Educators Discuss Follow Through Head Start Link
A Friday meeting at Cordley School brought together Head Start staff and public school personnel to coordinate transitions for disadvantaged children. Panelists included David Clap, Robert Taylor, Marvin Fine, Joan Bauler, Hulda Flores, and Georgiana Devine who outlined curriculum, family involvement, health care, and parent leadership initiatives.
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Cordley Chool
East Central Kansas Community Action
David Clap
Robert Taylor
Lawrence
Marvin Fine
Kansas University Educational Psychology
Joan Bauler
Hulda Flores
Georgiana Devine
East Central
Kansas
Taylor
Clapsaddle
Thefts and Vandalism Reported by Lawrence Police
Two thefts and a vandalism incident were reported today by Lawrence police. Burglars broke into the Bier stube at 1344 Tenn. St. overnight and stole $125 from a cashbox after forcing entrance on the tavern’s south side. The business had been locked at 12:35 a.m. The vandalism involved vandals shoving in a rear door and breaking glass on two doors at a home on Ky. St. about 12:15 p.m. Thursday, causing $10 to $15 damage.
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Lawrence
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Francis Dunkin
Ora D. Hess
Pleasant
Battery theft at 198 Ala. Stotal value $40
Police report a theft from an auto on 198 Ala. St between 8 30 p m and 11 45 p m Thursday. A battery was stolen after cables were cut but no damage estimate was provided.
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Kansas U Model UN approves Rhodesia sanctions plan
The Kansas University Model United Nations passed a resolution to sanction Rhodesia in a general assembly with about 250 students. Sanctions would take effect in 90 days unless the Rhodesian government grants freedom to its people. The Security Council discussed the Middle East but did not pass a resolution.
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Middle East
Vietnam
China
Model U.N
Kansas Union
City County Continue Debate On Courthouse Plans
County Commissioner Walter Kampschroeder backs a new courthouse for all county offices while opposing a unified judicial building. Both bodies favor a judicial facility for law enforcement but doubt joint city county office use. Don Metzler suggests an studies committee to examine problems.
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Kampschroeder
County Commission
Don Metzler
Métzlér
Travis
Glass
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Metzler
County groups discuss government building site study plan
County Commission leaders debated funding for a government research committee and a county building plan. They met Architects Associated to study site projects near the courthouse, considering use by city and county offices with a potential November vote.
Notable Religious Scholar Receives Alumni Honors in 1963
The speaker from Doty Theological Seminary in Salisbury Rhodesia and the Methodist Theological Seminary in Mulungwisha Congo has earned an alumni award from Mount Union College in 1963 and was named man of the month by the Pastoral Psychology Journal in April 1965 after addressing over 50 colleges and universities.
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Salisbury
Rhodesia
Methodist Theological Seminary
Mulungwish
Congo
Mount Union College
Pastoral Psychology Journal
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