Apollo Event Invitation Includes KU Chancellor Visit
Chancellor Laurence Chalmers joins a small group of university officials invited to Florida to kick off the Apollo moon rocket program. He toured the NASA facility in Houston earlier discussing contracts and grants and will spend three weeks traveling with his family through the southwest west and a Colorado cabin stop before returning to Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Houston
Texas
Laurence Chalmers
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Chalmers
Florida
Space Agency
Colorado
Lawrence
Court Fines for Traffic Violations Across States
A list of traffic offenses and fines includes drivers from Louisiana to Hawaii. Violations include speeding, improper passing, no driver's license, unsafe vehicle, overloaded vehicle, defective muffler, improper exhaust, and pedestrians on turnpikes, with fines ranging from 10 to 77.75 dollars and abatements noted in a few cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raul F. Azcus
John P. Bailey
Tenn
Ann M. Dorsett
Perry
Kyra A. Reed
Michigan
Russell Pincus
Ohio
John D. Novak
Independence
Eddie J. Patterson
Rt. 4
Cindy M. Virgin
Eudora
Carl R. Dunnaway
Jerry Wood
Wilton Odell Houser
Burkburnett
Tex
Donald Hermon Blosch
Bristow
Okla
Bray Lines, Inc
Cushing
Ronald W. Trotter
Manhattan
Kansas
Dale R. Jones
Prairie Village
Jean E. Espinoza
Topeka
Stanley S. Simik If
Overland Park
George K. Kilon
Shawnee Mission
Cleo K. McAlexander
Bradley R. Santmyer
Orlando
Fla
John D. Kuckelman
Axtell
Meyer Lumber and Hardware, Inc
Harold L. Daugherty
Rt. 1
Lawrence J. Denton
Lawrence
Payne H. Southard
Russell H. Cochran
Winie
Hawaii
KU to Host Autumn Meeting of Physiological Society
Kansas University and the KU Medical Center will host the 22nd autumn meeting of the American Physiological Society August 16 to 19. The Lawrence campus hosts the first three days with the final day at the Medical Center in Kansas City. Over 700 physiologists are expected and 322 papers have been submitted for presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
KU Medical Center
American Physiological Society
Lawrence
Kansas City
Miller Seeks Funds to Expand Kansas Drug War Reach
Kansas Attorney General Vern Miller said his office is scraping for money to intensify drug enforcement. He will ask the state Finance Council to raise federal funds caps as the KBI adds an eight man narcotics unit and seeks more personnel to widen statewide raids and prosecutions. Miller defended undercover buy operations to maximize arrests without prematurely exposing agents.
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Topeka
Kan
Vern Miller
Kansas
State Finance Council
Miller
Finance Council
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
KBI
Robert Docking
Reynolds Shultz
Wichita
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Schenodel
Minnesota
Cele
Bigelow
Callaway Lees
BUD Jennings Carpets & Draperies, Inc
Carre Oger
Alabama
Weet
the New Cologne
Rocker
Attorney General's Office
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