Salem Chapel to serve as new Scouting center in Eudora
Renovation of the Salem Chapel six miles east of Lawrence, loaned by the Eudora United Methodist Church, will provide a permanent meeting space for Boy and Girl Scouts, Cub Scouts and community groups. The project, led by Oscar Broers and Glenn Wineinger, is funded by a $500 operating budget from local contributions and CPA proceeds, with restoration costs estimated up to $3,000. An Eudora Youth Service Organization coordinates efforts as work continues through volunteers, with completion hoped for March or April and an open house planned near finalization.
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Eudora
Salem Chapel
Lawrence
Eudora United Methodist Church
Glenn Wineinger
Eudora Youth Service Organization
EYSO
Brownies
Girl Scouts
Cub Scouts
Boy Scouts
GSC pushes for graduate student gains at KU
Kansas University's Graduate Student Council led by Ellen Reynolds seeks office space, funding, and services for grads. The group pushes fee waivers, TA salary hikes, and a graduate job service while planning a Feb. 4 general meeting in the Kansas Union Jayhawk Room.
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Ellen Reynolds
Graduate Student Council
GSC
Ms. Reynolds
Kansas University
The
Tle
del Shankel
William Argersinger
Kansas Union
Newletter
Jayhawk
Baldwin elects candidates for school board seats
Baldwin 37 year old Alice Randel of 1302 Seventh entered the April school board race as the second candidate. She is a letter carrier in Lawrence and has lived in Baldwin since the 1950s with five children. Kay A. Wright also filed in December seeking a seat. Filing closes January 28. posts expire for Schoepflin Gibler Pohl and Selzer.
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Baldwin
Alice Randel
Randel
Lawrence
Duane
U.S. Industrial Chemicals
DeSoto
Lynn
Earl
Danny
Johnny
Gwen
Baldwin Board
Kay A. Wright
Henrietta Schoepflin
Paul Gibler
Orvil Pohl
Wilfred Selzer
Kissinger weighs next Middle East trip to bridge peace gaps
Secretary of State Kissinger, after three days with Israeli Foreign Minister Allon, is crafting plans for a possible in person trip to the region within weeks. He aims to bridge gaps with Egypt and Israel, seeking an interim Sinai withdrawal and a five year pact. Egypt’s ambassador stressed patience and even handed U.S. policy amid ongoing disengagement talks.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
Yigal Allon
Kissinger
Egypt
Israel
Allon
Syria
Hermann Eilts
Cairo
Anwar Sadat
Sinai
State Department
Ghorbal
Williamsburg
United States
U.S
Fire kills eight in Baltimore row house blaze
A three-story brick row house on Wallbrook Ave in western Baltimore burned in a three alarm fire early today. About 80 city firefighters recovered at least eight bodies as they sifted through ruins. it was unclear how many families lived there.
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Baltimore
Wallbrook Ave
Hope takes lion's share of charity game profits
The Southern Cross says Bob Hope received about 25,000 from the Catholic Charity Bowl receipts on Sept 20, leaving 10,000 for four Catholic high schools. Hope says a San Diego businessman arranged the appearance and pledged a hospital donation, but he knew nothing of the letter from church leaders expressing shock.
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San Diego
Calif
Bob Hope
Southern Cross
Diocese of
Hope
Allen Kent
Eisenhower Memorial Hospital
Palm Springs
Eisenhower Hospital
Church
Kent
Denny Knox set study procedure for minority trades plan
The Hometown Plan to recruit minority workers into Lawrence construction trades has shown limited progress in six months though minority placement in unions has risen. Lawrence HR chief Rebelio Samuel says five Black and Indian workers have entered union training via Topeka and Kansas City agents with several starting next month and in spring.
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Lawrence Human Resources Department
Lawrence
Rebelio Samuel
Topeka
Kansas City
Lawrence teachers reach plan for class grievance procedure
Lawrence educators and the school district will work for weeks to establish a class grievance process. Supt. Carl Knox and LEA president Millard Denny agreed to start negotiations, with Darrell Ward and David Kendall named to draft the plan. A March 3 hearing on the current protest by about 200 teachers remains in limbo until the new mechanism is approved.
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Lawrence
Carl Knox
Millard Denny
Lawrence Education Assn
Board of Education
David Kendall
LEA
Lawrence High
Darrell Ward
Denny
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CPA
Eudora Boy Scout
Mideast Gap
Robert Anderson
Allen
Ashraf Ghorbal
Virginia Bar Association
Journal-World
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American Telephone & Telegraph Co
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Donald I. Baker
Federal Communications Bar Association
U.S. District Court
At&t
Western Electric Co
Vatican City
Gyalwa Karmaypa
Paul VI
Lawrence Rentals Exchange
Denny, Knox
Samuel
Harold Shepard
Lawrence Minority Coalition
Shepard
Governor’s Manpower Commission
Topeka Opportunities Industralization Center
Douglas County
Sirloin Stockade
Big Savings
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U.S.D.A
Srlom Tockade
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