County libraries to compile resources directory survey
Douglas County libraries and reference facilities will receive a questionnaire to compile a directory of available resources. The SRRT will publish the directory for cooperative use and future planning, with copies to Library of Congress Kansas Library and SART offices. Donations welcomed and recognized in the directory.
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Douglas County
Douglas Dillard
Chamber of Commerce
Library of Congress
Kansas Library
National Sart Office
Topeka Teachers Reject Final Contract Proposal
Topeka teachers rejected what was described as the final contract proposal from the school board for the 1978 74 school year. NEA Topeka President Stanley Sidel announced the vote after a meeting, and the school board negotiator would be notified by mail. The final vote total would not be released and a future action plan would be decided in coming days.
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Topeka, Kan
Topeka
The
National Education Association
Stanley Sidel
Sidel
Neatopeka
Proposal Defeated in Missouri County Government Change
In St. Joseph Missouri the plan to replace Buchanan County court with a seven member county legislature was defeated by 11 302 to 6 879 votes. The vote outcome ends the drive to restructure county government.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
Buchanan County
Doctor to Speak at Kansas University Medical Center
Dr. Leon Dmochowski, professor and head of virology at University of Texas M D Anderson, will speak at 4 p m Wednesday in Wahl Hall East Auditorium KU Medical Center. The lecture will be televised to Bailey Hall on the Lawrence campus and cover Studies on the Relationship of Viruses to Neoplasia of Animals and their Implications to Neoplasia of Man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Leon Dmochowski
University of Texas
M.D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute
Wahl Hall
Kansas University Medical Center
Bailey Hall
Lawrence KU
Study finds IQ rises into middle age in Santa Clara group
University of Santa Clara psychologist Dr. John Kangas reports a 48 person Bay Area study showing mean IQ rose from preschool tests to 1968 69, reaching 130.1. The group, tested originally in 1931, surpassed prior beliefs that IQ stays fixed after adolescence, with environment and occupation stimulating gains.
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Santa Clara
Calif
University of
Kangas
San Francisco Bay Area
Katherine Bradway
San Francisco
Journal of Developmental Psychology
Lawrence High Senior Wins McPherson College Scholarship
Dale Lee Culver son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth L Culver 419 Minn has been awarded a Competitive Honor Scholarship of 2300 dollars to attend McPherson College in McPherson He is a senior at Lawrence High School The four year scholarship awarded for high school grades class rank ACT scores and a personal interview McPherson College is a private liberal arts institution related with the Church of the Brethren.
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Dale Lee Culver
Kenneth L. Culver
McPherson College
McPherson
Lawrence High School
The
Church of the Brethren
Kansans rally to beat Missouri legislators in charity game
Kansas lawmakers overcame a slow start to defeat Missouri peers 47 to 40 in a charity basketball game in Topeka. Rep. Lloyd Buzzi led Kansas with 14 points as Rep. Michael Glover and Lt. Gov. Dave Owen contributed key late free throws. About 500 attended, raising an estimated 1000 dollars for the Cerebral Palsy Association.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas ‘Legislative
Missouri Legislative
Missouri Lawmakers
Michael Glover
D Lawrence
Lloyd Buzzi
R-Lawrence
Buzzi
Dave Owen
Cerebral ‘Palsy Association
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Lecompton
Lawrence
Citizens Ambulance Service
Kanass University
Lawrence Public Library
DIC Serts Pharmacy
4Th
Maine
Kentucky
Toastmaster
CACM
Orbital
Kansas
LHS
Culver
Ana
Gary Rust
Eac
Phil Snowden
North Kansas City
Sen
John Schneider
St. Louis
Missouri
Committee For Responsible Government
Phil Everly
Treas
Wan
Radio Shack
Stationmnde
Sound
23Rd St
Radio ShacksRain
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