KU's 73 Fund Request Reduced to 48 Million
Kansas University asks the Kansas Board of Regents to seek 48.6 million for fiscal 1973 operations from the legislature. The total request is 48,658,664 in educational and general funds, about 3.99 million less than last year. The university cites stricter budgeting guidelines and revised formulas as reasons for the smaller request.
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Leaders Press On Fund Hikes For 6 Schools
TOPEKA AP six state universities colleges and the medical center filed requests for fiscal 1973 budgets totaling 190.67 million dollars up 16.5 percent from 1972 and asked 9.14 million in state general funds for capital improvements. Enrollment projections show fall 1972 headcount of 62 646 up 2 519 from 60 127. General operating requests include 103.39 million from state general revenue funds up 27.6 percent from 1971.
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Kansas Board of Regents
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Journal-World Raises Home Delivery Rate in Lawrence
Effective July 1 the Journal-World home delivery rises to 2.05 dollars per month due to higher operating costs and the Lawrence city sales tax. Deliverers on Lawrence routes will receive a 12 percent wage increase, the first carrier raise since 1968.
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Mekong Delta crackdown targets drugs among 18000 GIs
In Can Tho, South Vietnam, authorities launch the broadest drive yet against illegal drug use by American troops. The 18,000 soldiers in the Mekong Delta are restricted to military compounds with limited off base access as the operation unfolds.
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Drug crackdown in Delta targets heroin marijuana find on service members
In a Delta briefing Lt. Gen. Cushman urged action against drugs. The drive began Tuesday with searches of hay business, soldiers and vehicles. three days in, heroin and marijuana seized and over 100 American servicemen arrested for illegal possession or AWOL. Vietnamese and American authorities cooperate.
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Regent meeting approves KU fee increase and new health center
Kansas Board of Regents approves a $3 per semester KU fee hike raising resident costs to 231.50 and nonresident to 526.50 with $1 for Memorial Union costs and $2 for higher insurance. A new student health center plan valued at 3.63 million dollars is set to begin design. residency rule discussion is deferred to July. Warren Corman cited for health center plans. Paul Wunsch elected chairman, Max Bickford re elected as executive officer.
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Old Masters fetch record eight point seven million in London sale
Christie's in London sold Titian Death of Actaeon and 26 Old Masters for 8 735 580 dollars, the highest one day art sale ever though below expert hopes of 20 million. Titian went to London dealer Julius Weitzner for 4 032 000 dollars amid public outcry to keep the work in Britain.
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Gas Fire Delays LA Rescue Try
Rescue teams battled thick smoke and natural gas flames in an underground water tunnel near Sylmar, delaying attempts to reach five workers still missing after the explosion. Twelve dead were confirmed, with 17 others presumed dead and only one survivor found. The 3.5 mile tunnel lies near the epicenter of February’s LA area quake, part of a state water project.
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Bob Ree
Gordon B. Oakeshott
California Division of Mines and Geology
Sylmar
Supreme Court Agrees To Hear Vietnam War Article Case
The Supreme Court will hear a government bid to restrain publication of Pentagon Vietnam study articles in the New York Times and Washington Post at 10 am CDT Saturday. The court blocked both papers from publishing stories the government objects to, split 5 to 4.
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Extreme heat expected in Lawrence this weekend
The National Weather Service forecasts record heat for Lawrence with highs of 100 to 110 in northeast Kansas. Today noon readings neared 90 as thin clouds modestly dimmed the sun. A 20 percent chance of isolated thunderstorms is possible this afternoon and tonight into early Saturday, with overnight lows in the upper 70s.
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City Considers Neighborhood Development Plan in Downtown
The Lawrence Chamber of Commerce backs a sidewalk benefit district after a meeting on the Neighborhood Development Program. City funds include 540000 in federal urban renewal money with a one to two match and credits from completed projects. A revised plan prioritizes parking and pedestrian features with no firm construction timetable.
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Buford Watson
Don Robertson
Watson
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Vermont
New Hampshire
Robertson
Index High of 100 to 110
Weather page teaser notes a scorching index high between 100 and 110. It references regional listings and sponsored brands such as Rupee Stover Candies and Key Rexall alongside an Adv for Jayeeeg Fireworks tickets.
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