Shultz Refuses To Sign Papers On Scanlon Hire
Lt. Gov. Reynolds Shultz refused to sign papers making Terence Scanlon the director of Kansas Department of Economic Development. The GOP rival charged the commission is Gov. Docking’s tool. officials say signatures can come from the vice chairman. Scanlon, previously head of the Department of Administration, had been chosen by a Shultz-led panel and approved by most commission members.
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Topeka
Kan
Reynolds Shultz
KansasEconomic Development Commission
Terence Scanlon
State Department of Economic Development
Scanlon
Shultz
Commission
Robert Docking
Economic Development Commission
Albert L. Kamas
Wichita
Gilmore Grants To 3 Students At KU Engineering
Three Kansas University School of Engineering students receive Frank Lansing Gilmore Scholarships for 1972-73. Tse-Ying C. Mah of Wichita, mechanical. David A. Ross of Independence, civil. and David V. Clark Til of Kentucky, civil. Endowment memorializes industrialist and utilities engineer Gilmore.
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Kansas University School of Engineering
Frank Lansing Gilmore
Tse-Ying C. Mah
Wichita
David A. Ross
Independence
David V. Clark Til
Gilmore
Mexico
KU School of Engineering
Wallace Outlines Future Plans For 1972 Campaign
Gov. George C. Wallace says poor health will keep him from the American party national convention next week and that he will reveal his future plans Saturday. Campaign manager Charles Snider announced the update, signaling he may not pursue a 1972 presidential bid under the American party banner.
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Montgomery
Ala
George C. Wallace
The
American Party
Charles Snider
Wallace
Hutch Boy Killed in Hutchinson Traffic Crash
Hutchinson, Kan. AP report states Carl Wayne Rogg, 12, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Rogg, died from injuries suffered when his bicycle struck a car driven by Mrs. Terrance L. Miller at a residential intersection. Witnesses say Rogg failed to stop for a stop sign. This marks Hutchinson’s fourth traffic fatality of the year.
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Hutchinson, Kan
Hutchinson
Carl Wayne Rogg
Roger Rogg
Rogg
Terrance L. Miller
Miller Cary
Space Shuttle Contract Awarded To North American
North American Rockwell won a 2.6 billion NASA contract to build five Space Shuttle orbiters over six years. The Downey California division will produce two test aircraft by 1976 and three operational vehicles by 1980, with missions starting in 1978. Senator Tunney warned California could gain over 60 000 jobs and up to 4 billion dollars in economic impact over a decade.
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Washington
North American
Rockwell Corp
Space Division
Downey
Calif
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
California
Rocketdyne Division
Canoga Park
John V. Tunney
D-Calif
Makeup artist says Nixon hardest to mask for TV
Chicago AP report quotes makeup artist Jack Stein who finds Nixon's heavy beard and pale undertone challenging to camera while McGovern’s coloring makes him easy. Stein recalls Nixon Kennedy debates and notes politicians dislike makeup though it brightens their appearance. He favors water base makeup to soften features.
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Andrew Karinock
Youngstown
Ohio
Chicago
Stein
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Nixon
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McGovern
South Dakota
New England
Eisenhower
Ike
Boston
Five Students Awarded Ahrens Scholarships
Five KU students received Ahrens Scholarships for the 1972 73 academic year. Recipients: Allen H Blum Wakarusa electrical engineering Michael Kerschen Kingman chemical engineering Thomas I Sterle Mentor civil engineering Gerald E Lane 2001 Ala engineering. Endowment funds established by Della Ahrens Darwin W Ahrens and Henry D Ahrens Paola. Henry Ahrens KU Engineering grad.
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Allen H. Blum
Wakarusa
Michael Kerschen
Kingman
Thomas I. Sterle
Gerald E. Lane
Ala
Ahrens
Della A. Ahrens
Darwin, W. Ahrens
Henry D. Ahrens
Paola
Henry Ahrens
KU School of Engineering
Police Give Good Driving Citations in New Haven
New Haven police and the local American Automobile Association chapter are issuing good driving citations. About 40 notices daily reward drivers who show special safe behavior such as yielding the right of way when not required. Lt. Harold Berg notes the program aims to reward exemplary courtesy on the road.
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American Automobile Association
New Haven
Harold Berg
Police Department
Mass. St
Lawrence
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