KU urged to recruit top freshmen amid enrollment dip
The article argues Kansas University must aggressively recruit gifted students to offset falling freshman enrollment and recent campus troubles. It praises Don Fambrough for effective selling of KU and urges expanding previews, camps, and targeted outreach to attract high achievers nationwide.
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Fambrough
University
Carson Tips His Hand May Halt Moscow Tonight Show
New York AP reports American agent for Soviet Intourist says Johnny Carson may have jeopardized talks to broadcast the Tonight Show from Moscow. Carson discussed the invitation with Claudia Cardinale, prompting caution from State Department officials in Washington.
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New York
Johnny Carson
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Synge
Carson
Washington
Limon Man Dies From Meade Vehicle Crash Injuries
George J. Stevens 63 of Limon Colorado died from injuries after a one car crash on U S 160 about one mile east of Meade Kansas near 11 30 p m Friday. He died about six hours later according to the highway patrol spokesman.
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George J. Stevens
Limon
Colo
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U.S. 160
Steel Strike Looms First Time In Twelve Years
Washington AP reports negotiators raced toward a midnight deadline for the steel industry talks. Vice President Joseph Molony of the United Steelworkers said some progress exists but not enough to forecast outcomes, while noting offers are “less than stingy” despite seeking hefty wage hikes.
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Washington
Joseph P. Molony
Afl-Cio
United Steelworkers
Molony
Consumers plan fewer purchases as savings rise
Americans cut back on major buys kuten cars appliances and furniture as a Commerce Department report based on July surveys shows households expect to buy 10 percent fewer cars 4 percent less furniture and carpets and fewer new homes, signaling slower business activity despite Nixon administration efforts.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Census Bureau
Dispatcher Pleads Guilty In Warrants Disclosure
Lawrence police dispatcher Jack D. Wicks pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge of premature disclosure of arrest and search warrants. He was fined 250 dollars and received a six month suspended jail term. Wicks was terminated from the department after the July raids. he had been free on 1500 dollars bond.
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Lawrence
Jack D. Wicks
Ter
Wicks
Merle McClure
Police Department
Richard Stanwix
Ronald Kimzey
Charles Rankin
Wick
Kimzey
Lawrence Schools Board to Approve 1971 72 Budget
The Lawrence Board meets at 7 30 p m Monday at the Administration Center to approve the 1971 72 budget. Final figures await state valuations, with tentative mill levies and expenses totaling 7 052 269 dollars. The plan includes salary increases for returning teachers and staff, a 6200 base for teachers, and a 4 percent raise for returning teachers.
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Lawrence Schools
Administraion Center
Lawrence
Kansas Traffic Deaths Log Shows July 59 For 1971 At 373
Kansas traffic death log reports 59 fatalities for July and 373 for 1971 through the comparable 1970 period. The figures cover 24 hours to 9 a.m. Saturday and are compiled by AP from Topeka.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Senate weighs end of talks on Lockheed rescue bill
Senate majority leader Mansfield says a quick end to debate and a vote may come if a $500 million loan guaranty plan passes, with half for Lockheed. House actions cut the broader $2 billion package, sparking cross party opposition and a tight tally ahead of a recess.
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Washington
Mike Mansfield
Senate
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
House
Congress
Mansfield
Pair Arrested In Drug Case Near 28th Street
Lawrence police arrest two men Reginald Thomas Brown 19 of Kansas City Kansas and Douglas Noyes McCue 20 of 380 West 16th for illegal possession with intent to sell marijuana. They were found stripping marijuana near a vehicle by a patrolman at about 5 a.m. Bond set at 1500 each for arraignment in Douglas County Court Monday afternoon. McCue is a Kansas University junior from Leavenworth attending summer school.
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Kansas
Mary K. Arnold
Holton
Arnold
Kansas University
Miss Arnold
Journal-World Photo
Ken Seals
28Th
Haskell
Reginald Thomas Brown
Kansas City
Kan
Douglas Noyes McCue
W. 16Th
Douglas County
New U.S. Attacks Inside North Vietnam Reported
The U S Command said two new protective reaction strikes occurred in North Vietnam. A Navy A6 attacked a SAM site northwest of the DMZ while U S artillery hit a rocket launch site in the northern DMZ area. No casualties or damage were reported.
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Ho Chi Minh
Laos
Ma Gia Pass
Johnson
North
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