KU Opens New Urban Course
Kansas University launches a graduate course in urban environment taught by associate professor Lou Michel and supported by the Schools of Education and Architecture and Urban Design. The program trains teachers to bring urban issues into classrooms from first grade through high school, stressing local, real city problems and future urban planning challenges.
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Gaar Calls Off Motion In Kansas Senate Clash
Kansas Senator Norman Gaar withdrew an emergency motion to force a vote on Gov. Docking’s corporate disallowance bill. He accused Senate President Robert Bennett of stalling and warned the chamber risks a confrontation as the measure aims to generate about 25 million dollars annually for state programs.
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Scout Building To Be Dedicated At Troop 55 Open House
The Boy Scout Troop 55 new building at 1124 Kasold Dr will be dedicated Sunday with an open house from 2 to 5 p.m. Ceremonies at 2 30 p.m. feature Kaw Council Executive Bob Allexsaht Dale Rummer and Dr J J Underwood. The facility funded by troop members and parents is a meeting place for the West Side Presbyterian Church sponsored group. Scoutmaster Edwin T Burgess leads the troop.
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Accident Kills Youth on I-70 in Kansas City
Randy N. May age 16 of Kansas City Kansas died when a car left Interstate 70 during rain and plunged 40 feet landing upside down on Seventh Street Trafficway. A companion was seriously injured in the same wreck.
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County Court Sets Continued Hearings for Dowdell and Mumford
Preliminary hearings in Douglas County Court for Mark Dowdell and Danny Mumford were continued to 3 p.m. April 13 at the state's request. Both remain in the county jail on $10,000 bond each. Mumford, 22, of 1315 North J, faces 10 felony counts. Dowdell, 22, of 782 Locust, faces 12 felony counts, all burglary and grand larceny.
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