Board backs Med Center bond study in Topeka
Kansas Board of Regents OKs a $64 million revenue bond feasibility study for KU Medical Center expansion in Kansas City. Rieke says legislature’s future support would back bond retirement, enabling major construction and higher annual medical school grads. The panel also debated Haskell tuition, retirement plans, and staff security measures.
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William Rieke
Kanas University
Kansas Board of Regents
Kansas City
Rieke
Haskell
Wichita State University
KU Medical School
Paul Wunsch
Kingman
Laurence Chalmers
Kansas
Raymond Nichols
University
Henry Bubb
Regents
Council of Presidents
The
Athletic Association
Centers For Research, Inc
Union Corporation
Kansas State University
Kansas State Teachers College At
Emporia
Kansas State College of Pittsburg
Fort Hays State College
KU Medical Center
HJC Alums Nominated For Posts
Seventeen Haskell Indian Junior College alumni were nominated for officer or board posts for the coming year at a Friday morning meeting. Elected officers will join an executive committee. the group has recently incorporated as a non profit. Nominees include Archie Hawkins and Ethan Deer for president and Curtis Wright and Garrison Tahmahkera for vice president. Rosemary Jimboy and Patricia Allen seek secretary, while Dempsey Micco and Lewis Taylor contest treasurer, all from Lawrence. Five board seats will be filled from nominees Turner Cochran Bonner Springs Robert Bennett Albuquerque NM Juanita Learned Oklahoma City and Ira Salvini Noah Allen Dick West Karl Talawarma George Washington Timothy Notah, all of Lawrence.
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Haskell Indian Junior College
Archie Hawkins
Ethan Deer
Curtis Wright
Garrison Tahmahkera
Rosemary Jimboy
Patricia Allen
Dempsey Micco
Lewis Taylor
Lawrence
Turner Cochran
Bonner Springs
Robert Bennett
Albuquerque
N.M
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Juanita Learned
Oklahoma City
Ira Salvini
Noah Allen
Dick West
Karl Talawyma
George Washington
Timothy Notah
Plane Crash Kills Eight Scientists
A Beechcraft Queen Air crashed near Kirtland AFB after takeoff, killing eight Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory staff and injuring none besides the pilot. The victims included 61-year-old Wright Langham, an expert on nuclear radiation and Apollo consultant.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
Wright Langham
Kirtland Air Force Base
Youthful Mayor Upsets Cotati Town
Annette Lombardi, 25, leads Cotati California as mayor after unseating incumbents with help from two fellow former Sonoma State College students Stephen Laughlin 24 and Geoffrey Dunham 29. Voters fear recall but she says the move united younger residents and strengthens council support.
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Cotati
Calif
Annette Lombardi
Miss Lombardi
Sonoma State College
Stephen Laughlin
Geoffrey Dun
Ham
San Francisco
Annette
Young Council
Lawrence Arts Calendar Highlights Sunday Exhibits and Concerts
Sunday's schedule features a 2:30 p.m. commencement band concert on the Dyche Hall lawn and a 4 p.m. carillon recital by Albert Gerken. Multiple museums host tours and shows including Eldredge on Alice Murphy and Tal Streeter Kites at 2 p.m. and Steve Cromwell photographs and Old Lawrence views. Exhibits cover natural history, design works, local history, and student art across campus venues.
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Dyche Hall Lawn
Albert Gerken
Museum of Art
Charles Eldredge
Alice Murphy
Tal Streeter
Steve Cromwell
Old Lawrence
Museum of Natural History
Kansas
Kansas Union Gallery
Spencer Library
John Churchill
Duke of Marlborough
Boeing Awarded 12.1 Million SST Contract
Boeing Co of Seattle received a 12.1 million contract for SST development work approved by Congress in December. The seven advanced projects aim to improve flight safety and efficiency and environmental compatibility. Projects cover noise reduction fuel tank sealants flutter suppression displays power systems flight controls and titanium structures.
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Washington
Boeing Co
Seattle
Wash
Secretary of Transportation
John A. Volpe
Congress
Roosevelt son begins Portuguese horse breeding venture
Elliot Roosevelt, 60, son of President Franklin D Roosevelt, arrives in Lisbon with his wife and says he will live in Portugal to breed Arabian horses for export to America, blending bloodlines for a new career in horse breeding.
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Elliot Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Portugal
America
Claremore Junior College pick sparks ethics inquiry
Oklahoma educators condemn incoming Claremore Junior College president Richard Mosier as violating professional ethics after he fired 16 CIC faculty. Ferman Phillips of the Oklahoma Education Association called his brief interviews an inappropriate judgment of teachers and urged dismissal of Mosier.
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Oklahoma City
Claremore Junior College
Richard Mosier
Ferman Phillips
The
Oklahoma Education Association
OKA
Mosier
Colby Junior College
Kansas
Claremore
CIC
OEA
Phillips
Parking Plan Endorsed by Senate Exec Committee Change
The Kansas University Senate Executive Committee recommends Chancellor Chalmers approve the KU Parking and Traffic Board proposal with minor changes. It calls for X Zone parking rate to 15 cents and Q Zone to 10 cents by permit only, per Ronald Calgaard.
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Kansas University Senate Executive Committee
Senex
Laurence Chalmers
KU Parking and Traffic Board
Ronald K. Calgaard
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
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