Pay Hikes at KU Mark Austerity Year Amid Cuts
Kansas University issues show fourteen faculty and staff receive raises this fiscal year starting July 1 over austerity. Seven boosts come from career development grants or new 12 month appointments. Others reflect university commitments or prior pay boosts, with Chancellor Laurence Chalmers and health center leaders among top earners.
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Lawrence Lawyer John Brand Sr Dies at 63
John Brand Sr a Lawrence lawyer and civic leader died today at St Francis Hospital Topeka aged 63. Funeral at 10 30 a m Thursday Ply mouth Congregational Church with cremation to follow Rumsey Funeral Home in charge. He practiced law in Lawrence since 1931 served as president of the Douglas County Bar Association and Lawrence Chamber of Commerce and held many community roles. He is survived by Audra his wife two sons John Jr and Thomas a daughter Beverly Anderson and sister Virginia Brand.
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Lawrence
St. Francis Hospital
Topeka
Plymouth Congregational Church
John Febble
Rumsey Funeral Home
MR. Brand
Richard Stevens
Douglas County Bar Assn
Kansas Bar Assn
American Bar Assn
Audra
John, Jr
Quail Creek Dr
Thomas
Baldwin
Beverly Anderson
Chattanooga
KU Pay Levels Compared Nationally for Administrators
A University of Arkansas study examines Kansas University's administrator salaries among 66 state universities in 46 states. Results show KU salaries mostly below top figures, with chancellor at 40 000 dollars and other posts ranging from about 22 000 to 30 500 dollars, amid wide regional variation.
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Medical Center
George Wolf
Med Center
Francis Heller
William Balfour
Keith Nitcher
George B. Smith
Keith Lawton
William Albrecht
Edward Bassett
Clifford Clark
Thomas Gorton
Charles Kahn
Arthur Katz
Howard Mossberg
Dale P. Scannell
William Smith
George R. Waggoner
Mt. Oread
Frank Burge
Robert Cobb
John Coward
James Ek. Hitt
Philip Humphrey
John Langley
Raymond Nichols
Richard Schiefelbusch
Raymond Schwegler
Wade Stinson
Howard Walker
J. J. Wilson
Paul J. Wolfe
David Beard
Bertha E. Bell
Russell Bradt
Arthur Breipohl
Clark Bricker
John S. Brushwood
William G. Bulgren
James Campbell
R. L. Carnanhan
Robert Casad
Donald Chambers
E. Gordon Collister
William Conboy
Paul Conrad
J. W. Culvahouse
Karl Edwards
Robert Ellermeier
Robert Enggass
Don Fambrough
Roy Lachman
Erik Larsen
Alex Lazzarino
A. B. Leonard
Chu- Tsing Li
L. R. Lind
Bruce Linton
J. O. Maloney
Paul McCarthy
Rensselaer McClure
Charles Oldfather
Ted Owens
David Paretsky
G. Baley Price
Marilyn Richtarik
Robert Ridgway
W. Stitt Robinson
Stanley Rolfe
A. J. Rowell
Fred Samson
Sidney Schroeder
Earl Schweppe
William R. Scott
Robert Senecal
Earl Shurtz
Edward Smissman
Anthony Smith
Robert Smith
Thomas Smith
Joseph Spradlin
Heinrich Stammler
Robert R. Sterling
Pawel Szeptycki
Curt Teichert
John Throne
Edward L. Wike
Paul Wilson
Gordon Wiseman
George Worth
Herbert Wright
Martin Wright
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Thick Pall Of Smoke From Florida Fires
Thousands of acres of dry Everglades grasslands burned as fires spread across South Florida. The National Weather Service warned of a possible relapse with little rain in sight. Forecaster Gilbert Clark cited only six inches of rain since January and a precipitation deficit of ten inches, noting mid May typically brings rain but the pattern resembled winter.
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Police Report Details Thefts From Two Apartments
Lawrence police logged thefts from two apartments while occupants were away. Roger J Standfast reported Saturday thefts totaling 805 dollars including a television, stand, tape recorder, record player and two radios. Diane Rymer said three weeks of activity ended with the loss of a 200 dollar pair of skis from her apartment.
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Diane Rymer
Guilty Plea Set For Car Case
Charles E. Girton of Milwaukee Wisconsin pleaded guilty in Douglas County Court to joy riding and received six months in the county jail. The charge was reduced from grand theft a felony, after arrest on May 6 while free on bond. He took a car owned by James E. Gunn of Mississippi on September 25.
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Milwaukee
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Douglas County
Girton
James E. Gunn
Holiday Traffic Toll Across Nation Moves Past Five Hundred
Traffic accidents over Memorial Day weekend claimed 532 lives across the nation. The National Safety Council had estimated 450 to 550 fatalities from Friday evening through Monday night, noting the three day toll is historically variable with a peak 597 in 1969.
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Lawrence Fire Responds to Two Incidents Monday
Fire crews investigated a short in an electrical wire in the 2100 block of Kentucky at 7:57 p.m. and extinguished a trash fire in the 2500 block of Haskell at 9:40 p.m. No damage was reported. Family prescription records for taxes and insurance are kept at Raney Hillcrest Drug, 925 Iowa.
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Raney Hillcrest Drug
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North Vietnamese capture of Snuol bolsters Viet Minh advance
AAP report says U S B 52 bombers and allied air power tried to cover a South Vietnamese withdrawal from Snuol in eastern Cambodia. South Vietnamese losses numbered about 200 with 700 enemy killed claimed by Hanoi forces. Tanks and vehicles were abandoned by retreating Saigon troops as U S aircraft targeted the area.
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Phnom Penh
Leading Anti-Government Assemblyman Arrested in Vietnam
In Saigon the National Assembly member Ngo Cong Duc editor of Tin Sang was arrested and charged with attempted murder after a dinner party attack in Vinh Binh Province. Duc, a frequent critic of President Thieu, allegedly provoked by rival Pham Huu Gia who was seriously injured.
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Lawrence notes on Pam Murphy and campus summer plans
The article recalls Opal Archer known as Pamela Murphy a former Lawrence resident and KU attendee who married WWII hero Audi Murphy in 1951 and had two sons. It also covers a Boy Scout litter pickup project and KU summer session activities with orientation, registration, and class start dates plus parking lot construction in the 900 Vermont block affecting nearby commuters.
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Virginia
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Kansas University
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Pam
Miss Archer
Murphy
Vermont
Rogers Highlights NATO Lisbon Meeting Significance
Secretary of State William Rogers said the NATO parley in Lisbon June 3-4 will be important even if it offers no concrete counterproposal to Moscow on a mutual European force reduction. He noted Berlin talks and hopes for progress, aided by U S Senate debate on Europe force burden sharing.
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Senate
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Europe
Oas
$200000 Grant by NSF to Aid Radiology Study
The National Science Foundation funds a Kansas University collaboration between engineering and the KU Medical Center to display and process medical radiological data on color video using a digital computer. Projects target central nervous system, heart, lung, kidney, pancreas disorders and tumor detection with color coded malignancies and tumor outlines. Project directors are Prof. Gerry L. Kelly and Dr. Arch Templeton.
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Kansas University
School of Engineering
KU Medical Center
Kansas City
Gerry L. Kelly
Electrical Engineering
Arch Templeton
Medical Center
Richard Riley
Ralph Robinson
KUMC
Pete Youngberg
Lawrence
Western Union Shuts Down In Lawrence Strike
Lawrence Western Union office closed during a strike. Manager Sue Schroeder and worker Shirley Wheelhouse, UTW Local 23 members, stayed away awaiting union guidance. Public telegraph service suspended. private and automated services not operating in Lawrence.
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