State Colleges Seek Tuitions For Students
Ottawa University president Peter H. Armacost told the Senate Education Committee that a 2.8 million annual cost for private college tuition grants is modest. The bill would provide up to 1000 dollars per student with need and workload requirements, aimed at boosting private college enrollment without funding institutions directly.
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Topeka
Peter H. Armacost
Ottawa University
Associated Independent Colleges of Kansas
Senate Education Committee
Armacost
Senate
Kansas
Pleas Entered In Fraud Case In Vietnam Scheme
Los Angeles AP report says Spc. Maj. William D. Wooldridge and four Army men pleaded innocent to conspiring to defraud noncommissioned officers clubs in Vietnam. Defendants include M. Set. William Higdon Spc. J.C. William Bagby and two retired NCOs Narvaez Hatcher and Theodore Bass. Hearing set August 2 for pretrial motions. Wooldridge was once the Army's highest ranking enlisted man.
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LOS Angles
Spt
William D. Wooldridge
Vietnam
M. Set
William Higdon
J.C
William Bagby
Narvaez Hatcher
Theodore Bass
Agnew Assures Indians of Nixon Aid
Vice President Spiro Agnew told about 400 delegates at the National Conference on Indian Self-Determination that the Nixon Administration backs tribal self rule and will press Congress to revive seven bills on Indian self determination. He cited housing gains and increased council representation, and noted ongoing budget plans and land issues affecting Native communities.
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Kansas City
Spiro T. Agnew
Nixon
Agnew
National Council On Indian Opportunity
Congress
Seven Hills
Secretary of Interior
Wendell Chino
New Mexico
First National Council On Indian Opportunity
Johnson
Gary W. Owens Sr
Arizona Salt River Reservation
Embraced by HEW Report Backs Student Claims
The Nixon administration endorses a Ford Foundation report arguing colleges are irrelevant to many students. It cites isolation, rigidity, and inertia in higher education and proposes new institutions using practical experience, diverse ages, and multiple teaching methods including telecourses.
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Washington
Nixon
Ford Foundation
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Elliot L. Richardson
Ford
Frank Newman
Stanford University
Abominable Chicken Man Report Stirs Oklahoma
Oklahoma City Zoo Director Lawrence Curtis investigates a door torn from a farm coop showing large handprints. He rules out bears and mountain lions and suggests a manlike creature, though he has only tracks that are not preserved. The story draws nationwide mail and reports of similar sightings.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Lawrence Curtis
el Reno
Okla
Curtis
Associated Press
United States
Pacific Northwest
Bigfoot
Springdale
Ark
Hearing Set In Douglas County On Drug Charges
A preliminary hearing is set for four p.m. Thursday in Douglas County Court for Michael Dodero 23 of Leavenworth on four felonious drug charges. Dodero posted 5500 bond and appeared in county court after being arrested Friday in Leavenworth related to a Feb 26 drug raid in Lawrence. Also in Leavenworth Sachse Jr 23 on parole from the Douglas County Court faces related charges. He was fined previously on theft and jailed for property destruction before parole. A pending felonious assault charge in Leavenworth City Court involves Sachse tied to an arrest attempt for a third drug suspect. The third man, Stanley J. Karpierz 23 of Lansing, has been bound over for trial in Leavenworth County District Court after selling an officer LSD.
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Douglas County
Michael Dodero
Leavenworth
Dodero
Lawrence
John R. Sachse Jr
Sachse
Stanley J. Karpierz
Lansing
Karpierz
Kansas Bureau of Investigation Laboratories
Explosions Damage Three Federal Buildings in St Louis
Three blasts struck federal buildings in St Louis causing major damage to a ROTC campus facility and hospitalizing 14 police and fire personnel for tests and possible concussion treatment. The FBI led the probe as the ROTC offices and classrooms had moved off campus after prior disturbances at nearby universities.
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ST. Louis
Federal Records Center
Washington
Phil Pizzo
Washington Universities
FBI
Air Force
Washington University
Wichita Primary Sees 78 City Race Nominees 18 for Education
Voters face a crowded ballot as 78 candidates run for three Wichita city commission seats and 18 seek spots on the board of education. The top six from each race advance to the April 6 general election amid concerns over taxes crime and urban renewal.
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Wichita
City Commission
Board of Education
Three White Men Given Jail Terms at Lamar Riot
In Dillon South Carolina three white men were sentenced for rioting after a 1960s era bus riot at Lamar school complex. Jeryl Best 43 gets two years jail plus two years probation and a $1000 fine. Delmer Kirven 46 receives 12 months with three years probation for rioting and assaulting an officer. James Marsh 32 draws 18 months with four months served mandatory and a $1000 fine, $500 suspended.
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Dillon
S.C
Lamar
Darlington County
Wade Weatherford
Weatherford
Jeryl Best
Delmer Kirven
Kirven
James Marsh
Assets of State Banks Rise in Kansas 1970
Kansas state banks and two trust companies reported 1970 assets totaling over 2.8 billion dollars, an increase of more than 238 million. The liquidity position remains strong with about 20 percent of assets in cash reserves and short term U.S. government and municipal bonds maturing within a year. Total capital accounts and reserves grew by 23 million dollars.
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Topeka
W. L. Webber
Robert Docking
Kansas State
Kansas
U. S
Webber
Generic Drugs and the Challenge of Equal Yet Different Medicines
The article explains that drugs differ beyond active ingredients. Inactive materials, tablet forms, and manufacturing variances affect outcomes. Even identical doses from the same producer may affect family members differently, making standardization difficult.
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Bureau of the Budget
Hubert Friday
Joseph Engavo
Ft. Washakie
Wyo
Barney Old Coyote
Montana State University
Stan Rood
Ralph Rood
Tactical Air Command
Langley Air Base
TAC
Rood
Lawrence High
Kansas University
Richardson
Robert Finch
Zoo
Lawton
Hen
Wyandotte
Tisi
Federal
Massachusetts Lawrence Kansas
CIN
East
Auto Glass Company
New Jersey
Cencor
Minnesota
Chas. Breithaupt
R. Pk
Lennox
Central Air
Jporris Bros
West
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