Pittsburg State College President Resigns After 11 Years
Dr. George F. Budd resigned as Pittsburg State College president after 11 years amid faculty unionization tensions and a football coach firing. He will stay on as a tenure‑earning education professor until a successor is found, with a 12 member search advisory committee to be named.
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Topeka
Kan
George F. Budd
Pittsburg State College
State Board of Regents
State College
Budd
Regents
Max Bickford
KU Regents Discuss Library Budget Flexibility and Future Needs
Regents warn flexibility in internal budgeting may jeopardize supplemental state aid for libraries. KU seeks 124,602 for more West Campus physical plant workers while capital requests total 56.9 million for FY 1978. top projects include computation center 1.8 million and Robinson gym addition 3.5 million.
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Shankel
Hiersteiner
Henry Bubb
Topeka
Bubb
Regents
Robinson Gymnasium
Malott Hall
GOP Women cited in 1975 finance report errors
The Douglas County Republican Women’s Club and 58 other committees were cited by the State Governmental Ethics Commission for failing to complete a 1975 campaign finance report properly. Vern Miller and the Kansas GOP were also named for balance discrepancies. club treasurer Ruth Gale was notified by mail.
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Douglas County Republican Women’s Club
State Governmental Ethics Commission
Atty
Vern Miller
Hellebust
Ruth Gale
Gale
Market Report Prices From Co op and Perry Mills
As of Thursday afternoon Farmers Co op Lawrence lists Wheat 3.42, corn 2.66, milo 4.15, soybeans 5.67, oats 1.65. Kaw Valley Grain Perry shows Wheat 3.49, white corn 3.00, yellow corn 2.69, milo 4.10, soybeans 5.69, oats 1.65. Kansas City AP report notes.
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Farmers Co-op
Lawrence
Kaw Valley Grain
Perry
K.C. Produce
Kansas City
Lawrence man charged after alleged assault on officer
Lawrence police arrested John L. Trillich 23 of 621 East 15th Thursday night accusing him of threatening an officer with a sawed off shotgun during a disturbance in the 600 block East 15th. Trillich held on 10000 bond on firearms and aggravated assault charges. Officer James White sustained a minor hand injury in a scuffle.
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Lawrence
John L. Trillich
Douglas County
East 15Th
Trillich
James White
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Rain Boosts Potatoes While Wheat Harvest Pauses
Area farmers welcomed Thursday rain as protection for Pine Farms 100 acres, with Roger Pine predicting up to 20 percent loss without showers. The crop, headed for a July chip factory, already faced drought and irrigation needs. Wheat harvests, meanwhile, were set to stall as moisture levels rise, said Julian Toney of the Extension service.
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Roger Pine
Rt. 4
Pine
Pine, Congreve and Heck Farms
Lawrence
Julian Toney
Douglas County Extension
Beating case dismissed in child abuse allegations
Kenneth B. Perry was discharged from aggravated battery on a child charges after the key witness failed to appear in County Court. Shirley J. Webb remains sought on a warrant for interfering with a child custody and kidnapping the toddler from an SRS facility.
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Kenneth B. Perry
Mike E
Shirley J. Webb
SRS
South Africa violence expands as protests flare nationwide
Racial unrest in South Africa widens beyond Soweto with at least seven townships hit. Prime Minister Vorster vows to keep order as police report 58 dead and 788 wounded. military reserves stand by while a ban on outdoor gatherings is imposed until June 29.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Cuntry Pola
John Vorster
Alexandra
Vorster
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
West Germany
J. F. Visser
James T. Kruger
City cracks down on price signs with eight foot rule
City officials issued 12 sign citations for price signs not meeting the eight foot ground clearance. The crackdown follows earlier surveys showing many violations. a public meeting is set for June 30 at Douglas County State Bank to discuss changes.
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Douglas County State Bank
Buford Watson
Watson
Barkley Clark
City Commission
Jerry Riggs
Speedway Oil Co
23Rd
Louisiana Streets
Commission
Riggs
Don Binns
The
Journal-World
Auto boom fades but still helps economy, Commerce says
A Commerce Department economist warns that the auto industry will have less impact on the US economic recovery as its post-recession sales surge fades. The sector, which helped pull the economy out of recession, remains a contributor but facing a slower pace of growth.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Maynard Comicez
Comiez
Commerce
Department
Commerce America
Two Doctors Dismissed From Butell Wrongful Death Suit
Douglas County District Court Judge James W. Paddock dismissed two surgeons Dr Glenn A Lessenden and Dr Richard S Roberts from the wrongful death suit filed by Ernest Butell Jr. The action seeks 835726 from five obstetrician gynecologists and surgeon George Learned over Linda Butell’s 1972 death after surgery at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Trial set for December 8.
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Douglas County
Ernest Butell Jr
Rt. 2
James W. Paddock
Glenn A. Lessenden
Richard S. Roberts
Council
Butell
George Learned
Richard Hermes
Howard Wilcox
Henry W. Buck
Garry
D. Owens
Linda
Lawrence Memorial Meee
LMH
Paddock
Second Democrat Seeks State Job in 46th District Race
Jack L. Oglesby, 20, a Kan sas University junior from Perry Lecompton High, announces Democratic bid for state representative in the 46th District centered in Jefferson County. Incumbent John Bower retires after 24 years. district includes southern Jefferson County and parts of Leavenworth County townships.
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Jack L. Oglesby I
Jefferson County
John Bower
R-Mclouth
Paul Hilger
Ozawkie
Wes Santee
Lake Dabinawa
Nancy Reed
Oskaloosa
Oglesby
Kansas University
Perry- Lecompton
Norton
Rock Creek
Kawtowships
Leavenwort County
Eastort
Alexandria
Tonganoxle
Stranger
Fairmont
Reno
Sherman
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Kentucky
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