Area teachers win double digit raises in 1975 76 contracts
Most area districts report 1975 76 salary increases averaging 10 to 15 percent as budget leeway expands. DeSoto Baldwin McLouth Wellsville Oskaloosa and Tonganoxie show higher base pay jumps with several districts adding fringe benefits and new insurance coverages. Some districts did not report averages while Perry Lecompton and Linwood Basehor notes vary.
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Eudora
Baldwin
Tonganoxie
DeSoto
Wellsville
McLouth
Perry- Lecompton
Linwood- Basehor
Kansas
Linwood
Basehor
Perry-Lecompton
Linwood-Basehor
Imum
Retired Newsmen Seek Degrees at Kansas University
James Alan Coogan and Ross Downing, both 60 plus, return to KU as nontraditional students to finish journalism degrees. Downing has 26 hours left toward his B.S. and hopes to graduate next spring. Coogan aims to complete a B.A. this summer. Both worked long careers in journalism before retiring in the 1960s.
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Ross Downing
Kansas University
Downing
James Alan Coogan
Coogan
United Press International
Naismith Residence Hall
Eastern bypass topic in Topeka discussed by Lawrence officials
A Topeka meeting with Kansas Highway Department officials examined plans for an east Lawrence bypass. The route remains unsettled as officials push a reduced scale river crossing and bypass to ease future traffic, with another meeting expected next month.
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Lawrence
Kansas Highway Department
Topeka
East Lawrence
U.S. 2440
Kansas River
Clinton Reservoir
Kansas City
Haskell
Highway Department
Wakarusa
Buford Watson
John Vogel
Arthur Heck
Pete Whitenight
Dolph C. Simons Jr
KU liberal arts dean may be named by July 1
Kansas University may appoint a new dean for the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences by July 1. Del Shankel says a search committee will present final recommendations by June 27, with interviews to follow by Shankel, Chancellor Archie Dykes and Ron Calgaard.
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KU Liberal Arts
Kansas University
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
del Shankel
Shankel
Archie Dykes
Ron Calgaard
George Waggoner
Waggoner
Robert Cobb
North Central Association of Colleges and Schools
NCA
Chicago
Ehrlichman argues Nixon okayed Elisberg break in
Ehrlichman claims direct authority from Nixon to order the Elisberg break in to gather foreign intelligence. Prosecutor Heymann countered that the president or attorney general must personally authorize such actions, even for a top aide, and warrants are required for taps. Court undecided on appeals.
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Washington
White House
John D. Ehrlichman
Richard M. Nixon
Elisberg
Ehrlichman
California
Pentagon
Daniel Ellsberg
Nixon
William S. Frates
Philip Heymann
Watergate Prosecutor’s Office
Watergate Special Prosecutor
Department of Justice
United States
Heymann
KU Administrators Move Offices at Strong Hall Complex
KU administrators shift offices to create space for new appointee and consolidate staff. Del Shankel relocates to the former Office of Academic Affairs suite, the Office of Academic Affairs moves to the former Facilities Planning and Operations space, Carruth-O’Leary houses Facilities Planning. James Appleberry becomes institutional planning director. Keith Nitcher moves to Shankel’s old office. James Hitt and Raymond Nichols take Nitcher’s former space. Move to be completed by week’s end.
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Shankel
Strong Hall
Office of
Academic Affairs
Strong
Office of Facilities Planning
Carruth-O’leary
Ron Calgaard
Outreach
James Appleberry
Keith Nitcher
James Hitt
Institutional Research
Raymond Nichols
Nitcher
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Kaw River
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Landreth, McGrew, Johnson
Jack Landreth
Bob Johnson
BUD Coy
Kentucky
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