Local officials weigh fate of federal aid shifts
officials evaluate the administration and Congress on special revenue-sharing amid budget cuts. Law rence and Douglas County agencies fear reduced money for NDP library and manpower programs, with hold harmless and state passthroughs shaping potential funding outcomes.
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Washington,d.c
NDP
National League of Cities
Lawrence
Kallsen
Ernest Coleman
Douglas County Commission
Coleman
Washington
Cragan
Terri King
Eckan
King
Lawrence Students Win Book Prizes in German
Ten Lawrence students share awards with KU students and grads for German class performance in spring. Prizes come from the Austrian Institute New York the German Consulate St Louis Goethe Institute Munich and Inter Nationel Bonn Bad Godesberg. Recipients include Nancye F Ballard Gail Ellena David R Fisher David W May Patricia Middlebrook Randall J Morgan Lawrence von Throst Karen Jones Elisabeth Reiber and Anne Schornick.
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Austrian Institute
New York
St. Louis
Goethe Institute
Munich
Germany
Inter Nationel
Bonn-Bad Godesberg
Nancye F. Ballard
Gail Ellena
David R. Fisher
David W. May
Patricia Middlebrook
Randall J. Morgan
Lawrence von Throst
Karen Jones
Elisabeth Reiber
Anne Schornick
Spain Watches End of Monarchy as Greece Falters
Madrid AP reports Spain poised to preserve its monarchy as Greek king Constantine is dethroned. Prince Juan Carlos de Borbon, groomed by Franco, remains politically silent while the regime reaffirms succession plans. The Greek crisis near Zarzuela Palace underscores tensions around Spain's future.
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Madrid
Spain
Greece
Constantine
Juan Carlos de Borbon
Franco
Sofia
Juan Carlos
Rome
Zarzuela Palace
Italy
Lawrence Horse Show Opens for Benefit Event 29th Year
The Lawrence Horse Show runs June 13 to 16 at the Douglas County 4-H Fairgrounds. Proceeds go to the local Fraternal Order of Police to fund hunter safety courses Cadet Lawman's School and the FOP baseball program. Gaited horse classes headline the final two nights. Entries are due by noon on event day.
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Douglas County
Fraternal Order of Police
Hunter
Lawman’s
FOP
Edward S Robinson Essay Contest Winners at KU
Three Kansas University students receive 30 dollar prizes in KU philosophy's first Edward S Robinson Essay Contest. Winners include Michael K Green from Kansas City a 1973 graduate David E Schmidt from Great Bend a philosophy graduate student and Jim K Swindler from Rt 2 also a philosophy graduate student. The event honors Edward Schouten Robinson longtime philosophy faculty member and former department chairman. The piece also notes a four pound boned rolled and tied rib roast takes 1 1 2 hours to cook on a rotisserie.
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Kansas University
Edward S. Robinson
Department of Philosophy
Michael K. Green
Kansas City
David E. Schmidt
Great Bend
Jim K. Swindler
Rt. 2
Edward Schouten Robinson
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