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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1973

Page

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AAUP Figures Show Salaries at KU Rank Low

A national AAUP survey places Kansas University salaries in the bottom tier among major PhD granting institutions. Nine month and full year pay scales are listed for professors to administrators, with nine month averages rising to 19 234 for professors and 27 667 for general administrators, while top administrators receive up to 42 000.

AAUP Kansas University American Association of University Professors Tors

Lawrence Boys Club Fund Drive Under Way

Lawrence seeks 21000 for first year operating costs to open a Boys Club serving Douglas County youths ages 7 to 17. Board members tour service clubs to solicit donations, already raising 6000 with 2500 revenue sharing grant from Douglas County Commission.

Lawrence Boys’ Club Bob Lee Boys’ Club 10Th Massachusetts Lee Douglas County

Witness describes forged McGovern letterhead used in Watergate plot

Mrs Harmony testified that on June 16 Liddy sought McGovern letterhead and a draft message authorized entry. She said the initials GH JP and Gary Hart signature were added, with the letter kept by Hunt after the break in. Magruder later claimed Mitchell had no reason for concern about her Senate testimony.

Harmony Liddy George S. McGovern McGovern Gary Hart Hunt Watergate FBI

Siren System Passes Test in Lawrence

Lawrence public works director George Williams announced all 10 sirens in the disaster warning system performed as scheduled during a noon test. The one minute air raid siren followed by a storm warning tone was monitored at each site, part of a 15-siren network including Kansas University and towns Baldwin Lecompton and Eudora.

Lawrence George Williams Williams Kansas University Baldwin Lecompton Eudora

Fambrough and Sayers Highlight KU Luncheon Guests

KU football coach Don Fambrough and assistant athletic director Gale Sayers will headline a noon Wednesday lunch at the Holiday Inn titled KU Is No 1. The KU Alumni Association led by Morris Kay organizes the event with the Chamber of Commerce Sports Committee. About 150 are expected, with roughly 80 planning a post luncheon golf round at Lawrence Country Club.

Don Fambrough Gale Sayers Holiday Inn Morris Kay Lawrence Chamber of Commerce Sports Committee Lawrence Country Club

Chancellor delays KU Computation Center evaluation

Chancellor Raymond Nichols postponed the evaluation of the Kansas University Computation Center until later this month. He cited inability to reach several prospective members of the evaluation group as the reason for the delay. The review will assess management and organization to improve production quality.

Raymond Nichols Kansas University Computation Center Nichols

KU Chancellor-designate Dykes attends orientation meetings

Archie R. Dykes visited Kansas University campus for orientation with SenEx and university groups including the KU Faculty Club and Deans Council. He discussed issues like tenure enrollments affirmative action and image building as he prepares for his first major address in Kansas.

Kansas University Archie R. Dykes University Senate Executive Committee SenEx American Association of University Professors Raymond Nichols Lawrence Topeka Kansas Kansas Association of Commerce and Industry James Seaver Seaver University of Tennessee Tennessee

Road hearing canceled in Douglas County commission plan

Douglas County Commission canceled a public road priorities hearing and will instead take appointments at the commission offices. The panel, led by Chairman Walter Cragan, said a special meeting would not accomplish anything and reaffirmed openness to discussion with residents and county staff.

Douglas County Commission Commission Walter Cragan Clinton Lecompton Cragan Arthur Heck Dean Sanderson County Public Works Stoneback Sanderson Clinton Lake Stull U. S. 59

Dole to Lead Lawrence Downtown Renewal Dedication

About 90 reservations are set for the Saturday dedication banquet for Lawrence downtown renewal. Sen. Bob Dole will speak and help Mayor Nancy Hambleton cut a ribbon at Ninth and Massachusetts. Events start Friday night with a dance at the First National Bank parking lot. The banquet begins at 12 30 p.m. Saturday.

Paul Gray Lawrence

Viet Cong attacks tested forces near Cai Lay

Casualties were reported as 26 killed and 50 wounded after a Communist assault. A second attack the next day near the marshy Plain of Reeds northwest of Cai Lay was repulsed by government infantrymen. They killed 43 enemy, seized 20 weapons and 100 82mm mortar shells. two soldiers were wounded.

Reeds Cai Lay Hien

Centron Corp. Reports Weekend Theft in Lawrence

Centron Corp. at 1621 W Ninth Avenue, Lawrence, reported weekend theft of tape players recorders a stereo turntable and small hand tools valued at 1142 dollars. A window was broken to gain entry. Police received the report Monday from Norman P Stuewe Centron vice president.

Centron Corp., Inc Lawrence Norman P. Stuewe Centron

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EU Chapter Kansas Board of Regents U. S Ambrose Saricks Keith Nitcher William Balfour Martin Wollmann John Conard William Argersinger Robert T. Rangeenbrug George Waggoner College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Joseph Pichler School of Business Dale Scannell School of Education William Smith School of Engineering Martin Dickinson School of Law Arthur Katz Charles Oldfather David Heron Frank Burge The Kansas Union Richard Schiefelbusch Bureau of Child Research Charles Kahn Architecture and Urban Design B. G. Barr Space Technology Center Thomas Gorton School of Fine Arts Edward Bassett Journalism Howard Mossberg School of Pharmacy Keith Lawton J. J. Wilson Paul J. Wolfe John P. Augelli Philip S. Humphrey Museums of Natural History William W. Hambleton Kansas Geological Survey Alex Lazzarino Ronald McGregor Kansas Biological Survey Duckwall United Fund Larry Mayer Lawrence Jaycees Atty John N. Mitchell Mitchell Tas Magruder Mrs. Harmony Senate Fred J. Thompson Mr. Mitchell Fambrough, Sayers Office of Academic Affairs Brenda Vann Office of Minority Affairs Istanbul Turkey I. J. Stoneback Kanwaka Clinton Parkway 23Rd Iowa Franklin County East 7Th Street Warren
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