Building code flaws linger on KU campuses and state colleges
A survey by Kansas' Board of Regents and Topeka architect Louis J. Krueger finds aging campus buildings on KU and state colleges lacking fire safety. Remodels using wood frame partitions undermine fire resistive design, risking occupant safety as institutions squeeze space and funds.
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Kansas’ Board of Regents
Topeka
Louis J. Krueger
Krueger
Beardmore
KU Debaters Earn Awards During Break
Twelve KU debaters earned 18 awards across UCLA USC Redlands Texas Southwest Missouri State Pittsburg and Vanderbilt meets. Hensley and Russell placed high at UCLA USC Redlands and earned top speaker honors while Beebe Hunter Webster and others won multiple distinctions. Their season total rises to 64 awards.
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University of Redlands
Russell and
Hensley
University of Texas
Charles Whiteman
Atlantic
Iowa
Stewart Bishop
Topeka
Bishop
Whiteman
Southwest Missouri State College
Todd Hunter
Lydia Beebe
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
KU Faculty Club Drive Surpasses Half of $50,000 Goal
The committee raising funds to convert the former Phi Kappa Tau house at 1120 W 11th for a KU Faculty Club reports over 60 percent of the $50,000 goal as of mid last week. Chancellor Nichols praised progress and community support while remodeling contracts are hoped to be awarded next month.
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Kansas University Faculty Club
Henry Snyder
Raymond Nichols
Snyder
Nichols
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Illinois youth slated for adult trial in Douglas County
A preliminary hearing is set for 10 a.m. February 21 in Douglas County Court for Wayman Ferguson a 17 year old from Chicago on grand theft and attempted burglary. He posted a $500 bond and was ordered by the Douglas County Juvenile Court to stand trial as an adult. He is accused of trying to break into an apartment at 255 North Michigan and stealing a radio from a car owned by Pat Aboussie and theft of a car owned by Mike Harding all on January 11.
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Wayman Ferguson
Chicago, Ill
Ferguson
Douglas County Juvenile Court
N. Mich
Harder Welfare Plan Draws Fire From State Official
Dr. Robert Harder proposed reorganizing the Kansas Welfare Department into three divisions with a new Secretary of Welfare over a central “support services” unit. Dr. Robert Haines, head of Institutional Management, urged keeping fiscal administration data processing and auditing within his division and questioned moving children's services away.
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Kan
Robert Harder
State Welfare Department
Robert Haines
Senate
On. Wint Winter
Ottawa
Harder
Department of Welfare
Haines
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