KU Panel Proposes Minor Changes to BA Degree
A Kansas University committee recommends only minor changes to BA degree requirements in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. The plan, chaired by Jack Standgrebe, aims to keep current distribution and GPA standards while adjusting English Foreign Language Math Speech and Western Civilization requirements. The package would take effect June 1 and encourage certain courses before sophomore year.
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Assembly of Kansas University’s
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Assembly
Jack Standgrebe
City Commission New Business and Old Business Agenda Summary
City Commission discusses bids for sanitary sewers to serve Auto Plaza Lots 4 and 5 and Alvamar planned unit development Lot 111. Public hearing on sidewalks on Massachusetts Street. Site plan review near Sears west of Iowa and Yale. Variances for Dairy Queen 1835 Mass and curbent policy. Deerfield Park paving plans. Rezoning proposals at 2237 Ohio and 31st Iowas southwest corner. Flood Plain uses. parking removal on East Glenn Drive and Cadet Street. Rezoning near Wisconsin and Minnesota. claims for sewer backup damages. Aviation Advisory Board. aviation and parking notes. Old business includes paving Lawrence Avenue Princeton Boulevard in Deerfield Park, Heatherwood sewer projects, temporary notes for parking lot and improvements, Cable TV extension, and board appointments.
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Auto Plaza
Homewood Gardens
Massachusetts Street
North Park Street
11Th Street
Sears
Iowa
Yale Road
Dairy Queen
1835
Mass
Gleason Gregory
Deerfield Park
Alvamar
Ohio
31St
Iowa Streets
Flood Plains
East Glenn Drive
Cadet Street
Maple Lane
Moramar Addition
Wisconsin Street
Minnesota Street
West 5Th Street
Luther French
OLD Business
Lawrence Avenue
Princeton Boulevard
Heatherwood Terrace
Heathrewood No. 1
New Hampshire Street
the World Co
Indians Declare Government Plan a Surrender at Wounded Knee
At Wounded Knee South Dakota the AIM leaders led by Russell Means reject the three phase government proposal as a surrender. Officials say negotiations hinge on the Indian response to the plan.
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Wounded Knee
American Indian Movement
AIM
Russell Means
Hellstein
Wood
FCC Commissioner Defends Nixon Criticism of Broadcast News
FCC Commissioner Benjamin L. Hooks says Nixon era criticism of broadcast news is not harsher than prior administrations. He notes the difference lies in the reaction it has generated and says he does not view the criticisms as more of a menace than past protests.
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Washington
Federal Communications
Benjamin L. Hooks
High Court to Hear Plea on Searches
The Supreme Court agreed to hear government appeals seeking to allow at least some evidence seized during unconstitutional searches. The case questions how far police may search suspects and whether all evidence must be excluded if searches overstep bounds. The appeal challenges a 5 4 Circuit ruling overturning Willie Robinson Jr.’s heroin conviction.
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High Court
Washington
Supreme Court
U.S. Circuit Court
Washington, D.C
Willie Robinson Jr
Florida
Agreement Near For MIA Search
The United States, North Vietnam, South Vietnam, and the Viet Cong near agreement on a combined search for Americans missing in Vietnam. A five-nation task force will operate from Nak hom Phanom Thailand, with a long term search extending over years.
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Saigon
United States
South Vietnam
Vietnam
U.S
Nakhom Phanom Air Base
Thailand
Cambodia
Laos
Indochina
Joint Military Commission
Mitchell Sharp
Ottawa
Hanoi
Vientiane
International Commission of Control and Supervision
Michel Gauvin
Gauvin
Military Commission
North Vietnam
Crime Alert for Lawrence Seeks Tips to Aid Police
Public notice urges residents to contact Lawrence police with any information to assist investigations or prevent crime. calls to action encourage reporting suspicious activity and sharing tips with authorities.
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Lawrence
Victims Spelled Out On Telephone Dial Phrase
Phrase explains that the digits 842-8467 spell the word VICTIMS on a telephone dial and notes that giving a name is not required.
City Deliberates 1.2 Acre Zoning Request in Lawrence
Lawrence city commissioners consider a 1.2 acre commercial zoning request between Wisconsin and Minnesota 200 feet south of West Fifth Street. Lee Jones’s proposal, deferred previously, faces Planning Commission denial and competes with an Aviation Advisory Board ordinance and several variances.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
West Fifth Street
Lawrence City Commission
Lee Jones
Lawrence-Douglas County
Dole Joins ISU Staff as Offensive Line Coach
Terre Haute Indiana AP Bill Dole a 30 year old former UNC assistant football coach has been named offensive line coach at Indiana State University He is a 1964 Davidson College graduate replacing Larry Van Der Hayden who moved to East Carolina Doles father Bill Dole Sr served as head coach at East Carolina and Davidson
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Terre Haute
Ind
Bill Dole
University of North Carolina
Indiana State University
Dole
Davidson College
ISU
Larry van der Hayden
East Carolina
Bill Dole, Sr
Davidson
Lawrence theaters present stories and melodrama this weekend
Lawrence High School offers Stories of America by Stephen Vincent Benet at 7 30 tonight and Tuesday in Reader's Theater. Central Junior High hosts Lily the Felon's Daughter melodrama drawing crowds of 200 Saturday night and 160 Saturday afternoon. Lawrence tax receipts up 11 2 percent from January 1973 with total since start around 480 485.60.
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Central Junior High School
Lawrence High School
Lawrence High School Storytellers
Stephen Vincent Benet
Reader’s Theater
Lily
Dan Jaimes
Lawrence
Kansas Department of Revenue
Topeka
Manhattan
No-Fault Auto Insurance Vote Hangs On Senate Panel
Kansas no-fault auto insurance debate moves through the Senate Commercial and Financial Institutions Committee after three hearings. Sen. Dick Rogers expects a Wednesday vote on the House-passed bill with possible floor debate Thursday. The measure sets a 17000 max single party benefit and a 500 threshold for pain and suffering, drawing opposition from lawyers and support from advocates of no fault.
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Topeka
Kan
Rogers
Manhattan
Senate Commercial and Financial Institutions Committee
House
Senate
Kansas
Robert F. Bennett
Commercial and Financial Institutions Committee
Senate Committee
Fletcher Bell
Richard Rogers
Faith and reunion mark POW flight home
Twenty six prisoners of war prepare to fly home as families await. Maj Thompson of Hudson says he longs to see his nine year old son born the day after his capture in Quang Tri. Marine Sgt Ronald Ridegway of Houston, listed as dead in 1968, is aboard the same returning plane.
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Maj. Thompson
Hudson
Mass
Clark
Thompson
Quang Tri Province
Travis Air Force Base
Calif
Scott Air Force Base
Ill
Ronald L. Ridegway
Houston
Tex
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