KU Health Center bids set for April six at campus site
Kansas University schedules bid opening April 6 for a 60 000 square foot two story Student Health Center with 34 bed inpatient ward. Project cost 3 650 000 funded by revenue bonds 3 400 000 from student fees and 250 000 from state appropriations. The facility near Zone QO parking will include outpatient services emergency department X ray lab pharmacy and a minor surgery suite.
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Boris Goldovsky to Speak at KU Arts Festival Tonight
Opera conductor Boris Goldovsky will lecture at Hoch Auditorium as part of the Kansas University Festival of the Arts series. The 8 pm talk is sponsored by the Student Union Activities and Humanities Lecture Series. He has a globe spanning career and the 1954 Peabody Award honor.
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Boston
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Overman Files for Reelection in 2nd Kansas District
Sen. Richard L. Overman of Oswego filed Monday to seek Republican renomination to the Kansas legislature from the 2nd district. He currently represents the district and would remain in the same area under the House reapportionment bill sent to Gov. Docking. Overman is the first candidate to file for a legislative seat.
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Robert Docking
What Happened to Workshops' Suggestions
Retrospective look at the first Police-Community Relations Workshops reports how recommendations were formed and acted on. Officials credit improved dialogue and lowered tensions, while the Menninger Foundation cautions that talking alone is not enough for lasting social change.
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Menninger Foundation
Haskell
Cities Service restricts gas supply for large users
Cities Service Gas Co announces denial of requests for new or increased gas supply for large industrial and commercial customers in Kansas. Lawrence area distributors say the policy likely won’t affect current or near-term plans, with residential and new homes prioritized.
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Public faces looming gas crisis warned by industry leader
Tom L. Schwinn of the Kansas Independent Oil and Gas Assn told a Rotary Club that energy shortages are forming despite ample supplies. He noted Kansas gas reserves fell from 18.5 to 13.3 trillion cubic feet since 1962, while production rose to meet demand, risking being a net natural gas importer by 1975.
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Rotary Club
Tom L. Schwinn
Kansas Independent Oil and Gas Assn
Kansas
Funeral Held for 3 Year Old Salena Williams
Funeral services were held in Dodge City for Salena Williams three year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Williams. She died in a house fire that swept through the rear bedroom of the parents’ home the previous Saturday afternoon.
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Dodge City
Kan
Salena Williams
James Williams
18-Year-Olds Get Jury Service In Federal Courts
The House passed a bill to allow 18-year-olds to serve on federal juries with minimal debate and no roll call. The Senate has approved the measure and must consider House technical changes. If enacted, 18 to 21 year olds could serve by October 1, 1973.
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House
Senate
Emanuel Celler
Dn.y
Judiciary Committee
Celler
Administrative Office of United States Courts
Justice Department
Civil Rights Commission
Plans Discussed On Fire Escapes At Linwood School
Basehor Linwood School Board discussed constructing a fire escape at Linwood School to comply with regulations. The board appointed Supt. Ward L. Kiester and two members Wayne Trail and John Johnston as delegates to a Kansas Association of School Boards regional meeting March 23 in Kansas City. Kiester was authorized to attend a March 17-18 Wichita seminar on board written policies. The board will consider revisions to its policy handbook at the April 3 meeting.
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Basehor
Linwood
Basehor-Linwood
Ward L. Kiester
Wayne Trail
John Johnston
Kansas Assn. of School Boards
Kansas City
Kiester
Wichita
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Board of Education and Haskell Indian Junior College Proposals
The article reviews suggestions about the board of education and Haskell Indian Junior College, outlining possible changes and community reactions. It notes stakeholders and future steps under discussion as part of ongoing education policy debate.
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