Development Unit Session Attended by KU Officials
Two Kansas University representatives attended a Kansas Economic Development Commission session in Topeka. John Conard, director of university relations and development, and Darwin Dakoff, economics professor, joined at Lt. Gov. Dave Owen's invitation. The meeting aims to foster closer cooperation between KU and state agencies, with further discussions planned with KU scientists and the Geological Survey director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Kansas Economic Deverment Commission
Topeka
John Conard
Darwin Dakoff
Dave Owen
Owen
Versity
Economic Development Commission
William Argersinger
William Hambleton
Kansas Geological Survey
Water District Seeks 185 Patrons for Rural System
Organizers of the Wakarusa Rural Water District report about 185 residents have signed up to join. The steering committee plans to extend membership, set a possible deadline, and negotiate a water purchase contract with the City of Lawrence while evaluating a southern boundary into Franklin County if demand warrants.
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Wakarusa Rural
Bership
Ralph Whaley
Wakarusa River
Douglas County
Whaley
Franklin County
Donald Carbaugh
Lawrence
Stolen 1964 Chevrolet from Hallmark lot in Lawrence
Lawrence police report a 1964 white over turquoise two door Chevrolet stolen from Hallmark Inc parking lot on North Iowa between 3 30 p m Thursday and 1 20 a m today. The car is valued at 600 dollars and bears 1972 license DG C 1055.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Cannon
Eudora
Hallmark, Inc
Iowa
Lawrence
Haskell Plans Alumni Honor Nomination Deadline
The Haskell Indian Junior College Alumni Association invites nominations for the 1973 Outstanding Alumni Award through April 15. Archie L. Hawkins says awards honor individuals for achievement and service to society or fellow Indians. recipients will be recognized at the 1973 spring commencement. Past honorees include Robert Bennett Sidney Carney Thomas Jimboy Turner Cochran and Ned Hatathli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alumni Association of
Haskell Indian Junior College
Archie L. Hawkins
Robert Bennett
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Sidney Carney
Anadarko
Thomas Jimboy
Turner Cochran
U.S. Department of Justice
Ned Hatathli
Navajo Community College
Fire fighters union benefit to aid Burn Center at KU Medical
Plans for a country and western show on April 21 sponsored by the local fire fighters union will donate proceeds to the Gene and Barbara Burnett Burn Center at Kansas University Medical Center. Twenty five percent of revenue will fund a muscular dystrophy drive, announced Harold Morris, union public relations officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene and Barbara Burnett
Kansas University Medical Center
Harold Morris
Suspension upheld by McLouth school board
McLouth Board of Education denied a parent's bid to overturn a principal’s five day plus suspension following a shoving and shouting incident among three students. The board unanimously upheld the principal Dean Lindstrom’s decision.
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Mclouth
Board of Education
McLouth High School
Kenneth Rundle
Dean Lindstrom
Rundle
Tornado Strikes Near Galesburg and Walnut
A tornado cut a 20 mile line from Galesburg to Erie to Walnut causing property damage and power outages. A mobile home was wrecked at Galesburg two mobile homes overturned near Erie and damage to St Patrick's Church and school at Walnut while debris littered the path. Thunderstorms and rain were reported across much of the state.
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Chanute
Kan
Galesburg
Erie
Walnut
The
Highway Patrol
St. Patrick’s
Topeka
Emporia
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Bill Webster
USC
Tom Houzok
Webster
Heart of America
Kansas Union Forum
Tom Houzek
University of Southern California
Joel Goldman
Shawnee Mission
Carthage
Journal-World
Onard
Pickens
Auto Parts and Service
John Haddock
Ford, Inc
Alabama
Water District
Haskell
McLouth Elementary
Ann Marley
Deborah Elterman
Title One
VEGA
Motor Trend
Impala
Turner
Caprice
SAVE
Ufner
Chevrolet
Aaiew
New Hampshire
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