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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1977

Page

6

Wichita Man on Vietnam List Funeral Plans

Family of Wichita colonel Joseph W. Brand plans a funeral after confirming his name on a Vietnam era MIAs list provided to the United States. Brand was shot down August 16, 1966 over North Vietnam and listed as missing in action. Bodies are not expected to reach identification facilities in Hawaii until August or September. Officials caution about releasing names before lab confirmation and note past errors in earlier lists.

Wichita Kan North Vietnam United States Brand U.S

Kansas lawmaker to hold seminar on competency testing

Sen. Joseph C. Harder plans a summer seminar with Kansas legislators education experts and parents to discuss whether students should be tested before graduation to assess reading writing and math. The event aims to gauge potential remedial options and parental response as a precursor to possible next session legislation.

Topeka, Kan Kansas Joseph C. Harder Moundridge Harder

City actions: park site, sewers, plans and bonds proceed

Commissioners accepted a $61,352 sewer bid from Quality Excavating for Prairie Meadows. They revised A 1 Rental site plans adding two mini warehouses and passed ordinances on utilities and temporary financing for sewer, streets, sidewalks, and storm sewers. They set bids for Sixth Kasold widening, deferred resurfacing review, and approved bond-related legal services with a $8500 fee. A $500,000 joint custody receipt was acknowledged.

Topeka Prairie Meadows Iowa Kansas University Orchards No Pioneer Ridge Westridge North Westridge No 25Th Street Parkmar No Bonanza Street Cimarron Hills Eighth Street Ohio Sixth Kasold Drive Quail Ridge Alvamar Edgewood St. Andrews Drive Kansas City Douglas County State Bank

KU Art Camp Draws 146 Students From 17 States

Seventy-six junior high students from Kansas and 16 other states participate in the 1977 Midwestern Music and Art Camp at the University of Kansas. Under director William C. Bullock the camp offers painting drawing jewelry weaving ceramics sculpture glassblowing printmaking and graphic design with a 3 p.m. Strong Hall Auditorium closing program and parent display on the third floor corridors.

Kansas Kansas University William C. Bullock Strong Hall

Capitol Federal reaches one billion dollars in assets

Capitol Federal Savings becomes Kansas first financial institution to top one billion in assets. Henry A. Bubb calls it an achievement of Kansans and thrift, with 16 Kansas locations including Topeka Lawrence Manhattan Emporia and Salina.

Capitol Federal Savings Kansas Henry A. Bubb Capitol Federal Topeka Lawrence Manhattan Emporia Salina Ilth Vermont Iowa Harvard

Amin says honeymooning with fifth wife in Uganda

Audrey Taylor of WWRL reports Amin told her by phone he was honeymooning with his fifth wife two years after their marriage. Kenyan agency mentions an assassination attempt and mass Ugandan flee to Kenya, but independent confirmation was not available.

Nairobi Kenya Uganda Idi Amin Amin Kena Audrey June Taylor New York WWRL Kampala Providence Taylor Nairobi Daily Nation Libya

Four Lawrence students attend urban journalism workshop

Four minority students from Lawrence High School join peers from Kansas City and St Louis in the third annual Urban Journalism Workshop at Kansas University. The program aims to broaden minority access to journalism careers while minorities remain under two percent of U.S. journalists. Named from Lawrence are Vicki Barbee Pam Green Wanda Reed and Lori Winn.

Lawrence High School Kansas University Lawrence Vicki Barbee Pam Green Wanda Reed Lori Winn Kansas City St. Louis

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