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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1967
Page
15
City and county officials consider a single building housing administration, services and judicial facilities. Architects advised combining facilities, with potential wings for future expansion. A new joint meeting and a tax decision on the city motor vehicle levy are planned for August.
EU staff from Business Education and Liberal Arts will address the group along with lawyers Sidney Harrison Robert Oyler and Fred Six from Lawrence. Robert Gibson executive secretary of the National Committee for Education in Family Finance was featured during opening days of the workshop coordinated by University Extension.
The project moves from dormitories to an apartment complex with four six story buildings, a pool, large tenant rooms, parking on both sides with entry from 15th Street, two elevators each, carpeted rooms and hallways, ultra modern kitchens, central air and heating, fireproof and soundproof construction, and furnished units with option to furnish early tenants.
Eight Lawrence students earned spots on the Kansas University School of Business Honor Roll for the spring semester. Names include Robert McAdoo, Lawrence Thompson, Sammy Hutcheson, Richard Lavery, Mary Anne McBride, Jacky Medford, Henry Person, and Nancy Jo Swartz. Grades placed them in the upper roughly 15 percent of the class.
Dean William P. Albrecht announced that three of the four Woodrow Wilson fellows will join Kansas University this fall. Ann DeArmond from Missouri University majors in economics, Linda Fagg Ellsworth from Rice University in zoology, and Mary Ernst from Clarke College in English will attend KU with $6,000 in Woodrow Wilson Foundation funding for the year.
Forty nine teachers and administrators from six states are on Kansas University campus until July 21 to study family paycheck problems. They will discuss insurance budgeting home purchases car taxes banking and social security with bankers professors lawyers economists and representatives participating.
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