4-H honors the Bradleys at Douglas County Achievement Banquet
The Douglas County 4-H Achievement Banquet honored 600 attendees and the Bradley family of Rt. 2 Lawrence named 4-H Family of the Year for over 80 years of 4-H participation. Judy Wenger hosted the event with Jim Pendleton recounting a Soviet Union 4-H exchange experience. Pendleton urged youth to pursue foreign experiences through 4-H.
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William Bradley
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The
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Kent
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Phil
Roger
Brad Bradley
Susan
Greg Evans
Douglas County Bankers Assn
Judy Wenger
Banker Group
Jim Pendleton
Kansas State University
Soviet Union
Pendleton
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Lawrence
Bradleys
Brad
Kansas University
K-State
KSU
LHS
Police urge Oread residents to increase patrol calls
Lawrence police officer Mark Brothers told the Oread Neighborhood Association that the area is a police hot spot with about 660 calls monthly. Burglaries rise when KU students are away, and Shenanigans Ltd. nightclub parking overflow worsens weekends. residents discussed nuisance actions but took no formal steps.
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Oread
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Mark Brothers
Kansas University
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Shenanigans Ltd
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Dread Assn
KU groups start 123 hour card marathon for Project Santa
Correction says Acacia fraternity and Delta Gamma sorority at Kansas University will begin a 123 hour card playing marathon at noon next Monday to aid Project Santa. The Journal-World was wrong about the start date, stating Monday November 7. Information came from KU Division of Information.
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Acacia Fraternity
Delta Gamma Sorority
Kansas University
Journal-World
Division of Information
Dam inspection hours before break aids inquiry into 38 deaths
In Toccoa Georgia college town rescue and recovery continue after the Kelly Barnes dam failure killed 38. Students reported the dam appeared solid hours before bursting amid heavy rains. The missing Paul Williams is still unaccounted for as survivors comb debris and mourn the dead.
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Toccoa
Kelly Barnes
George Busbee
Tom Perdue
David Fledderjohann
Toccoa Falls Bible College
Toccoa Creek
Paul Williams
KU committee names two to review IHP in campus move
Robert Cobb announces Harold Orel and Frances Ingemann appointed to the Advisory Committee on the Integrated Humanities Program at Kansas University. A third vacancy will be filled in about two weeks as the panel aims to resume periodic reviews and report to the College Assembly amid ongoing controversy over the program.
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Kansas University
Robert Cobb
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
The
College Assembly
Harold Orel
Frances Ingemann
Frances Horowitz
Sebelius to announce Senate plans in Hays Kansas
Rep. Keith Sebelius a Kansas Republican says he will hold a news conference in Hays next week to decide whether to seek the Senate seat of retiring Sen. James Pearson. He plans a tour of his 57 county district before making a final decision.
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Washington
Keith Sebelius
R-Kan
Hays
Kan
James B. Pearson
Sebelius
Young prepares for seventh UN trip amid Africa mission talk
Andrew Young nears 100000 miles as U N delegate heading to Rome and Stockholm for two trips in nine months. A new Africa mission could delay a passport break. He warned South Africa sanctions aim to push moderates, not topple the regime, in a Washington speech to DHHS staff.
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Andrew Young
Rome
Stockholm
U.S
Africa
Young
Sweden
Security Council
South Africa
U.N. Food and Agricultural Organization
Washington
U.N
John Vorster
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
KU Drops Health Insurance Rule for Foreign Students
Kansas University rescinded a policy requiring foreign students to buy health coverage, saying it was unfair to single out one group. Some students had already enrolled in Blue Cross Blue Shield plans and may drop coverage when their current policies expire in a year.
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Kansas University
David Ambler
Kansas Board of Regents
International Club
del Shankel
Shankel
Ambier
Douglas County Appraiser Confirms No Conflicts Over Reappraisal
Douglas County Appraiser Darwin Rogers says there are no conflicts with state officials or the county commissioners on the planned reappraisal. He notes a need for more information from Topeka before starting, plans a future office visit with Raymond Vaughn, and cites illness and workload delays as reasons for slow progress. Peter Whitenight, commission chair, says Rogers will proceed once information is received and staff is full.
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Douglas County
Darwin Rogers
Vaughn
Rogers
Raymond Vaughn
Kansas Department of Revenue
Peter Whitenight
County Commission
Commission
Topeka
Whitenight
Journal-World
Journal- World
Fire safety checks begin at Kansas University in Lawrence
The State Fire Marshal's Office has started annual inspections of about 150 KU buildings in Lawrence. Inspections began Monday and will continue through Friday, per Fire Marshal Floyd Dibbern.
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Lawrence
Floyd Dibbern
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