to gauge their engineering aptitude. KU is one of six Kansas centers offering the test. The visitors will be guests of Theta Tau fraternity, with program coordinator Paul G. Hausman guiding the session.
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Two Die as Car Drives Wrong Way on I 70 Crash
Two people died and five were injured when a car went into the westbound lane of Interstate 70 and collided with two oncoming autos near Salina Kansas. Dead were Frank E Mikesell 92 Belleville and Melissa Bressel 19 Herington. Others injured included Monte Jamison 19 Quinter Larry Kelley 22 Topeka plus Jamison Kirk Ward 19 Waldo Kane and Lawrence McGowan 19 Quinter. Kelley treated and released.
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School Finance Debates Dominate Kansas Legislature
The sixth week ended quietly as school finance remained in committee with a Senate report expected midweek. GOP caucuses backed the interim plan with a local option 1.5 percent income tax surcharge and lawmakers debated tax and budget measures amid education funding pressure.
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