Kansas University faculty sabbatical leaves approved
Kansas Board approved sabbatical leaves for many faculty members. Research plans include banking history in the United States, studies in Europe, Asia, and Latin America, and exchanges with foreign institutions. Notable destinations include Washington D C, Seville, Vienna, Oxford, Hawaii, Jamaica, Denmark, Germany, and Mexico.
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Kansas University
Kansas Board
Eated
Jeaves . Inc
Aiesene LeAvnetson
United, States
Ammon Andes
John Augelli
Ashington
D. C
Seville
Spain
Central America
E. Jackson Baur
Vienna
Austria
Richard Bearman
Armidale
Australia
Karel Blaas
Jack Brooking
United States
J. Sheldon Carey
J. W .Calvahouse
Oxford University
England
Karl D. Edwards
Hawaii
Thomas Gale
E. Thayer Gaston
Europe
Middle East
Oscar M. Haugh
Wilmer Linkagel
Boston
Washington, D. C
Michael Maher
Berkeley
Calif
Sherwood Newton
John Nicholson
Denmark
Germany
Lynn, Osborn
New York
Los Angeles
Tom Rea
University of Liege and
Theater Arts Institute
Brussels
Belgium
Domingo Ricart
Paris
Naples
Barcelone
Madrid
Alvin Schild
Richard Schira
Jamaica
Harry Schaffer
Munich
Richard Sheridan
Robert Squier
New Offensive by U S Troops Opens Across Vietnam
About 10 000 American troops launched five new drives along multiple provinces including Beng Son Plain Phan Thiet An Khe Bien Hoa Long Binh and near Saigon to regain the initiative after the new year offensive. U S military losses stood at 799 dead 397 wounded with 94 U S soldiers killed.
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Ene
Beng Son
22Nd
North Vietnamese Regi‘ment
4Th ‘Infantry Division
Phan Thiet
101St Airborne Division
An Khe
Central
Vietnam
Heu This
Dance for Lawrence junior high students planned
A dance for Lawrence junior high students will run from 7:30 to 10 p.m. Friday at the South Park Recreation Center. Music by The Happy Medium. A small admission fee and school clothes required.
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South Park Recreation Center
A Cappella Choirmen on Two Day Good Will Tour
The 70 voice Lawrence High School A Cappella Choir and six chaperons left the LHS lot by chartered bus at 6 30 AM starting a two day Good Will Tour. They perform at Em poria High School at 9 30 AM and at Wichita State University in the afternoon. Tonight they stay at the Ramada Inn Hutchinson and attend a local game or movie. Friday they sing at Great Bend High School in dual assemblies then perform at Russell High School. Return to Lawrence late Friday evening. Chaperones include Mr and Mrs Dun can Couch Mr and Mrs Duane Knos and Mr and Mrs Max Rife. Couch is director of A Cappella.
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Lawrence High School
LHS
Emporia High School
Wichita State University
Ramada Inn
Hutchinson
Great Bend High School
Russell High School
Lawrence
Duncan Couch
Duane Knos
Max Rife
Couch
City Planning Commission Sets Special Public Hearing Date
The City Planning Commission calls a special public hearing for Tuesday April 2 in City Hall to discuss a proposed revision of the planned unit development ordinance. All developers and interested persons are invited. Copies of the draft ordinance will be available at the planning office.
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City Planning Commission
City Hall
City Commission
Lawrence Monument Co.
Lawrence Monument Co. located at 810 EB in Lath Vi 32484 is listed in the text.
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Lawrence Monument Co
Zoning Ordinance Upheld In Homewood Gardens Case
District Court Judge Frank R. Gray ruled Ordinance 3500 as amended valid and reasonable prohibiting residential construction in an industrial zone. He held the ordinance takes precedence over restrictive covenants in the Homewood Gardens subdivision, resolving a 1966 suit filed by Emory Scott against property owners.
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Lawrence
Frank R. Gray
Gray
Emory Scott
Vt. St
19Th Street
Haskell Avenue
Scott
KU Records High Spring Enrollment in Kansas
The Kansas Board of Regents reports Kansas University posts a record 14 891 spring enrollment in Lawrence, up from 13 771 last spring and lower than last fall's 15 791. Across six state schools total enrollment is 53 542, with Wichita University showing the steepest falloff of 7 4 percent.
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Kansas Board of Regents
Kansas University
Lawrence
K-State
Wichita
Emporia
Hays
Pittsburg
City approves planned unit development with required open space
City Commission approves in principle a planned unit development for Parkmar Estates at 28rd and Kasold Dr with a condition to add more open space. Developers propose six acres for apartments near single family homes and shifts in street patterns. Open space, density control, and a special planner meeting are anticipated as revised drawings are submitted.
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City Hall
Parkmar Estates
28Rd
Kasold Dr
City Commission
Jack Brand
Bob Billings
Commission
Paul N. Ericson
Brand
Jim Black
Ericson
Don Venhaus
Black
Leo Smith
Naismith Valley
23Rd Street
Arkansas Street
Ousdahl Road
Richard Zinn
Planning Commission
Regents OK Fund Changes for K State Buildings
The Kansas Board of Regents moves to ask the Kansas Finance Council to reallocate 483800 from the Kansas State University building fund to Kansas State College in Pittsburg and Kansas State Teachers College in Emporia. Bids total 2695323 about 500000 under estimates. President James McCain cites need for equipment as labs are ready. Public comments from A H Cromb urge funds for Pittsburg physical education and Emporia Cremer Hall additions. Regents plan to seek legislative approval to allow equipment purchases when buildings are ready in about two years. They also raise student parking from 3 to 5 dollars and faculty staff permits from 3 to 10 dollars per year starting September. Commencement assignments set for Eldon Sloan Ned Cushin and Cromb. Next meeting April 18 in Hays.
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Kansas Board of Regents
Kansas Finance Council
Kansas State University
Kansas State College
Pittsburg
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
K-State
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Regents
A. H. Cromb
Mission Hills
Cremer Hall
Kansas
Kstate
Thefts and Break-In Reported by Lawrence Police
Lawrence police report two thefts and a break in Wednesday night. Sandra Francisco found her car stereo valued at 79 dollars missing from 1040 Mass Street after seeing a man push in the vent window. Richard Glenn reported an ignition key and gear shift knob stolen from his auto at Hillcrest Shopping Center. A break in occurred at the New York School Annex, with nothing missing.
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Sandra Francisco
Mass
11Th Street
Richard Glenn
Oxford Rd
Kansas University
Hillcrest
New York School
N.Y. St
Lawmren
$1.5 Million Bid Opened on Perry Dam Relocation
An apparent low bid of 1 564 604 was opened by District Army Engineers for phase 11 of Jefferson County road relocation work at the Perry Dam and Reservoir on the Delaware River northwest of Perry Kansas. The bid by John H. Riddle doing business as the Riddle Contracting Co Salina Kan beat the government estimate of 1 552 457. The Perry Reservoir is scheduled for completion in 1969.
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Kansas City
District Army Engineers
Jefferson County
Perry Dam
Delaware River
Perry
Kan
John H. Riddle
Riddle Contracting Co
Salina
Olathe Lawyer Files for Republican Attorney General Nomination
Marion W. Chipman of Olathe filed today in Topeka as a candidate for the Republican nomination for attorney general. He is the first Republican to file. four others have announced: State Sen. Kent Frizzell of Wichita, Assistant Attorney General Richard Seaton, Charles McAtee director of penal institutions, and Shawnee County Attorney Robert Hecht.
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Marion W. Chipman
Olathe
Graham County
Kent. Frizzell
Wichita
Richard Seaton
Charles McAtee
Shawnee County
Robert Hecht
NAACP Lawrence Chapter Meeting Scheduled Tuesday
The Lawrence branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People will hold a Tuesday afternoon meeting. Officials and the executive board plan to discuss improved school communications and a possible complaint involving a West Junior High School staff member.
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National Association
Advancement of Colored People
West
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