KU students split on Kansas faculty 10 percent rise debate
An informal Kansas Union survey finds four of 20 students know KU seeks a 10 percent unclassified faculty pay increase. Most doubt the plan, fear tuition shifts, or strike possible, while some warn qualified professors may leave if denied.
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Kansas University
Kansas Union
Kansas Legislature
Mike Wick
Kansas City
Kansas
Susan Rapp
Overland Park
Gallaton Thomas
Antonio Taliaferro
Moring
Baker University to Honor Newspaper Industry Figures at Banquet
The fourth estate dominates Baker University annual awards with seven honorees. Dolph Simons Sr and Oscar Stauffer receive Special Citizenship Awards. Ralph Markham and Miriam Fetheroll get Distinguished Service Awards. G. Murray Ross and Ralph Warner are honored as Distinguished Alumni. Rep. John J. Rhodes will speak. Jerald Walker outlines Parmenter Hall restoration. The Missouri Kansas State game March 3 may affect the Big Eight title and NCAA bid, limited by telecast rules.
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Baldwin
Baker University
Alameda Plaza
Kansas City
Dolph C. Simons Sr
the World Co
Lawrence Journal-World
Oscar S. Stauffer
Topeka Capital-Journal
BAKER
Ralph H. Markham
Miriam Markham Fetheroll
van Nuys, Calif., Publishing Co
Maurice W. Markham
W.C. Markham
G. Murray Ross
Newton
W. Ralph Warner
Columbia Union National Bank Board
John J. Rhodes
R-Ariz
Jerald C. Walker
Parmenter Hall
Manhattan
Topeka
St. Joseph
Kansas-Nebraska
Lawrence
Express mail service to begin in Lawrence Monday
Lawrence residents will have guaranteed 24 hour mail service to 600 cities coast to coast starting Monday. The express program was approved after a year of planning by city officials and the Chamber of Commerce.
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Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce and
Postal Customer Services Council
Seventh
Vermont
Eddie Biffert
Post Office
Biffert
Baltimore
Lawrence High set to fund Washington trip with fundraiser sale
Lawrence High aims to raise 22500 for an April Kennedy Center trip by a March 5 and 6 rummage and bake sale at the Douglas County Fairgrounds. Donations totaling 16500 are needed after student contributions cover 6000. The event includes fruit sales, flag sales, a telethon March 20, and performances by music groups.
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Douglas County Fairgrounds
Washington
Lawrence High Music
Shirley Pozdro
Parent and Drive
Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts
Texas
Lawrence Boys' Club to honor local youths at banquet
More than 250 people are expected for the 1976 awards banquet at 6 30 p m Thursday in the Kansas Union. Whitey Herzog Kansas City Royals manager will be the featured speaker. Fifty eight boys will receive club jackets eight youngsters receive special service awards and a Boy of the Year will be announced. It is the second year for the event following last year’s speakers Bud Moore and Paul Wiggin.
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Lawrence
Kansas Union
Whitey Herzog
Kansas City Royals
Bud Moore
Paul Wiggin
Kansas City Chiefs
Baldwin Former Congressmen Roy to Visit Baker University
Former congressman William R. Roy will visit Baker University on Tuesday to speak to several classes about health care legislation and abortion as part of the Associate Faculty Program. In 1500 B C the Creteans on a Mediterranean island were a flourishing people.
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Baldwin
William R. Roy
Baker University
Dr. Roy
Senate panel rejects Ford Social Security tax plan
The Senate Finance Committee rejected President Ford's plan to raise Social Security taxes by up to one dollar per worker weekly. The committee will not include a payroll tax increase in 1977, while it may boost SSI benefits by up to 900 million dollars next year. The move suggests a growing deficit outlook, with solvency projected through 1981 despite widening gaps between tax receipts and benefit payments.
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Washington
Ford
Congress
White House
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
House
Finance Committee
Mittee
Ford Administration
Russell B. Long
D-La
Boycott Ends On Boat Operator Licensing Bill
A Topeka House transportation committee killed a bill requiring certificates for motorboat operators over 24 horsepower. Representative Lloyd Buzzi of Lawrence said the measure was not ready to advance. The proposal would have mandated a certificate issued by the secretary of transportation.
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Topeka
House Committee On Transportation and Utilities
Lloyd Buzzi
R-Lawrenceée
Secretary of Transportation
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Steve Moring
Ron Smith
Lee & Buekel Construction Co
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KU Endowment Assn
Fred Ellsworth
KU Alumni Association
Kansas 4-H Foundation
William Allen White Foundation
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Kansas City Federal Reserve District
Stauffer
Topeka Capital- Journal
Kansas Board of Regents
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California Newspaper Publishers Assn
Greater Los Angeles
Newspaper Service Bureau, Inc
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American Institute of Banking
Ross Industries Inc
G. Murray Ross Laboratories
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Warner
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Tonganoxie
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Kansas City International Airport
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Kennedy Center
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