Lawrence youth work earns Mayer citizenship award
Dr. Lawrence Mayer received the Lawrence Life Underwriters Association citizenship award for June for his work with youth programs. He helped establish a Boys Club of Lawrence and Achievement Place programs for boys and girls and serves on related boards. Mayer, a KU and Kansas City University Dental School graduate, lives in Lawrence with his wife June and three children.
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Kansas City
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U.S. Navy
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Michael
Kansas University appoints four committees on tenure study
Chancellor Raymond Nichols announced six member panels to examine KU tenure policy. The Policy Review Committee will assess tenure concepts against current conditions and board guidelines, while the Impact of Tenure Decisions, Rights and Responsibilities of Individuals, Departments and Schools, and Structure and Decision Making committees will evaluate effects, procedures, and decision processes, with reports due by September and October.
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College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
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Lawrence
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Peter Thompson
Dale Scannell
School of Education
William Lucas
School of Architecture and Urban Design
Joan Handley
Melody Williams
Hobart Jackson
Barkley Clark
School of Law
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Edward Smissman
James Moeser
Bill Webster
Carthage
Donald Green
Police Hunt Two After DeSoto Street Fight
DeSoto police seek two youths still at large after a downtown brawl Saturday. Six others were arrested on disorderly conduct charges, five facing resisting arrest counts. The escape occurred when seven youths jumped from a car en route to headquarters.
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Tom Atkinson
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Corps to Detail Land Use Plans for Clinton Reservoir
The U S Army Corps of Engineers plans a public meeting at 7 30 p m at South Junior High School to unveil a land use plan for Clinton Reservoir property. Hare and Hare of Kansas City prepared the plan showing lake development, public use areas and parks. After tonight, the plan goes to the Omaha division for July approval, with final HQ in Washington near year’s end.
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Hare and Hare
Kansas City
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Corps
Omaha
Washington D.C
Dollar Holds Steady Across European Markets
The US dollar stayed fairly steady in Europe with markets muted by a summer holiday. In London it edged higher while Paris held steady and Zurich slipped. gold traded at 120.25 dollars an ounce in London and Zurich, unchanged from London’s prior close but up 50 cents from Zurich’s late trading.
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Pediatric Clinic Evening Screenings at Ballard Center
Dr Helen Gilles conducts preschool physicals from 7 to 9 p m today at Ballard Center Clinic 708 Elm. She treats patients under 20. Dr Ralph Reed sees patients over 20 from 1 to 3 p m Friday at the same clinic.
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Ballard Center
Elm
Ralph Reed
Wall Street Drifts Down in Quiet Trading
Today in New York the stock market moved lower in very quiet trading as analysts warned bold news could spark activity. The Dow Jones average stood at 878.46, down 6.25 points at 2 p.m., with 778 issues declining versus 436 advancing on the New York Stock Exchange. Western Airlines led volume, trading 256,200 shares at 6 1/2 percent off after a large block.
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Dow Jones
New York Stock Exchange
Western Airlines
Suit Charges Phillips Price Fixing in Gasoline Sales
Kansas City AP Alan Lawson operator of a Phillips 66 service station in Independence Missouri filed an anti trust suit in U S District Court charging Phillips Petroleum Co with price fixing in retail gasoline. He says dealers are forced to sell only Phillips products under yearly lease renewals used as a tool to control dealer compliance. The suit alleges the conspiracy fixes gasoline prices at noncompetitive levels.
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Kansas ‘City
Alan Lawson
Phillips Petroleum Co
Gaso
Lawson
Phillips
Independence
U.S. District Court
Battle of Bunker Hill Actually Fought on Breed's Hill
The battle that became known as Bunker Hill occurred on Breed's Hill. The commander aimed to guard Bunker Hill and chose Breed's Hill for the fight, shaping history despite the different location. Contact Bay Real Estate Inc. at the Ramada Inn for real estate needs 842-5570.
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Breed’s Hill
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