Baker and Haskell Plan Cooperative Education Programs
Baker University and Haskell Indian Junior College plan a joint cooperative education program for next school year pairing on the job experiences with alternating university study. A $22000 planning grant from the Office of Health Education and Welfare supports feasibility work as coordinators survey interest, study other programs and contact industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker University
Haskell Indian Junior College
Haskell and
Baker
Office of Health, Education and Welfare
LaMonte Lauridsen
Lauridsen
Ira
Salvini
Queen Kossamak Ailing Flies To Reunite With Sihanouk
The 69 year old Queen Mother Kossamak flew on a jet on a stretcher to mainland China to visit her son Prince Norodom Sihanouk who has lived in exile since 1970. Accompanying her were two of Sihanouk's sons and 12 royal family members.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Norodom Sihanouk
China
Kossamak
Sihanouk
Norodom Bophadevi
Peking
Lon Nol
Norodom
Suramarith
Prey Veng
Kampot
Battambang
Miccosukee create first written language in Everglades
The Miccosukee Indians introduced a written alphabet and grammar two months ago for their 450 member tribe. Cy Maus, a Miami educator, adapted the English alphabet adding a crossed L sound to translate spoken language into writing. The project aims to preserve language and boost early reading and English learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everglades
Fila
Miami
Cy Maus
Maus
Florida
Son of Loretta Young Indicted on Morals Charge
Los Angeles 29 year old Christopher Paul Lewis, son of actress Loretta Young, was ordered to appear in Superior Court on November 21 to set a trial date on sex perversion, lewd conduct and morals offenses. He was named in a grand jury indictment with 13 others over alleged pornographic pictures of young boys in homosexual acts amid a larger case. William Byars, 37, heir to Humble Oil fortunes, was also indicted. Other defendants include a South Bay scoutmaster and a retired parochial school teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOS Angeles
Loretta Young
Christopher Paul Lewis
Los Angeles County Grand Jury
William Byars
Humble Oil
Elderly man dies after Kansas 57 crash west of Girard
An 89 year old Girard resident John J. George died in a hospital after a two vehicle crash on Kansas 57 ten miles west of Girard. The Friday death followed injuries from the Thursday accident.
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Girard
Kan
Here
John J. George
Kansas 57
Tax lien notices filed by Internal Revenue Service
Courts list multiple IRS tax lien filings against individuals and firms including Roland M. and L C Harding at 1010 Hilltop for 1411.22, Galen F. Sanford at Lecompton for 1267.96, Jess C. Roberts Grove Oklahoma for 66482.05, Milton Lee 420 Mich for 1678.24, and Dennis Loewen 2780 WW 22nd for 9078.24, with dates in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Michael
Linda
C. Harding
Hilltop
Internal Revenue Service
Galen FE. Sanford, Sanford, Construction Co
Lecompton
Jess C. Roberts
Grove
Okla
Lien
Milton
Lee
Inal Revenue Service
Dennis
Loewen
Initernal
Revenue Service
International Harvester Accused of Safety Neglect
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration seeks an injunction and 390000 fine against International Harvester for 16 recall campaigns. It accuses the company of failing to notify owners of defects in several recalls and delaying notices for at least 200 vehicles including school buses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
International Harvester Co
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
International Harvester
The
Safety Administration
Chicago
China raises corn exports to China by ninety five million bushels
The Agriculture Department disclosed that China bought 75 million more bushels of U.S. corn than previously reported, raising total commitments to China to over 95 million bushels for 1973-74. The weekly updates cover export commitments outstanding as of Oct 21 and note potential future contract adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Washington
Agriculture Department
Peoples Republic of China
U.S
Department
Congress
Agriculture and Consumer Protection Act
Commerce Department
USDA
New KU Educational TV Series to Air on Sunflower Cable
Sunflower Cablevision in Lawrence will air a weekly instructional television series produced by the Nebraska Educational Television Council for Higher Education with KU as an associate member. The program, Artists and the Arts, debuts 8:30 p.m. Wednesday on Channel 6 and runs each Wednesday through Jan. 16.
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Instructional Television of Kansas University
Division of Continuing Education
Lawrence
Sunflower
Nebraska Educational Television Council For Higher Education
Cynthia Lingle
Channel 6
Jed Davis
University Theatre
KU Continuing Education
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Baker, Hjc Plan Cooperative Studies
Haskell Mechanical Trades
Haskell
Lauridsen and
Northeastern University
Boston, Mass
Salvinis
Son
Saigon
Tan Son Nhut
Halpate
Europe
South Bay
Little Joe
Wisemen
Perry, Ks
Bigelow
Tee Pee Junction
Hwy
Statistical Reporting Service
Minnesota
Marlo Marlon
United Artists
Homeowner
Millenium Productions
Ccm
Sun
Executive Answering Service
Mississippi
Louisiana
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Samuel Goldwyn, JR
Mark Twain
Finn
Eee
Commonwealth Theatres
Wait Disne Productions
Little Indian
Walt Disney Productions
Technicolor
Cinemascope
Walt Disney Produc
Be Luxe
Karado
Hong Kong
Melvin Frank
Glenda Jackson
Long John Silver
Jesse James
Drifter
Kidd
Clin
Eastwood On
Universal
Malpaso
Prod Technicolor
Panavision
Kane
Paramount Yes
Kirk Douglas
Scalawag
Paramount
Clint Eastwood
Joe Kidd
Teyas At
Henry
6Th
Missouri
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