120 Slated For Meeting Of Chamber
Sheldon W. Stahl of the Kansas City Federal Reserve is expected to address about 120 people at a Lawrence Chamber of Commerce lunch meeting at the Holiday Inn. The event doubles as the Lawrence Industrial recognition meeting with top local executives to be honored for community contributions. Reservations close Tuesday noon.
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Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Holiday Inn
Lawrence
Lawrence Industries and Banks
Chamber
Private Colleges in Trouble Grow Says AAC Study
Washington AP The Association of American Colleges reports private colleges face deepening financial distress with closures rising. Jellema notes small schools under 500 and large ones over 4,000 students most at risk and calls for federal help in student aid construction and institutional grants. The four year study spans 1967-68 to 1970-71 with 554 responses.
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Washington
Association of American Colleges
William J. Jellema
AAC
Frederic Ness
Two Injured in One-Vehicle Crash in Lawrence
At 1 49 a m Sunday on Lyons Road near North Seventh in Lawrence two men James P Jones 21 Rt 1 Tonganoxie and Kenneth R Pickers 20 Rt 2 Tonganoxie were checked at Memorial Hospital then released. The driver said another car forced him off the road and his car veered into a ditch. Damage estimated at 200 dollars. Police logged six other weekend collisions with one major property damage case involving Arthur L Plank 32 of 2116 Tenn. who struck a parked truck on Locust near North Third at 12 22 a m. Plank said he did not see the truck owned by James Hattabaugh. Damage to Plank’s car estimated at 2000 dollars.
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Lawrence ‘Memorial ‘Hospital
Lyons
North Seventh
Lawrence Price
James P. Jones
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Tonganoxie
Kenneth R. Pickers
Rt. 2
Jones
Arthur L. Plank
Tenn
Locust
North Third
Plank
James Hattabaugh
Lawrence
Seaweed Poultice Used Since Ancient Times
Seaweed once used as a poultice nearly five thousand years ago remains placed under bandages to aid healing. It also serves in making cough syrups and other medicines, and as a surgical dissolving agent that need not be removed.
KU Liberal Arts Faculty to vote by mail on bylaw revisions
Kansas University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences faculty will mail vote January 13 through 25 on a second set of bylaw amendments. Delbert Shankel cites five changes including a two thirds majority for amendments and limited voting rights for students and teaching assistants, with minority representation options.
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College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Kansas University
Shankel
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