KU Dorm Occupancy Drops as Apartments Gain Share
A Kansas University housing report shows dorm occupancy at 16.9 percent this fall, down from 17.3 percent last fall and 81 percent capacity. Apartments rise to 38.9 percent while fraternity membership grows to 7.1 percent. Stouffer Place at 106 percent occupancy and scholarship halls at 100 percent mark show varied housing patterns. Commuters make up 9.3 percent of students.
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Kansas Board of Regents
Stouffer Place
Stouffer
Haskell Facilities Plans On Schedule For Midmonth Completion
Haskell Indian Junior College reports schematics for a learning resource center and a kitchen dining facility are on track and due by mid month. Supt. Wallace Galluzzi says discussions with BIA personnel in Albuquerque will refine plans.
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Wallace Galluzzi
Haskell
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Albuquerque
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Albuquerque Bia
Galluzzi
Student Senate
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KU Band Prepares for TV Appearance at Memorial Stadium
The Kansas University Mere Band directed by Obert Foster will appear during the KU Colorado football telecast from Memorial Stadium with an estimated five to six minutes of airtime. The program produced by Chuck Howard of ABC Sports begins at 12 30 p m with kickoff at 1 p m Foster notes. Pre game show by THE CHAPARRAL High School Band at noon is planned and the HOPE award will be presented before the band goes on the field. The halftime show features routines such as THE SCREAMER and Marching Dynamite with circle and step two drills ending with Jesus Christ Superstar theme.
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Wendell Hodges
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Altamont High School
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Funds distributed to area counties and cities
Area counties and cities receive quarterly allocations from the special highway fund. Douglas County gets 885,625.69 while Jefferson and Leavenworth counties receive 30,909.01 and 71,574.90 respectively. Lawrence city collects 92,036.97, with Baldwin, DeSoto, Eudora, Leavenworth, Lecompton, Linwood, McLouth, Askaloosa, Perry, and Tonganoxie also receiving varied sums.
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Eudora
Leavenworth
Lecompton
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Askaloosa
Perry
Tonganoxie
Gurney to Speak at Kansas University Lecture
Sen Edward J Gurney will receive an honorarium of 1500 dollars plus expense reimbursement for a Vickers lecture at Kansas University Monday night KU will pay only for a one way plane ticket for the senator as he returned to Washington on the Vickers plane
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Kansas University
Washington
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