KU Names Ambrose Saricks as Vice Chancellor in Charge of Academic Affairs
Ambrose Saricks returns to KU after two years at Wichita State University to lead academic affairs. He notes progress on Wescoe Hall and calls for careful screening of new programs, focusing on consolidation and stabilizing growth while coordinating with William Argersinger. He aims to appoint a director for the office of instructional resources before fall and emphasizes delegation and optimism in the busy campus role.
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Eriod
Laurence Chalmers
Wichita State University
Saricks
Wescoe Hall
Francis Heller
State Council of Chief Academic Officers
COCAQ
William Argersinger
Argersinger
Heller
KU Officials Question Dorm Firearm Enforcement After Campus Shooting
Kansas University officials discussed enforcement of the campus firearms ban after a Sunday shooting in Oliver Hall. KU freshman Wilbert Mathews, 23, is charged with aggravated battery for shooting Hubert Matthews, a non student, who was treated and released. The gun’s status as authorized or unauthorized remains unproven.
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Kansas University
Wilbert Lee Mathews
Kansas City
Hubert Matthews
Oliver Hall
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Wilbert Mathews
Douglas County
Keith E. Gardenhire
Wichita
Harry K. Snyder
Topeka
Gardenhire
Kansas State Industrial Reformitory
Hutchinson
Mathews
Nelson
Bobby Ellison
EU Force
Balfour
Thomas
McElherne
David Parker
Parker
Ellison
Statue dismantling in KC suburb closes chapter on controversial work
Leawood Kansas authorities prepare to dismantle a 25 foot statue built by Jane Marks after repeated vandalism and a spike in after dark gatherings. Three men face magistrate court next week over the removal of an 18 foot statue fragment stolen from the site near 150th street on the Missouri Kansas line.
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Jean Marks
Leawood
Kan
Kansas City
Margaret Jordan
Miss Marks
Kansas City Art Institute
Jordan
British Aide Resigns Under Cloud in Maudling Case
Prime Minister Edward Heath announced the resignation of Home Secretary Reginald Maudling amid police orders to probe the collapse of a company he once served. Heath said Maudling refused to switch ministries during the inquiry and noted no wrongdoing by Maudling.
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London
Edward Heath
Reginald Maudling
Heath
House of Commons
Maudling
Home Secretary
Brother in law enforcement turns in his own brother
Miami officer Bobby Cheatham turned in his older brother Arthur after recognizing him from a robbery and auto theft description. The 62 year old victim Frank Barkalow was robbed of money and his car after meeting a man in a tavern. Arthur Cheatham was arrested on a traffic charge in Deerfield Beach before the case proceeded.
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Miami
Fla
Bobby Cheatham
Robert Love
Cheatham
Arthur
Vic
Tim
Frank Barkalow
Barkalow
Deerfield Beach
Sgt
Love
Fair Weather Forecast For Lawence Bazaar Day
Forecast calls for fair skies and warm temperatures for Thursday Bazaar Day in Lawrence. If weather is poor the event will shift to Friday. Seven civic groups hold sidewalk booths while merchants along Massachusetts blocks host sales and displays.
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Lawence
Massachusetts
Pete Whitenight
Lawrence Assn
Truman Returns Home After Kansas City Medical Visit
Former president Harry S. Truman goes home to Independence Missouri after a 15 day stay at Research Medical Center in Kansas City for examination and treatment of the gastrointestinal tract. He left the hospital Monday.
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Independence
Harry
Truman
Research Medical Center
Kansas City
Water levels and fishing conditions at Perry Lake near Lawrence
Water at Perry Lake 16 miles northwest of Lawrence sits just above the normal pool of 891.5 feet and fishing is listed as fair. Local resident engineer Lynn C. Myers notes murky water and reports 0.51 inches of rainfall in the past week.
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Perry Lake
Lawrence
Lynn C. Myers
TWA seals rear exits on 72 Boeing 727s
Trans World Airlines says it permanently sealed the rear exit doors on all 72 of its trijet Boeing 727s to deter hijack attempts. The rear exit had been used as a potential parachute escape, and the move was announced Monday by an airline spokesman.
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New York
Trans World Airlines
Sky
TWA
No Bull Calf Causes Lawns to Be Roamed by City Police
A nine month old Aberdeen Angus heifer about 400 pounds wandered through Lawrence streets Monday evening. Patrolman Arnold Rider subdued and detained the calf after a failed lasso attempt by Patrolman John Scott. The calf was loaded into a truck at Wiggins Livestock Barn where it remains unclaimed. Officials listed the four officers involved in restraining the animal and noted no owner was located after contacting several people.
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Lawrence
Wiggins
Elwood Wiggins
South Louisiana
Park Hills Terrace
Arnold Rider
John Scott
Scott
21St
Tennessee
20Th
Rhode Island
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Andrew Nelson
Jacksonville
Joseph R. Pearson
Fred McEtherne
EU Office
Seawood
Jane Marks
Robert
Journal-World Photo
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