Condra Resigns to Lead Cottonwood Program
Gary Condra resigns as director of adult and vocational education in the Lawrence schools to become executive director of Cottonwood, a facility for the mentally and physically handicapped. He will coordinate programs for adults and preschoolers while a Kansas University site handles the preschool program. Condra, 30, will help arrange a contract termination between July 1 and September 1 and remains active in local mental health and education groups.
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Gary Condra
Lawrence
Condra
Cottonwood
Ridge Ct
Kansas
Cottonwood Corporation
South 31St Street
Kansas State Teacher's College
Emporia
Kansas University
Topeka
Minneapolis, Kan
Eudora
Douglas County Association For Mental Health
Chamber’ of Commerce
First United Methodist Church
Sheryl
Vicki
Costs Problem For Newspapers
Increases in labor, postage and newsprint will be big problems for newspapers this decade says Frederic Harris of the Wall Street Journal and president of the Institute of American Newspaper Controllers and Finance Officers. He warns profits will be squeezed unless revenues rise and notes automation as a path to cut costs.
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Biloxi
Miss
Institute of American Newspaper Comptrollers
Fredercik Harris
The
Wall Street Journal
Institute
Harris
Incinerator in Waukesha Fails to Start on First Try
The new 1.7 million Waukesha incinerator would not start despite switching on a 40,000 dollar control panel. Public Works official Rodney VandeNoven said a 50 cent component burned out causing the outage. A company representative flew to Detroit to fetch a replacement part.
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Waukesha, Wis
Waukesha
Public Works
Rodney VandeNoven
Detroit
Distinguished Medical Alumni honors for Dr Berry Kansas City
Dr Maxwell G Berry of Kansas City Missouri named Distinguished Alumnus for 1971 by the Kansas University Medical Alumni Association of Kansas City Kan He will receive the award at the annual Medical Alumni banquet May 21 at the Plaza Inn in Kansas City Dr James Basham of Fort Scott will present Berry who was born in Greenwood County Kansas and trained at KU He later served as clinical professor of medicine and is a 1940 American Board of Internal Medicine diplomate Also chosen to give the Peter T Bohan Lecture at the banquet Dr Ned Small KU Medical Alumni Association president expects 400 alumni and friends for the event and class reunions for 10 20 25 30 40 and 50 years Dr Gene Williams of El Dorado will receive a special services award.
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Maxwell G. Berry
Kansas City
Kansas University Medical Alumni “Association of
Kan
Berry
Plaza Inn
James Basham
Fort Scott
Kansas Board of Regents
Greenwood County
Kaw
KAMC
American Board’ of Internal Medicine
Medical Alumni Association
Peter T. Bohan
Ned Small
KU Medical Alumni’ Association
Gene “Yogi” Williams
el Dorado
KU Staying Real Active this Summer at Kansas University
The Class of 71 is graduated but activity at KU remains lively. The Law School summer session opens soon, with orientation for other summer offerings starting June 2 and classes from June 7 to July 31. Annual campus attractions return, including Boys State May 30 to June 5 and Girls State June 6 to 13. Junior high Midwestern Music and Art Camp runs June 9–19, Senior High June 20 to July 25, with fall orientation August 23 for next year.
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Kansas University
Senate Fight Faces Vote On 150000 Troop Cut In Europe
AP survey shows 42 senators oppose or lean against Mansfield troop reduction plan to 150000 by Dec 31, with 37 leaning for. undecided 21. White House and Mansfield push for limits while NATO talks and Soviet reduction discuss. Absences likely reduce voting bloc to 48 majority against.
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Associated Press
Senate
White House
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
U.S
Europe
Jacob Beam
Andrei Gromyko
Moscow
State Department
Charles Bray
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