KU Names Two Vice Chancellors at Topeka Board Meeting
Kansas University President Chalmers announced Ambrose Saricks Jr and William J Argersinger will become the new vice chancellor for academic affairs and the first vice chancellor for research and graduate studies. Both were chosen by a search committee and will assume duties this summer. Saricks, a KU veteran and former Wichita State dean, has long been active in campus governance and civic groups. Argersinger, KU dean of research administration, will lead graduate studies and research initiatives.
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Kansas Board of Regents
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Wichita State University
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Chalmers
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College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Saricks
Wilkes- Barre
Bucknell University
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Stevenson Seeks Nixon Reversal on Kleindienst Nomination
Senator Adlai E Stevenson III urged President Nixon to withdraw Richard G Kleindienst as attorney general. He warned of embarrassment to government and called for a full Senate Judiciary Committee inquiry amid questions about Kleindienst and ITT out of court settlements. Senator Edward J Gurney urged waiting for hearings and noted no evidence tying Kleindienst to ITT pledge to the GOP convention.
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Justice Department
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San Diego
Explosives Found in Fremont Garage Returned to Fort Riley
In Fremont Nebraska a cache of World War II era ground explosives and rifle bazooka rockets was removed from a garage by two Fort Riley demolition experts. Police awaited the return of the materials as a bomb squad provided standby.
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Fort Riley
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Fremont
Fred Whitt
Kansas traffic deaths rise over night in March record
Data shows a surge in Kansas traffic fatalities from evening to 9 am with figures for March and 1972 compared to 1971. mentions Russell Stover Candies and Rexall as entities in the report.
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British rule imposed on Northern Ireland sparks protest and fear
London suspends home rule and takes direct control of Northern Ireland for a year. Prime Minister Heath outlines new arrangements including a cabinet minister for Northern Ireland and a representative local commission. Protestants vow resistance and Catholics warn of civil strife, as six thousand Belfast shipyard workers march in protest.
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Edward MacAteer
Westminster
Regents Leader Praises State Colleges Fair Treatment
Kansas Board of Regents chairman Paul Wunsch said the omnibus appropriations bill provides salary increases for classified staff at state colleges and universities starting April 1 and should remain in the final measure. He credited student fundraising for boosting higher education funding and noted no action next week could harm the sector. Max Bickford reported new authority for registering physicians assistants, a potential duty for KU Medical Center or the Wichita Allied Health Professions school. The board backed joint review plans with community colleges and COCAO to improve coordination and welcomed COCAO's common course numbering system from the six state schools.
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COCAO
Train Slices School Bus. Three Pupils Dead in New York
A Penn Central freight train struck a school bus at a private grade crossing near Congers Rockland County 25 miles northwest of New York City killing three teens and injuring about 40. The bus was en route to Nyack High School when the 83-car train from Weehawken to Selkirk hit broadside at 7:55 am.
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N.Y
Penn Central
Clarkstown
Rockland County
New York City
Weehawken
N.J
Selkirk
Nyack High School
Cloudy and Cold Weather Update
The forecast notes cloudy skies and colder conditions with a shift in temperatures. Expect brisk winds and a dry day overall, with cooler highs and potential overnight chill across the region.
Auto Insurance Hard to Get Call We Doane Agency
Local notice promotes Doane Agency at 824 Mass to assist with auto insurance access, urging residents to contact the firm for coverage options.
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Sleet Late March Spreads Moisture Across Lawrence
Local gardeners note moisture shortfall of about one percent for the year. EU weather station reports 0.19 inch of precipitation with sleet in the 6 to 7 am period. NWS forecasts 20 percent chance of more rain or sleet tonight with mostly cloudy, cooler conditions. Extension director E. L. Van Meter cautions about possible damage to budding plants and trees but sees little current risk, noting delayed planting and potential fruit tree impact if cold continues.
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Lawrence
National Weather Service
E. L. van Meter
Douglas County
Defense Asks For Acquittal Of Berrigan Case
After 64 witnesses, the government rested its conspiracy case against Jesuit priest Philip Berrigan and six others. The defense moved for directed verdicts of acquittal claiming no proof of conspiracy or plots to kidnap Henry Kissinger or destroy property. Prosecutor argues evidence shows guilt. Lawyers allege constitutional rights violations and discriminatory proceedings.
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Ramsey Clark
Henry Kissinger
O’dwyer
William Lynch
USS. District Court
R. Dixon Herman
Connally Warns Grocers to Watch Prices in Action Plan
Secretary Connally urged grocers nationwide to trim prices as the price-control program expands. He ruled out immediate controls on raw foods but warned of possible tougher measures if inflation persists. He also said labor resignations from the Pay Board should not derail the program and that hearings will be held next month.
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