Chalmers Sees Small KU Fee Hike Impact
Kansas University Chancellor Laurence Chalmers says the recent $25 in state resident and $125 out-of-state tuition increases, along with $50 for nonresidents at colleges, are unlikely to affect KU enrollment. He notes the hikes aim to restore Midwest cost levels and may strain in-state scholarships, while federal aid prospects depend on funding.
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Kansas University
Laurence Chalmers
Kansas Board of Regents
Chalmers
Midwest
Record 506 Candidates Filed for Aug. 1 Kansas Primaries
The State Canvassing Board certified a record 506 candidates for the Aug. 1 Kansas primaries for Congress state offices and the legislature. Four GOP candidates seek the governor nomination, with Gov. Docking running for a fourth term.
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Topeka
Kan
Congress
Governor
John Anderson Jr
de Soto
Ray E. Frisbie
Manhattan
Morris Kay
Lawrence
Reynolds
Ren’ Shultz
Robert Docking
Robert E. Hoffman
Raymond
J. van Skiver
Wichita
Walter H. Peery
Tom R. van Sickle
Fort Scott
Secretary of State
High Schooler Fisher Aims for Medical Path in Lab Work
Fisher, a LHS graduate, works in Dr. Aryeh Hurwitz's clinical pharmacology lab studying drug absorption in rat gut. He plans KU studies this fall with medicine or chemistry in view, while residence at the medical center’s student center is funded by the Kaw Valley Heart Association.
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Fisher
LHS
Aryeh Hurwitz
Medical
Puro O-Zone Chemical Company
Lawrence
Miss Womack
Medical Center
The
Kaw Valley Heart Assn
Kansas motorists face over 30 percent insurance rate rise
James M. Barnett of Overland Park, president of the Kansas Trial Lawyers Association, warned that most Kansas motorists would see insurance rates climb by more than 30 percent if the federal no fault automobile insurance bill passes. A Senate Commerce Committee subcommittee approved the bill 13 to 4.
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Topeka
Kan
James M. Barnett
Overland Park
Kansas Trial Lawyers Association
Kansas
Senate Commerce Committee
Barnett
Pearson Policy Gets an Assist
Senate Commerce Committee approved a bill by Senator James B. Pearson to raise the federal share for airport development from 50 to 75 percent. It would require the FAA to obligate at least 420 million dollars annually from the Airport and Airways Trust Fund, with 82 percent funded for firefighting equipment and security gear, and permit 100 percent initial federal funding for land acquisition.
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Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
James B. Pearson
R-Kan
United States
Pearson
Federal Aviation Administration
Airport Airways Trust Fund
Sherman Army Air Field
Leavenworth
Kay Proposes Seven Point Program for Kansas Seniors
Topeka Kansas AP Mor ris Kay Republican nominee hopeful outlines a seven point plan to aid older Kansans Creating a department of aging addressing inflation fixed incomes tax relief homestead credit additional employment automatic Social Security increases stronger pension rights and expanded health services including out hospital care.
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Topeka
Kan
Morris Kay
Kansas
Department of Aging
Kay
Kansas House of Representatives
Lawrence Insurance
Crime Alert Appears in Lawrence Police Notice
Crime alert seeks information to help Lawrence police solve or prevent crimes. Citizens are urged to call with tips or details to aid law enforcement and community safety.
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Lawrence
Victims Spelled Out on Telephone Dial Message
A telephone dial reads by letters spelling the word Victims, noting that callers need not reveal their names. The snippet conveys a puzzling or playful dial design detail without further context or names.
Quiet discrete surroundings at Rumsey funeral Home
Rumsey Funeral Home advertises discreet, respectful services and quiet surroundings for memorials and tributes. It lists contact number 848-6111 and invites inquiries for arrangements and assistance.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Tent City Protest Move Planned in Kansas City
Kansas City SCLC plans a nine day tent city near the Plaza to protest poverty and demand a reversed ordinance against overnight parking in public parks. Emmanuel Cleaver coordinates the project aiming for 150 people near J C Nichols fountain to pressure middle and upper class areas to address need.
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Tent City
Kansas City
Resurrection City
Washington
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Exclusive Plaza
William Kirkdoll
SCLC
Emmanuel Cleaver
J. C. Nichols
James Reed Jr
Federal reservoir rangers authorized at Perry Lake area
Lawrence area officials announce Perry Lake reservoir rangers are official. William Hathaway of Oklahoma and James Edmonds of Leavenworth are authorized to issue citations for littering pollution and other offenses. Penalties reach 500 dollars and six months jail. Rangers will wear uniforms badges and drive a federal vehicle.
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Perry Lake
Lawrence
William Hathaway
Oklahoma
James Edmonds
Leavenworth
No Arrests Yet In Theft Crash Of Auto Tuesday
The 10:30 a m theft of a car from Hillcrest Shopping Center led to a 10:35 a m crash at Louisiana Street extension and Leary Road two miles south of the city. The driver of the stolen car, whose name wasn’t provided, had left the keys in the vehicle. Michael F. Burger, 23, of route 2, sustained damage in the crash. both cars sustained about 500 dollars in damage. Authorities from the Douglas County Sheriff’s Department and Lawrence police are investigating and no arrests have been made.
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Hillcrest
Douglas County Sheriff's Department
Lawrence
Terrel S. Nichols
Houston
Tex
Louisiana Street
Leary Road
Sheriff's Department
Michael F. Burger
Rt. 2
Sierra Club Groups to Meet National Officers in Denver
Sierra Club representatives from nine Midwest Southwest and Mountain states will meet national officers in Denver July 15 and 16 to study states air quality statutes, said Ron Baxter Kansas Sierra Club chairman today.
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Topeka
Kan
Sierra Club
Midwest
Southwest
Mountain States
The
Conservation Organization
Denver
Ron Baxter
Kansas
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