Efficiency Study Sought for State by El Dorado Man
Rep. Ervin Grant of El Dorado proposes a Little Hoover Commission to study Kansas state government. He cites rising costs, duplications, and overlapping services and argues for a full inquiry into agencies to improve economy and administration.
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Topeka
Hoover Commission
Ervin Grant
Rel Dorado
Grant
Kansas
Christmas Club deposits top two billion in 1968
In 1968 more than 10,000 U.S. banks and savings institutions mailed out a record 2 113 624 000 in Christmas Club savings to a record 15 725 000 savers.
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Agnew Seen As Neighborly Figure Rising To Veep
Washington AP profiles Spiro T. Agnew as an affable everyday man. A Baltimore native with Greek roots, he rose from selling vegetables to become Maryland governor and then America’s 39th vice president after aligning with Nixon.
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Spiro T. Agnew
Trio Arrested In Law Theft Investigations Ongoing
Three Lawrence men aged 23, 25 and 34 were arrested around 10 50 p m by city police and are under investigation for stealing a radius arm saw from a house under construction in Jefferson County No charges have been filed yet Sheriff Carl Eisenhower said charges would be filed later Police stopped the car when the trunk was open and the saw was found in the vehicle The saw owner is Bill Augustus of 1818 Miss St Police report six other thefts and four vandalism incidents in Lawrence including two saws $125 each and a $50 cord from a storage shed at 2148 W 26th St a Persian rug worth $350 from 1104 Tenn St and a $217 cash sum from the Holiday Inn at 23rd and Iowa Streets. Additional items include a $50 sign from Interstate Securities Co a $40 coat from a city lot and a $30 tachometer from an unlocked car Slashed tops on two convertibles were also reported.
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Jefferson County
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Bill Augustus
Miss. St
Kenneth Klingenberg
Rt. 4
W. 26Th St
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Tenn. St
Holiday Inn
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Ray Muensch
Interstate Securities Co
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Income Tax Service
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Lincoln St
Nixon speech draws mixed reactions across nation
Clergy and lawmakers praised the address while critics like Rev. Ralph Abernathy urged urgency on hunger poverty and race. Analysts called it measured but confusing with praise from Sen. Fulbright and Muskie, and cautious optimism from Ford and others. The Kremlin and Vatican offered messages of peace as world leaders urged restraint and unity.
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Workshop on Elderly Needs at KU February
A five day workshop titled Meeting the Challenge of the Later Years will be held February 3-7 at the Kansas University Extension Center Garvey Building Wichita. Ed win Kaskowitz of the Gerontological Society will direct. Twenty four stipends offset travel costs. Faculty includes Conboy Harrod Key Morse and others from KU Kansas State Denver University and Kansas State University. The program covers elderly definitions aging community needs resources and communications. The Westminster Abbey clock dates to 1860 with a 17th century dial designed by Thomas Buggins of Clerkenwell.
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Kansas
Kansas University Extension Center
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Edwin Kaskowitz
The
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St. Louis
William A. Conboy
KU Department of Speech and Drama
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Division of Services For
Kansas State
Rabbi's tongue in cheek letter sparks campus power plea
In a humorous open letter to Adelphi University president, Brooklyn rabbi Karl Applbaum urges a broad, ethnically flavored curriculum including Irish jigs Yiddish Italian and Hebrew studies and declares a march with the Ram’s Horn if demands go unmet. He cites Jewish Irish Italian instructors and even Dayan backing the protest.
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Adelphi University
Karl Applbaum
Brooklyn
Garibaldi
Rabbi Applbaum
O’brien
Long Islind
The
Association of the United States Army
Robert Olmsted
Long Island University
Two Injured in Salina Vehicle Crash at 2522 Iowa Street
Joseph F. Miller and Janet K. Brune were treated and released after an accident at 2 p.m. Monday at 2522 Iowa St. Brune attempted a left turn entering a private drive, with damage to Miller’s car estimated at 2100 dollars and Brune’s at 1050.
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Joseph F. Miller
Salina
Janet K. Brune
Rt. 1
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Iowa St
Donald A. Miller
Belvue
Stuart F. Brune
Brune
Lawrence
Miller
Unique German Lectures Series Planned at Kansas University
Kansas University presents a German lecture series funded by a $1,000 Max Kade Foundation grant. The Bonn professor canceled due to family illness, replaced by shorter lectures. The lineup includes Goethe Institute actors, a German actress, and scholars from Oxford, Cologne, Tubingen, and Illinois with Wilfred Malsch and Harry Haile scheduled for February and April.
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Max Kade Foundation
J. A. Buzzle
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
University of Bonn
Goethe Institute of Munich
Ernest Stahl
Oxford University
Paul Bockmann
University of Cologne
Illinois University
Wilfred Malsch
University of Tubingen
Rice University
Harry Haile
University of Illinois
Non-Traffic Court Actions For Five Defendants
Five defendants listed received sentences or parolings on non - traffic offenses. Larry Hamilton and Houston Keen Jr were paroled after checks failed. David Bales and Margaret J Jones faced insufficient funds charges with varying terms. Hurshel LeRoy Courtney in Sunflower also listed for insufficient funds.
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Larry Hamilton
N.J. St
Houston E. Keen Jr
W. 22Nd St
David Bales
W. 21St Ter
William M. Nelson
Calif. St
Margaret J. Jones
Ind. St
Hurshel LeRoy Courtney
Sunflower
Kansas Professor Wins $14 032 Grant for Chemistry Study
Richard S. Givens, assistant professor at Kansas University, receives a 14 032 grant from the Institute of General Medical Sciences to fund the first year of a three year study on bicyclic ketones. Sister Rose Heidrick of the Nazareth Motherhouse in Concordia joins as a PhD candidate collaborator.
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Richard S. Givens
Kansas University
Institute of General Medical Sciences
U.S. Public Health Service
Rose Heidrick
Nazareth
Concordia
Divorces Filed for Multiple Couples
Ronald L Sundbye separates from De lores A Sundbye. Virginia Lee Eaves splits from Charles Henry Eaves. Denzal R Wilder divorces Patty J Wilder. Frances L Dubon ends marriage with Jose A Dubon.
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Delores A. Sundbye
Virginia Lee Eaves
Charles Henry Eaves
Denzal R. Wilder
Patty J. Wilder
Frances L. Dubon
Jose A. Dubon
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