Kansas Democrats report outgo exceeds income by $60,000
The Kansas Democratic State Committee filed a year ending November 30 report showing unofficial receipts of $230,371.02 and disbursements of $293,165.39. Loans, advertising firms, consultants, and political committees appear among major transactions with payments to Christenson-Barclay and others, and $4,729.71 paid to Governor's assistant Paul Pendergast.
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KU Grad Student Attends Seminar in Washington Trip
Jaime Borda, a Kansas University journalism graduate student from Tarija Bolivia, will join a four day midwinter Contemporary America Seminar funded by the Ford Foundation. The program features informal interviews with Congress justices and executive officials, travel scholarships for 20 foreign students, and lodging with council members.
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Kansas University
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Professor Quirk Receives $29700 NSF Grant at KU
James P. Quirk, KU economics professor, was awarded a $29,700 National Science Foundation grant. He already has $88,000 in NSF support since joining KU in 1966 from Purdue. His work centers on mathematical economics and qualitative dynamics ahead of his second book.
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Kansas University
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Quirk
Purdue
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