Med Center Plans Expansion for Allied Health Training
Kansas University Medical Center outlines plans to expand facilities and create an allied health training system. Dr. William C. Rieke, new vice chancellor for health affairs, urges bond authority to fund growth and notes a $15.3 million HEW grant could augment class size facilities and faculty over five years. A state bill seeks revenue bonds to finance a new hospital, expanding enrollment from 130 to 200 per class, with allied health emphasis and Wichita medical school feasibility study.
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Kansas City
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Kansas University Medical Center
William C. Rieke
Rieke
Kansas
Kansas Board of Regents
Robert Docking
Wichita
Make the Scene Clean for Citywide Cleanup Drive
Twenty major spring clean-up projects are listed for March 29 to April 4 with groups reserving slots. Chairwoman Mrs. Camera Nash says the slogan Make the Scene Clean frames the efforts to clear trash around homes, workplaces, and parks while city sanitation crews suspend bulky-item pickups that week.
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Camera Nash
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
More Vets to School Surge in California
A government official notes a sharp rise in veterans enrolling in college. VA figures show 162,000 veterans began college training in California last year, up 400 percent since 1966, signaling a major shift from the 1960s when most ex service members moved into work.
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Los Angeles
Veterans Administration
California
Boys State Set For KU Campus
The 34th annual American Legion Boys State arrives at Kansas University campus from May 30 to June 5 1971. Kansas program ranks fourth largest nationally with about 1100 attendees yearly. After the session two Kansas boys will go to the Boys Nation program at Maryland University.
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American Legion
Kansas University
Government In Action
Kansas
Maryland University
Economic Gain Seen This Year From Fed Outlook
The Federal Reserve Board reports a potential vigorous recovery this year if consumers spend more. It warns rapid expansion might trigger inflation and hurt US competitiveness. The board expects home building and local construction to lead gains, with wage demands as a key inflation risk. The exact money supply growth remains undecided, with the Nixon administration seeking about six percent.
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Nixon
Soviet arms buildup boosts Egypt as cease fire nears
US sources say the Soviet Union sent three MI-8 transport helicopters to Egypt within the last month, raising Egypts helicopter fleet to about 133 and boosting troop landing capability. Egypt also added MIG and SU-7 jets to its air force, narrowing the air balance with Israel as a seven month cease-fire unfolds.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Egypt
U.S
Israel
United States
Middle East
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