Ford urges House to continue impeachment inquiry
Vice President-designate Gerald Ford tells the Senate Rules Committee that the House should proceed with impeachment consideration to "clear the air." He doubts grounds exist but says the House must decide its basis. Ford addresses confirmation hearings and discusses Watergate, executive privilege, and ties to Nixon.
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Gerald R. Ford
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Senate Rules Committee
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Salaries at KU lag among Big Eight institutions
Comparative figures from the Big Eight Business Officers meeting show Kansas University ranks fourth in nine month faculty salaries and last for 11 to 12 month pay. The report lists high and low salaries by rank across the eight schools, with KU’s averages below several peers.
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Business Officers
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Columbia
Ames
Iowa
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UF Drive Nears Goal Amid Last Minute Push
United Fund officials said last minute contributions should push the drive to its $179,850 goal by Tuesday. As of today the drive stood at $118,746.87 with five divisions reported and three awaiting.
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United Fund
Betty Pearson
Kansas University
Pearson
Lawrence
Herbert
Hiebert
Beverly Hornsby
Salaries Lag for Kansas University Faculty in Peer Group
George Worth of KU finds English department salaries lag in a peer group of 48 departments and 27 state universities. KU ranks 45th among full professors, 47th among associates, and 47th among assistants in the national sample, with similar low positions in the state university subset.
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Association of Departments of English
George Worth
American Council On Education
Lawrence youth's drug death follows 1971 raid and reform
The Lawrence youth Randy Webster died by suicide amid drug troubles traced to age twelve and possible access at Topeka State Hospital. His family recalls glue sniffing and escalating substance use. his funeral is set for Monday. A separate 19-year-old, James J. Murphy of Osawatomie, died from a heroin overdose in June 1971.
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Osawatomie
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Rumsey Funeral Home
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Topeka
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Fort Scott
Questionnaires distributed by District 497 in Lawrence
Lawrence School District 497 sent the final phase of a survey on job opportunities in Lawrence this week. Assistant superintendent David Kendall said planning began last spring to aid curriculum. About 175 local businesses are asked to list employment types and future needs.
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David Kendall
Kendall
Senators Split On Timetable For Confirmation
Washington leaders divided over whether William Saxbe’s nomination should take priority over court appointed Watergate prosecutor legislation. Senate Majority Leader Mansfield favors advancing the prosecutor bill first despite Jaworski’s appointment. Hearings continue as Saxbe’s confirmation faces a cautious path through the Judiciary Committee.
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Senate
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Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Saxbe
Ohio
Mansfield
Jaworski
Houston, Tex
Senate Judiciary Committee
John V. Tunney
D-Calif
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Nixon Plans To Stay on Job
Florida White House said President Nixon is not considering resignation and will continue to perform his duties during this critical time.
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Key Biscayne, Fla
Florida White House
McLouth Mayor Cecil Luse Dies at 69
McLouth reports the death of Mayor Cecil Luse, 69, who apparently suffered a heart attack Thursday evening. He operated an insurance agency in the town. Further details and funeral arrangements were not available.
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Lantz Sentenced for Cocaine Sale and Jail Time
Dennis G. Lantz a former Kansas University football player was sentenced to one to twenty years in jail and fined 1000 after pleading guilty to illegal cocaine sales. Judge Frank Gray ordered the intake at a state facility and cited unacceptable earnings from crime.
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Atlantic
Iowa
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Kansas Reception and Diagnostic Center
Topeka
Kansas
Morton to Speak To HIC Students
Secretary of Interior Rogers C. Morton will address a student convocation at 10 a.m. Thursday at Haskell Indian Junior College. He plans campus tours and lunch with the student senate and activities board before a Republican fund raising dinner in Topeka. Morton is a former Maryland congressman who joined the cabinet in 1971 after three terms in the House and served as GOP chairman 1969 to 1971. He attended Woodberry Forest School and graduated from Yale in 1937.
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Topeka
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Virginia
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