KU Plans 100th Commencement May 21 22 at Memorial Stadium
KU prepares for the 106th year but the 100th commence ment with a centennial themed cover and new features. Letters mailed to seniors and graduate students explain ceremony details and gown orders while relatives receive information this weekend. The platform moves 30 feet south to improve visibility and the Law School will take an oath similar to the Medical School.
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Kansas University
Larry Heeb
Dick Wintermore
KU Alumni Association
Raymond Nichols
John Conard
John Mize
Salina
Jim Gil
Heeb
Memorial Stadium
Two KU Presidential Tickets Withdraw From Elections
Two candidate teams have withdrawn from Kansas University student body elections set for March 15 and 16. Christopher Boyle and Tracey Ann Egbert left the race saying they would split the vote, while Chuck Ortleb and Leonard Grotta also withdrew. Five teams remain, listing presidents David Dillon Mohammed Amin Joe Landolt Joel Payne Rich Dwyer with their running mates.
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Kansas University
Christopher Boyle
Lawrence
Tracey Ann Egbert
Dighton
Boyle
Chuck Ortleb
Clay Center
Leonard Grotta
Wichita
Ortleb
Haskell Group Pushes Alcohol Treatment Plan on Campus
The Haskell Indian Junior College student affairs committee voted to recommend to the executive committee a three year alcohol treatment and prevention program. Gary Tahmahkera is seeking a $150 000 grant from HEW to start the Indian alcoholism demonstration project. The group also rewrites student regulations to protect constitutional rights and plans a handbook to guide due process. Nine subcommittees continue work on housing counseling activities student senate awards financial aid health campus security and regulations.
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Haskell Indian Junior College
Frank Quiring
Kansas Senate approves bill on publishing teacher wages
The Kansas Senate sent to the House a bill requiring publication of teacher salaries in public schools in Kansas City Kansas and community junior college teachers. Sponsors include Sen. George Bell Sen. Charles Hinchey and Sen. Jack Steineger all Wyandotte County Democrats. The measure also requires annual city employee salary disclosures.
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Senate
House
Kansas City
Kan
George Bell
Charles Hinchey
Jack Steineger
Wyandotte County
Democrats
Nixon dances with daughter in public in Florida
President Nixon relaxed in Key Biscayne after his China trip and danced with his daughter Julie at the Key Biscayne Hotel. He skipped his diet and had a chocolate coconut cake for dessert, taking some home, as Florida friend Charles G. Rebozo joined them at dinner.
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Key Biscayne, Fla
Nixon
Florida
China
Julie
Charles G
Bebe” Rebozo
Key Biscayne Hotel
Tricia
White House
Third Class Mail Rates Rise March 12
The U S Postal Service announced temporary third class rate hikes effective March 2 with a new five cent minimum per piece for advertising circulars and higher per pound charges for circulars and catalogs. Bulk rates for books and catalogs rise to 21 cents a pound with a five cent per piece minimum, while single piece rates increase by one to nine cents based on weight. Canada and Mexico parcels also adjusted to align with domestic third class changes.
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Washington
U.S. Postal Service
Postal Service
U.S
Triat
Postal Service Authority
Canada
Mexico
Search Continues for Pair in Kansas City Bar Disappearance
In Kansas City the hunt goes on for barmaid Mabel Ruth Manley and Jake Green missing since about 12 45 am Wednesday from Bigger Jigger No 2 at 9512 Hickman Mills Drives Owner Anthony Accurso reports $95 missing from the cash register and Manley's purse left behind Police use helicopter and two dogs as 16 officers search the nearby lot and area for the pair.
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Mabel Ruth Manley
Jake Green
Anthony Accurso
Hickman Mills
Accursa
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