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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1972

Page

6

KU Faculty Demand Better Fringe Benefits Than Other States

Kansas University faculty express discontent over low salaries and fringe benefits with many supporting higher state contribution to retirement and health plans. A plan to expand teaching- and staff-related benefits and free or reduced tuition for dependents is discussed along with sabbatical policy adjustments to improve morale.

Kansas University Kansas Council of Presidents of State Colleges and Universities Kansas Board of Regents Duke University Faiman Laurence Chalmers

Kansas doctor sails away with wife on two year Atlantic voyage

Dr Richard Alley an oral surgeon and his wife Marcia plan a two year sailing adventure aboard the 36 foot cutter Alano. They will depart from the Virgin Islands on March 29 and travel to Bermuda the Azores England and the Mediterranean before spending a year in the Caribbean. The couple sold their home and dental practice and expect to live aboard with their two KU aged children joining portions of the trip.

Richard S. Alley Marcia Alleys St. Thomas Virgin Islands Kansas Augusta el Dorado Atlantic Mediterranean Caribbean Alano Fred Joan Georgeson Georgesons Alley England Lecia University of Kansas Italy Richard Jr France Portugal Richard S. Allen

Surprise Train Ride For Wife And Friend In Hutchinson

Mrs. Ted Nieciecki and waitress Kathy Ginest boarded a railroad car in South Hutchinson after curiosity about a car bought by Nieciecki’s husband. The car moved slowly for about an hour under a switch engine before returning to a Hutchinson storefront where an assistant fetched their car. Nieciecki quipped she will hire guards for future rides.

Hutchinson, Kan Hutchinson Ted Nieciecki

Agent Role Questioned In KC Doctor Drug Trial

In Kansas City Kansas, testimony continued in the Dr. Bruce E. Hodges drug sale trial. Agent Jerome H. Gershman, key government witness, testified Hodges sold amphetamine and prescribed drugs on multiple visits. Defense to begin calling witnesses next.

KC Doctor Kansas City, Kan Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Bruce E. Hodges Johnson County U.S F. Lee Bailey Boston Jerome H. Gershman Hodges Gershman Hodge

Nude Reynolds Not Impressed By Cosmopolitan Centerfold

Burt Reynolds brushes off his Cosmopolitan nude centerfold saying the stunt was for laughs and spoofing Playboy. The 36 year old actor calls the reveal unimportant and plans to keep his modesty with a discreet pose.

New York Burt Reynolds Cosmopolitan Magazine Reynolds Adam Eves

Body found in Arkansas River near Wichita

Police identified the man as 59 year old Joseph E. Coleman whose body was found in the Arkansas River in northwest Wichita Wednesday night. A deputy district coroner estimated death around noon Wednesday and an autopsy was planned for today.

Wichita, Kan Wichita Arkansas River Joseph E. Coleman

Equal Rights for Women Approved by Senate

The Senate approved an amendment for equal rights for women by 84 to 8, sending the measure toward ratification by 38 states within seven years. Hawaii quickly ratified, while critics led by Sen. Sam Ervin urged states to handle discriminatory laws locally.

Washington Congress Sen Sam Ervin D-N.c Hawaii Senate Bella Abug D-N.y Ervin

Fifth Graders Told About Scouting Opportunities in Lawrence

Flyers in Lawrence fifth grade classrooms promote Kaw Council Boy Scouts and Camp Nash Edwardsville. New rule allows join at graduation. those turning 11 earlier may join. About 1,200 to 1,300 local boys in Scouting. 38 percent of 8 to 16 year olds in Cub or Boy Scouts. Fees low. uniforms not required. used uniforms common.

Lawrence Bob Gunn Kansas City Kaw Council of Boy Scouts of America Kaw Council Camp Nash Edwardsville Lawrence Boy Scout Gunn National Council Scouting Magazine

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