Students gain advisory voice at Kansas regents meetings
The Kansas Board of Regents will include a Student Advisory Committee with no voting rights. The top student officer from each regents institution will attend meetings, receive agendas in advance, and advise on student concerns and curriculum. Committee members include Staab at Fort Hays, Oblander at Emporia, plus delegates from KU, Wichita State, KSU, and Pittsburg.
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Kansas Board of Regents
Topeka
Regents
Associated Stu
Dents of Kansas
Regens
Sid Lyle Staab
Fort Hays State College
Doug Oblander
Emporia State College
Debbie Haynes
Wichita State University
Concordia
Bernard Franklin
Kansas State Universiy
Wichita
Rick Luthi
Kingman
Kansas State College
Pittsburg
Bennett appoints Clement district judge in Kansas
Gov. Robert F. Bennett named William D. Clement of Junction City as district judge for division 2 in the 8th Judicial District to fill the vacancy from A. B. Fletcher’s resignation. Clement and Bobby L. Abbott were nominated by the district Nomination Commission.
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Topeka
Kan
Robert F. Bennett
William D. Clement
Junction City
8Th Judicial District
Clement
A. B. Fletcher
U.S. Military Court of Appeals
Bobby L. Abbott
8Th District Judicial Nomination Commission
Bennett
Energy answers elude governors at meeting
At the National Governors Conference governors from both parties questioned energy information from Washington and energy producers. A 21 to 12 vote opposed raising prices to conserve energy, with leaders calling for clearer facts and varied proposals.
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New Orleans
Washington
Robert Ray
Iowa
Marvin Mandel
D-Md
White House
Ray
Tokyo critics laud Met Opera tour despite slow box office
Japanese critics and audiences praise the Metropolitan Opera during its first Japan tour begun May 29. Marilyn Horne, Joan Sutherland, and Robert Merrill receive high praise as hundreds mob the orchestra pit after a 20 minute ovation for La Bohème. Tenor Franco Corelli is showered with acclaim.
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Tokyo
Metropolitan Opera
America
Opera Company
Japan
Marilyn Horne
Joan Sutherland
Robert Merrill
Franco Corelli
Japan Broadcasting Corp
Miss Sutherland
Merrill
Met
Mrs Gandhi fights to stay in office after conviction
New Delhi AP reports India's Prime Minister Indira Gandhi plans to press an appeal and stay in power despite a court ruling convicting her of election law violations and banning public office for six years. Congress campaigns express support as Gujarat election results show a crushing setback to her party.
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New Delhi
India
Indira Gandhi
Congress Party
Morarji Desai
Mrs. Gandhi
Jag Mohanlal Sinha
Supreme Court
London
Britain
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
KU grad students win Litchfield fellowships for 1975 76
Five Kansas University political science graduate students receive Mary Morrill Litchfield Fellowships in Public Administration for the 1975-76 year. Recipients include Karen Davis Lewis Addition Ann Graham Tom McClimmon Jan Perkins Wildgen and Virgil Watson. Fellows funded by KU Endowment Association memorial to late Mrs Litchfield who earned a KU political science degree in 1946.
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Kansas University
Mary Morrill Litchfield
Karen Davis
Lewis Addition
Dodge City
Ann Graham
Topeka
Tom McClimmon
Clinton
Iowa
Jan Perkins-Wildgen
Virgil Watson
Pinecone Drive
KU Endowment Association
Litchfield
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Oblander
Prudence Hutton
Newton
Dent
Ed Rolfs
Opera
Schuyler Chapin
Nagoya
Osaka
Chapin
Chubu Nippon Broadcasting Co
Grad
Penney
Orig
Jcpenney
Sears
Hillcrest
Massachusett
Stee 1857
Sandler
Lujano
Daniel Green
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