Regents to begin studying budget requests
Kansas University Chancellor Archie Dykes says preparation for FY 1978 budget requests is largely done and anticipates regents will focus on questions. The Kansas Board of Regents will hear six schools' requests over two days with KU, K State, Wichita State, and three state colleges preparing.
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Kidnap attempt halted at Eaton home in Toronto
Police foiled an early morning kidnapping of Signe Eaton, 14, daughter of John Craig Eaton, chairman of Eaton's of Canada. An intruder tied the couple, seized the girl, but fled when officers arrived. A suspect was later taken into custody. Eaton's is a leading Canadian department store and mail order firm with ties to major Toronto sports teams.
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Shriners scale back hotel needs for Kansas City gathering
Shriners plan to converge July 4–9 with about 60 000 members in Kansas City for the Imperial Council Session. Some reservations in Lawrence hotels and KU residence halls are being released or reassigned as temple groups trim stays and new arrangements are tested. Officials now project roughly a 10 percent turnout decline from earlier estimates, with parades and events slated in Kansas City.
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Four Lawrence Officers Complete 120 Hour EMT Training
Police Chief Richard Stanwix announced that four Lawrence officers Gary Sampson Mark Brothers Larry Kay and William Kelly finished a 120 hour EMT course taught by Angve Dahl of the Douglas County Ambulance Service.
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Baldwin council votes to close landfill to public immediate
Baldwin city council votes to close the landfill to the public at once while trash trucks remain allowed for use. The move aims to meet the July 1 deadline to close the dump permanently and follows continued ordinances permitting private households to burn trash and businesses to haul waste to the site.
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Eudora Board Hires Teachers and Reviews Budget
Eudora school board hired four part time and two full time teachers and accepted resignations from three instructors. The board also reviewed a 20 page special education report, approved bus bids, and set a June 28 special meeting to study the 1976 77 budget and pay final bills.
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