Weather Outlook Sunny and Warmers Across Regions
Northeast expects sunny and warm conditions. Kansas sees fair and cool tonight with lows in the 40s and sunny, warmer Friday with highs in the 70s and no rain. Official readings show a Wednesday high of 54 and a morning low of 39, with past highs and lows listed.
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Lecture by Garrett Hardin at Kansas Union Forum
Professor Garrett Hardin of UC Santa Barbara will deliver the Sigma Xi National Lecture at 7 45 tonight in the Kansas Union Forum Room. He will discuss abolition contraception and ethics in his talk.
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Washington Law School Bias Case Heads to Supreme Court
Marco DeFunis Jr a white student sues University of Washington claiming he was rejected while minority applicants with lower scores were admitted The case could test race based admissions and affirmative action amid ongoing implications for higher education civil rights policy and the 1954 Brown v Board ruling.
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Hospital Costs Rise in Hutchinson Kansas
Hutchinson officials announce a July 1 price hike for average hospital stays from 89.20 to 95.81 daily, with semi private room rates up from 44 to 50. The board cites higher service demand, tech needs, inflation, and post merger benefits as driving factors. future new hospital costs could reach about 115 per day.
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Art in the Park to honor young artists with fifteen awards
The 12th annual Art in the Park show will award fifteen $10 gift certificates for junior high senior high and Haskell Indian Junior College entrants. Mrs. Robert B. Brown chairs the event with the Lawrence Art Guild backing and winners announced Sunday from 1 to 6 p.m. at South Park. Local donors include Capitol Federal Savings and Loan, First National Bank, Hallmark Cards, Meadowbrook Apartments, University State Bank and others.
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Mary Jule Stough
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Brotherhood Clerks Reach Tentative Pact Ending Nationwide Strike
CHICAGO AP The Brotherhood of Railway and Airline Clerks announced a tentative agreement with REA Express Co ending a nationwide strike after three hours. Union president C L Dennis sent a telegram ordering morning shift workers to return to duty.
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Teachers Vote on Topeka Contract Proposal
Topeka Kansas AP reports teachers will vote on a new contract proposal from the Board of Education. The NAEs Topeka branch says the proposal goes to teachers Monday and votes are set for next Thursday. Details of the offer remain unclear. Teachers seek a pay raise and planning periods for elementary staff.
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