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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1966
Page
7
Discussion at Lawrence High School summer sessions explores expanding loans and scholarships to increase college access for students. The focus is on making higher education more affordable and attainable for all attendees.
A brief quote from Daryl Pickett, 16, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Pickett, addresses college scholarships. He notes scholarships exist though many are not publicized and supports helping financially needy, bright students access aid.
Barbara Hubbell, 14, ninth grade, Route 3, speaks on education promising better jobs and living. She urges access for those who want to attend college and improve their education.
Pam Mailhiot a 17 year old senior from 1306 W 19th St Terr says there are many paths to higher education. She notes loans from the government education through the army and scholarships as ways to pay for college.
Mike Fisher, a ninth grader at 810 Schwarz, speaks about education and securing a good job. He notes many lack funds but aspire to improve through schooling and work opportunities. He emphasizes commitment to learning as a path to employment.
Mary Kralik a junior in high school comments on loan and scholarship access urging more options for students. Ron Monaghan a sophomore also weighs in saying current scholarships suffice and many can fund college without extra loans.
A survey of 1,085 teens finds over 35 percent plan to skip prom this year, with costs and lack of invites cited among top reasons. Most want more casual atmosphere, and some call for better entertainment and slow music to revive interest.
Gary Chilton, 11, pitched a no hitter for Wichita American Legion after breaking his left arm and moving from first base. He struck out 10, walked two, in a 52 1 3 inning gem and after the injury has gone 3 0 with a . bat a cleanup hitter, fielding with a single hand while his shortstop handles the throws.
Jazz on the nation's campuses rises from extra curricular to music curriculum status. The Mobile Jazz Festival hosts Alabama hosts Spring Hill College with Florida A and M University and Florida State honored groups. Indiana University Jazz Ensemble and West Chester State College units earn top honors at Notre Dame and Villanova festivals.
The British government road lab reports a 13 percent drop in serious accidents in the first four months after speed limits were imposed on 100000 miles of major roads. The Ministry of Transport will keep the limits amid protests from drivers groups and sports car enthusiasts. Limits run 50 mph on busy trunk roads and 70 mph on superhighways.
Tenn star Jane Morgan discusses integrating rock n roll into her ballad style. She plans to record Young Rascals' Young Lovin and the Righteous Brothers Soul and Inspiration with new arrangements after deciphering lyrics and choosing keys. She practices by standing on her head to stay in trim.
Former Olympic skier David L. Lawrence sues for divorce from Andrea Mead Lawrence citing cruelty in a Los Angeles Superior Court filing. The Rutland Vermont couple, married March 13 1951 in Davos Switzerland, were on the 1952 U.S. Olympic team in Oslo. Mrs. Lawrence seeks maintenance and custody protections for their five children.
Reports from remote parts of Nepal state that at least 150 persons died and about 5,200 homes were destroyed in the June 20 earthquake government officials announced today.
Nervous newcomers seek tips for meeting a new boss. The article advises careful self preparation before interviews and suggests attire such as a navy blue suit and gloves. It notes nerves can cause stumbles and emphasizes poise during the employment office visit.
The chart highlights Paperback Writer by the Beatles at number one and Strangers In The Night by Frank Sinatra holding second place for the second week. New entries include Along Comes Mary by The Association and Muddy Water by Johnny Rivers, with The Rolling Stones debuting Mother’s Little Helper.
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