Avery Appeals for Easement Option in Turtle Creek Reservoir
Representative Avery urges Secretary Brucker to apply land easement rather than full acquisition for Turtle Creek Reservoir near Manhattan Kansas. He cites 1854 federal rule and argues the change harms displaced farmers by leaving fragmented, unusable tracts and blocking relocation of operations.
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Washington
Avery
D-Kas
Secretary of the Army
Wilbur M. Brucker
Turtle Creek Reservoir
Manhattan
Kas
Kansan
Brucker
Federal Register
Army
Turtle Creek
Blue River
Kan
Japanese Geologist Begins Three Month Study in Kansas
Dr Tatsuro Matsumoto from Kyushu University arrives in Lawrence for a Fulbright Exchange visit to conduct three months of geological research at Kansas University. He will study Cretaceous rocks with Dr R T C Moore and Halsey Miller, focusing on chalk beds in west central Kansas and fossils as part of field work across Kansas and the West Coast.
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Kyushu University
Fukuoka
Japan
Tatsuro Matsumoto
Kansas University
Kansas
Matsumoto
K.U
RT C. Moore
State Geological Survey
Halsey Miller
Geological Survey
Lawrence
Stanford
Calif
Miller
High School Produces Thurber Fantasy in May
Lawrence High School stages Many Moons an adult fairy tale based on James Thurber. Performances May 10 11 in the auditorium include a 3 45 pm Friday children Matinee and an evening show Saturday. Directed by Millard Denny with a cast led by Sharon Dobbins Bob Shahan Karen Ott Sandra Lee Miller David Starr Francis Ludvicek Judy Pearson Bob Driscoll Joyce Skinner Vic Rugh Larry Sneegas Delores Harris.
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James Thurber
Lawrence High School
Millard Denny
Sharon Dobbins
Bob Shahan
Karen Ott
Sandra’Lee Miller
David Starr
Francis Ludvicek
Judy Pearson
Seven KU graduate chemists share $11,000 in awards
Kansas University announces more than $11,000 in awards for seven graduate students in chemistry and the KU Chemistry Department. Recipients include Bruce Melans Des Moines Iowa Ronald J Clark Kansas City Mo Douglas Carlson Redlands Frank Popp Trumbull Howard Haubenstock Brooklyn Frank Newby Columbus Ernest Plante Hinesburg Betty Anne Carpentier Demarest and Paul Walter Cos Cob were recognized with fellowships grants and honorable mentions.
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Kansas University
K. U. Chemistry Department
Bruce Melans
Des Moines
Iowa
American Qi! Company
Ronald J. Clark
Kansas City
Eastman Kodak Company
Douglas Carlson
Redlands
Calif
Frank Popp
Demarest
N. J
Paul Walter
Cos Cob
Conn
Kansas Pen inmate seeks clemency from governor
William J. Skelton, 86, inmate at Kansas Penitentiary for 27 years, will plead for clemency before Gov. George Docking in Topeka on May 23. He is serving a life sentence for the 1930 murder of 81 year old Thomas A. Sanders, a retired Great Lakes ship captain. Warden Tracy Hand notes Skelton has become a model prisoner and may oppose clemency as a favor to him, citing his adaptation to prison life and better care there.
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Lansing
William J. Skelton
Kansas Penitentiary
George Docking
Torpeka
Skelton
Thomas A. Sanders
Sanders
Great Lakes
Tracy Hand
Hand
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