Four Lawrence school projects win state approval funds
Four Lawrence public school projects totaling 81 169 in federal aid win state approval at a Lawrence Board of Education meeting. Programs include library personnel reading and adult education funding plus special services and reading initiatives across district schools.
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Lawrence Public Schools
Lawrence Board of Education
Board of Education
Carl S. Knox
New York
McAllaster
Woodlawn
Pinckney
East Heights
Cordley
Knox
Lawrence
Lawrence Education Association
James
Bill) Paddock
Kansas Association
Topeka
W. A. Richel
Lesh, Bradley and
Barrand
Richel
Crescent Oil Inc
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Delta Chi
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Sigma Chi
Alpha Phi
Phi Kappa Psi
Alpha Omicron Pi
Acacia
Delta Delta Delta
Kappa Alpha Theta
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Pi Beta Phi
Lawrence Public
Lawrence Youth Diagnostic and Opportunity Center
Kansas asks delay in Senate reapportionment ruling
A Kansas attorney general motion asks a three judge panel to delay the April 1 deadline for creating new Senate districts after a ruling that the 40 member body was mis apportioned. The brief argues interim terms would disrupt government and cites changes in districts as justification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas Attorney General
Senate
Robert C. Sonderholm
Sonderholm
Kansas House of Representatives
Memorial Hospital Births and Residents List
Memorial Hospital records list births and residents including Mrs Evelyn Kimball of 928 North J., Mrs Sarah Vaughn of 2033 Emerald Drive Byron Springer Jr of 1731 Indiana, Charles Rickabaugh 1017 Connecticut, George Benson 1902 Harper, Richard Smay Kansas City Kansas, Kimberly Ellis Perry, Mrs Bertha Meyer Tonganoxie, Kathryn Adams 2125 Terrace Road, Mrs Kathleen Allen and baby boy Baldwin, Mrs Jacolin Schweda 1517 West 9th Street, Wayne Bauer Eudora, Walter Hall 638 Alabama, Mrs Alice Henderson Route 2 Terry Crow 2509 West 6th, Mrs Wanda Carleton 73642 Mass, Mrs Margaret Nelson and baby boy 1605 West 9th Street, Mr and Mrs William Perry Stouffer Place, a daughter born Monday.
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Frank Lescher
Del
Evelyn Kimball
N. J
Sarah Vaughn
Emerald Dr
Byron Springer Jr
Ind
Charles Rickabaugh
Conn
George Benson
Harper
Richard Smay
Kansas City
Kan
Kimberly Ellis
Perry
Bertha Meyer
Kathryn Adams
Terrace Rd
Kathleen Allen
Baldwin
Jacolin Schweda
W. 9Th St
Wayne Bauer
Eudora
Walter Hall
Ala
Alice Henderson
Terry Crow
W. 6Th
Wanda Carleton
Mass
Margaret Nelson
9Th St
Steel price hike postponed by Colorado Fuel and Iron
The Colorado Fuel and Iron Corp. postponed an announced increase in the price of structural steel that was set to take effect today in Pueblo Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo, Colo
Colorado Fuel and Iron Corp
Federal Budget Projection Rises to 110 Billion
The White House expects the 1967 federal budget to total 110 billion to 115 billion dollars, not less than 110 billion. Moyers cited reductions from initial agency requests of about 125 billion and noted several hundred million dollar items still under review across defense and domestic programs.
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Washington
White House
Bill D. Moyers
Dividends Due On GI Insurance
The Veterans Administration announced GI life insurance dividends will be paid on policy anniversary dates, reversing a Kennedy era speedup. This year 4,606,000 veterans will receive 224.2 million dollars, with averages of 47.50 for World War II veterans and 73.75 for World War I veterans.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
U.S
Waterford in Ireland Brews Fresh Fishing Feud
In Waterford Ireland violence flares as Northern Ireland and southern fishermen clash over fishing rights. The 1020 ton corvette Macha fired a warning salvo after trawlers were rammed amid a feud dating to 1960 over republican waters. Michael Orpen faces Malicious Damage charge for damaging the Victory. Extra police prep for Friday court amid IRA tensions.
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Northern Ireland
Macha
Republic
Waterford
Michael Orpen
Bagindun Head
County Wexford
William McKee
North
McKee
Irish Republican Army
Ireland
Kentucky Fewer Covered Bridges Remain
In Kentucky only 18 covered bridges survive, with most located in the Bluegrass region, reflecting a dwindling number of these historic structures.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
Bluegrass
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Kansas
Baby Jane
Charlotte
Tere
Antarctica
Wakefield Dort Jr
East
Deane W. Malott
Cornell University
J. Peter Mills
Dort
William Perry
Stouffer Place
Lawrence Theatres
Granada LA Theatre
Connie Mauree
Osu Hatton
Ewyatt- Jones
REE Theatre
Tighway
Marton Rukschor
Sasey
Oy James
Paul Ewin
GI Insurance
South
Europe
Kevin Barry
Westburn
Duck’s
Duck
Lawrence National Bank
Lawrence National
Lawrence Area
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