Fee Control Again an Issue at KU Board of Regents
Students at Kansas University and the Kansas Board of Regents revisit control of student activity funds in the second semester. StudEx proposes a boycott to reclaim fee allocations, while the Senate declines to sponsor the strike and considers censuring StudEx.
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Kansas University
Kansas Board of Regents
Student Senate Executive Committee
StudEx
Bill Ebert
Student Senate
Senate
Board of Regents
Women’s Center
Topeka
Senate Finance and Auditing Committee
Ebert
Service personnel updates from Lawrence area
Airman Antone E Hackett of Lawrence completed basic training at Lackland AFB Texas and will train in metalworking at Chanute AFB Illinois. he is a 1968 Pomona High School graduate and husband of Patricia Hess. Lt Mitchell, a September 1968 Army recruit and 1964 Lawrence High School graduate, earned the Bronze Star while serving as a platoon leader in the 8th Engineer Battalion at Ft Bragg. Dennis M Bouse of Lawrence was promoted to Army Specialist Four while serving as an explosive ordnance disposal specialist with the 87th EOD at Presidio of San Francisco. he is a 1969 Lawrence High School graduate.
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Antone E. Hackett
Lawrence
Lackland Afb
Tex
Chanute Afb
Ill
Airman
Hackett
Pomona High School
Patricia Hess
Vietnam
Mitchell
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Lawrence High School
Missouri School of Mines
Rolla
Dennis M. Bouse
Dale Bouse
Miller
87Th Ordnance Detachment
Explosive Ordnance Disposal
Presidio
San Francisco
Calif
Bouse
Army
Ft. Leonard Wood
Two local servicemen earn medals in Vietnam and training
Marine Pvt Lonnie G Winkleman son of Mr and Mrs Don Winkleman Rt 2 Wellsville recently graduated from Individual Combat Training at Camp Pendleton Calif Army 1st Lt Jeffrey C Mitchell 24 son of Mr and Mrs Alexander C Mitchell 1626 W 20th recently received the Bronze Star medal while serving with the 1st Cavalry Division near Bien Hoa Vietnam He was presented the Bronze Star medal for distinguishing himself through meritorious service.
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Lonnie G. Winkleman
Don Winkleman
Rt. 2
Wellsville
Marine Corps Base
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Army
Jeffrey C. Mitchell
Alexander C. Mitchell
1St Cavalry Division
Bien Hoa
Vietnam
Gas octane labeling ordered by FTC to curb emissions
The FTC requires major gasoline stations to post minimum octane ratings starting June 28 1971 to prevent engine damage and reduce air pollution. Higher octane gasoline can waste money and raise emissions while too low octane harms engines. The rule applies to large refiners and chains covering about 80 percent of sales. small independents are exempt.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Kansas Governor’s Committee Reports Federal Crime Funds
TOPEKA AP The governor's Committee on Criminal Administration received 324 000 in federal funds to upgrade and expand local law enforcement in Kansas. Gov. Robert Docking announced planning funds approved by the Justice Department. He said more than 2 million has been awarded to local agencies and over 4 million in operating money will be used to improve the state's criminal justice system.
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Topeka
Governor’s Committee On Criminal Administration
Kansas
Robert Docking
Justice Department
Docking
Marathon basketball game ties after 71 hours in Ohio
Forty Belmont High School pupils played in shifts in a marathon game in Dayton ending with a 5 318 to 5 318 tie after 71 hours. The players aimed for 71 hours because all graduates were set to graduate in 1971.
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Dayton
Ohio
Belmont High School
Today in History January First Highlights Across Centuries
On this date in 1868 Abraham Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation freeing enslaved people. Other events include Rio de Janeiro’s founding in 1531, Paul Revere’s birth in 1735, the 1863 Homestead Act, Beatrice Nebraska land claims, Australia’s 1901 proclamation, Castro’s 1959 Cuban revolution, Laos military gains, Pope Paul VI urging Soviet China to end Vietnam War, and recent Israeli air strikes along the Suez Canal.
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Abraham Lincoln
Rio de Janeiro
Paul Revere
Boston
U.S
Beatrice
Neb
Commonwealth of Australia
Laos
Paul VI
Soviet Union
China
Negro Named to MU Board of Curators
Theodore D. McNeal of St. Louis was appointed to the University of Missouri Board of Curators, effective next Thursday. He becomes the first Black member of the nine man board, filling the unexpired term of Oliver B. Ferguson who resigned today as a Fredericktown publisher.
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Jefferson City
Theodore D. McNeal
St. Louis
University of Missouri Board of Curators
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Engineering Council
Rifle Club
Catalyst
Black Students Union
Pat Bailey
Bailey
Antone Hackett
Dennis Bouse
Lonnie Winkleman
Jeffrey Mitchell
Stawrence
Schendel
Minnesota
Mase
Uae
Montgonery
Mens Coats
Enuen Ovene
Pees
Massachusetts
Halsol
Whelans Inc
TES East
le Aeey
Mens House Shoes
Childrens
Big Girls
THE
Associated Press
Fidel Castro
Fulgencio Batista
Suez Canal
Lawrence Glass and Mirror CO
Che
N.H
Negro
Panasonic
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