Graduation Set At Baldwin High in 67 Seniors
Former Butler County Community College coach Merle Nay will address Baldwin High School graduates. The 67 seniors graduate at 8 p.m. in the high school gym. baccalaureate is Sunday at 8 p.m. in the auditorium. Valedictorian is Shirley Broers. salutatorian is Mary Brohammer.
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Baldwin
Butler ‘County Community College
Merle ‘Bones’ Nay
Baldwin High School
C. Dale Garner
Shirley Broers
Alice Broers
Mary ‘Brohammer
Harold Brohammer
Carey Barnett
James Barrett
Teresa Broers
Linda Brady
Dianna _Brecheisen
Mary Brohammer
Ellen “Brown
Kirk Brown
Anne “Carye Michael Carriker
Nancy “Chamberlin
Timothy Chanay
Barbara Christie
Charles *Chubb
Sara Cleland
Gregory Cole
Douglas Collins
Sandra Corel
Janice Devault
Angela Douglas
Mark Findley
Musical Summer Program Seeks Lawrence Youth Players
A meeting is set for 7 30 p.m. June 6 at the Community Building for Lawrence junior and senior high students to join a musical production of Bye Bye Birdie. Judy Jones will direct with KU training. rehearsals and daytime classes are free, and performances run July 20 at South Park with nightly scenes and dances.
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Lawrence Area
Judy Jones
Lawrence Parks and Recreation Department
Court Rejects Appeal Over Impounded Highway Funds
The 18th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals rejected the federal government's bid to revisit its ruling that Missouri is entitled to released highway funds previously impounded. The decision leaves the Supreme Court as the sole path for further appeal. The court had upheld a lower court ruling that Nixon administration overstepped in withholding funds appropriated by Congress.
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ST. Louis
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Missouri
U.S. Supreme Court
Nixon Administration
Kansas Seeks School Funds
Kansas seeks federal education funds impounded by the Nixon administration. The state, in a federal suit filed in Topeka, names the HEW secretary as defendant and alleges funds for elementary and secondary education under the National Defense Education Act Title 3 have been illegally withheld. Curt T. Schneider says over half a million dollars are involved.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Attorney General’s Office
Nixon Administration
The
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Congress
Curt T. Schneider
Kansas
Dole Honored at Kansas City Reception
About 400 supporters rallied around Sen. Bob Dole at a Friday night reception in the Stadium Club of the new Kansas City Royals baseball park. Host Ewing Kauffman, drug executive and Royals owner, hosted the event in his honor.
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Kansas City
Bob Dole
Stadium Club
Ewing Kauffman
Kansas City Royals
McKinney Wins ACLS Fellowship For Wallace Biography
Kansas University history associate professor H. Lewis McKinney has earned an ACLS fellowship for post doctoral humanities research. He joins 85 scholars in a national competition to work six months to one year on a Alfred B. Wallace biography under the American Council of Learned Societies, a private nonprofit federation of 39 scholarly associations.
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H. Lewis McKinney
Kansas University
American Council of Learned Societies
The
Douglas County Cancer Drive Nears Total of 15000
The Douglas County unit of the American Cancer Society nears its 15000 fundraising goal with only 268 remaining. Easton notes divisions including residential and memorial contribute substantial sums while business and professional falls short. Memorials honor cancer victims with names inscribed in the Memorial Book and published in the division’s issue.
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Douglas County
American Cancer Society
M. E
Bill” Easton
Kansas Universiy
Memorial
Easton
L. E. Rice
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Baldwin High
Miss Broers
Miss Brohammer
U.S
Schneider
Dole
McKinney
Alfred B. Wallace
Alexander
Iowa
Financial Matters
State Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Eudora
Aue
Realtor
Cynthia Street
Randall
Massachusetts
Harvard Road
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