New York Daily News Strike Ends After Guild Ratifies
The New York Daily News resumes publication after about 1,000 Guild members vote to accept a two year contract. The deal includes an average 13.85 dollar weekly raise and 1.5 percent of payroll to the pension and welfare fund, aligning terms with The New York Times accord reached shortly after the strike began.
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Daily News
the News
News Guild
Peter McLaughlin
Pears
McLaughlin
Guild
News
New York Times
Bridge plan for Kansas River in Lawrence advances
City officials prefer a new bridge over the Kansas River at roughly the current location with possible alternatives reviewed. Engineers will first study connecting the bridge to the Sixth and Massachusetts junction and show why other designs may be unfeasible if problems arise.
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Kansas River
Lawrence
Commission
Massachusetts
Cessna Postpones Expansion Plans at Strother Field
Cessna Aircraft Co. postpones its Strother Field expansion while reviewing a fuel crisis. The plan requested $850000 in industrial development bonds for two new buildings totaling 139000 square feet and about 225 jobs. The delay affects Arkansas City and Winfield, with Cessna based in Wichita.
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Cessna Aircraft Co
Strother Field Commission
Cessna
Arkansas City
Winfield
Strother Field
Fred Tupper
Wichita
University Singers To Perform Friday at KU
Kansas University's University Singers will give its first fall concert at 8 p.m. Friday in Swarthout Recital Hall. Conducted by James Ralston the 40 member choir will perform works by Martini Caldara Schumann Brahms Hindemith Berger Ness Beck and sing Johnny Has Gone for a Soldier. Accompanist is Jackie Crane a Topeka freshman. Local members include Michael Beers and Robin Ragland.
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Kansas University’s University Singers
Swarthout Recital Hall
James Ralston
Il Padre
G.B. Martini
Michael Beers
Ousdahl
Robin Ragland
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SenEx Opens Meetings to All KU Senate Members
The University Senate Executive Committee at Kansas University will open its meetings to all University Senate members through the semester. The policy change came after a faculty complaint and will be reviewed at semester end by James Seaver Western Civilization program chair and SenEx chair.
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University Senate Executive Committee
SenEx
Kansas University
University Senate
James Seaver
Western Civilization Program
Farm Bureau Insurance Names All-American Contest Winner
Roy Sinclair agency manager for Farm Bureau Insurance in Douglas County is named an All-American Contest winner for top 22 Kansas agents. He and his wife receive a trip to a Las Vegas meeting of All Americans starting Monday after six months of sales and service excellence.
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Roy Sinclair
Farm Bureau Insurance
Douglas County
Kansas
Sinclair
Las Vegas
Douglas County Accepts Annual Audit Report Without Irregularities
The Douglas County Commission accepted the county's annual audit by Lesh Bradley Barrand and Schehrer of Lawrence. The report found no irregularities, praised business procedures, and offered suggestions to improve efficiency as stated by Commissioner Arthur Heck.
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Douglas County Commission
Lesh, Bradley, Barrand and Schehrer
Lawrence
Arthur Heck
David to Give Spencer Memorial Lecture at KU
Edward E. David Jr. former Nixon science adviser will deliver the Kenneth A Spencer Memorial Lecture at 7 30 p m November 29 in Woodruff Auditorium Kansas University. He directed the Office of Science and Technology from 1970 to 1971 and later led Gould Inc. in Chicago.
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Edward E. David Jr
Nixon
Kenneth A. Spenser
Woodruff Auditorium
Kansas University
David
Office of Science and Technology
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Georgia Institute of Technology
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Science and Technology
Dykes Accepts Tenure Proposal At Kansas University
Chancellor Archie Dykes approved one set of tenure steps proposed by KU SenEx and kept existing policies in effect while two other sets await action. He stressed academic tenure remains core and defined adequate cause for removal, with due process.
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Archie Dykes
Kansas University Senate Executive Committee
SenEx
James Seaver
University Council
Senate
Council
ASCS Unit to Meet on 1974 Committee Nominees
The Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service community committee will meet Monday at the ASCS office to approve six nominees from each of nine townships. Nominees will be filed by Eben Farley, ASCS director, ballots will be mailed after eligibility is set and must be returned by December 3 with tabulation on December 5.
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Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Community Committee
ASCS
Eben Farley
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