Rising KU human experimentation proposals spark ethics debate
Kansas University professor Cecil Miskel notes a surge in yearly human experimentation proposals with about 70 per year over two recent academic years and 41 in the first three months of this year. He explains HEW guidelines apply mainly to medical research while KU reviews psychological and sociological studies to protect participant rights.
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Kansas University
Cecil Miskel
Miskel
Reas
Psychology
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
American Psychological Assny
Kansas
Hampton Shirer
Miskell
Deadline Near for KU Show Friday
Deadline approaches for entries to the 19th annual Kansas-Designer-Craftsman Show at KU. Open to current and former Kansas residents, entries may be mailed or delivered to Oliver Hall receiving room on Naismith Street.
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Kansas
Gary Nemcheck
Kansas University Design Department
Naismith Street
Oliver Hall
Nemcheck
Kansas Union Gallery
Center Reported In Good Shape At KU Child Care Center
The Kansas University Hill top Child Care Center is self supporting and financially sound per director Judy Bendvengo. Opened last August in the Student Activities Building for KU students staff and faculty families, it runs at full capacity with 54 children. The center received 20000 from the Student Senate for start up, with tuition and funds covering all costs and debts. a short term loan from the EU Endowment Association will be paid off soon.
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Kansas University Hilltop
Judy Bendvengo
Jayhawk Boulevard
Kansas Union For Children of KU
EU Endowment Association
Woman Paroled After Five-Year Probation for 1972 Shooting
Delores D. Anderson, 34, was sentenced October 5 to five to 20 years and given five years probation in Douglas County Court. She must stay in Charleston, D C, and not return to Douglas County for five years. Anderson pled guilty to aggravated battery for a July 4 1972 shooting injuring Linda Thomas 18 in Lawrence.
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Delores D. Anderson
Charleston
D.C
Douglas County
Thomas
Leaders Discuss School Finances in Topeka Meeting
Gov. Robert Docking and Kansas legislative leaders met at the executive mansion to discuss his plan for financing public schools and property tax relief. Docking touted 40 million dollars in new education funding while press attendance was limited.
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Kan
Robert Docking
Executive Mansion
Docking
Robert F. Bennett
Senate
Duane McGill
House
McGill
Bennett
Statehouse
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