Kansas Debates Presidential Primary and Regents Bond Powers
Bills intro duced in the Kansas Legislature propose a statewide presidential primary binding delegates by primary results and requiring 5000 voter petitions. Another measure lets the Board of Regents issue revenue bonds for school buildings beyond current limits. Other actions cover antitrust advertising rules, campus protest discipline, engineers licensing powers, and civil service expansion plus notary oath fees.
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Topeka
Kansas
Board of Regents
Sen
Kansas Board of Regents
Senate
Ways and Means
Steadman Ball
Atchison
Leslie Droge
R Seneca
John Vermillion
Independence
State Licensing Board
State Board of Tax Appeals
Harris Kept Busy Asking for Advice
In 17 days as Democratic National chairman Senator Fred Harris has written about 4,000 party leaders for advice, created several task forces, and laid plans across many fields. He aims to appoint a Policy Committee and two reform groups soon while tackling debt, organization, and the 1970 elections. Senator Harold Hughes urged prompt action warning state legislative closures could hinder reform.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Fred Harris
Harris
Harold E. Hughes
D Lowa
Hughes
Voice Instructor Sings Two Leads in Denver Operas
David Holloway of Kansas University sings the baritone leads in two modern one act operas produced by the Denver Lyric Opera Company and Temple Buell College in Denver. The works are The Unicorn in My Garden and Hello Out There. Holloway has appeared in five Kansas City Lyric Opera productions, spent summers in Santa Fe and with Central City Opera, and in Merola. He grew up in Gas City and studied at KU.
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David Holloway
Kansas University
Denver Lyric Opera Company
Temple Buell College
Denver
Colo
Russell Smith
James Thurber
Jack Beeson
William Saroyan
Holloway
Kansas City Lyric Opera
Santa Fe Opera
Central City Opera
Colorado
Merola Opera
San Francisco Opera Company
Gas City
Iola
Microbiology Professor Earns Grant for Bacteria Study
James M. Akagi of Kansas University receives a 1801 grant from the Public Health Service to study sulfate reducing bacteria. He focuses on heat loving, oxygen free organisms and their hydrogen sulfide odor production in hot springs to understand their biology and potential space relevance.
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James M. Akagi
Kansas University
The
U.S. Public Health Service
Akagi
Space
Frantic Ice Rescue After River Ice Breaks Near Wichita
Ronald D. Roberts, 21, stepped onto thin Arkansas River ice in downtown Wichita to save minutes of travel. The ice sank under him about 50 feet from shore as a policeman and a fireman fell in while others assisted. Rescued after 20 minutes in icy water, Roberts received hospital treatment for exposure.
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Wichita, Kan
Ronald D. Roberts
Arkansas
Roberts
North Shore
Hearing Reset For Mike Glass
A preliminary hearing for Michael Fugene Glass 18 of Lawrence on narcotics possession is reset to 2 p.m. March 6 in the Olathe Magistrate Court. Glass is free on 1500 bond. co defendant Thomas Hamilton Nash 23 of Topeka is free on 2000 bond. They were arrested January 6 near DeSoto where deputies found syringes white powder tablets capsules and other items and charged with heroin and LSD possession.
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Olathe
Olathe Magistrate Court
Michael Fugene Glass
Lawrence
Thomas Hamilton Nash
Topeka
DeSoto
Johnson County
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House
Edward Reilly Jr
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Reilly
Kerner Commission
Cochairman
Hubert Humphrey
Mike Mansfield
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BUD Jennings Carpeis & Draperies Inc
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Western Home Builders Incorporated
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Kansas Power and Light Company
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