KU readies for budget hearings as party control shifts
KU officials prepare for budget hearings before Gov. Robert Bennett and state budget director James Bibb. Chancellor Archie Dykes notes education has nonpartisan funding traditionally, but forecasts Knox shifts unlikely. Hearings set for Nov. 18 19 followed by Regents’ meeting on Nov. 23 at Strong Hall KU.
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Kansas House of Representatives
Kansas University
Robert Bennett
Archie Dykes
Bennett
James Bibb
Kansas Board of Regents
House
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Strong Hall
County to open 1977 revenue sharing fund applications
Douglas County Commission will begin accepting applications from area groups for federal revenue sharing money in 1977. Ernest Coleman proposes hearings on the list of funds, with a decision expected Wednesday. Applications run through December 10 followed by a public hearing December 15. The program was extended by Congress and Douglas County expects its first check in April.
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Coleman
Congress
County Commission
Lawrence
McClanathan
Lawrence-Douglas County
Lecompton
Small
Nichols
Ernest Coleman
Dykes Denies Wisconsin Presidency Bid Amid Budget Hearings
Kansas University Chancellor Archie Dykes said he is not seeking any new position, including the presidency of the University of Wisconsin system. Wisconsin Regent Joyce Erdman noted a nationwide, confidential search with 175 applications. she declined to name candidates. Local notes cover revenue sharing for county services, a Tonganoxie school library funds request, and nearby budget hearings.
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Kansas University
Archie Dykes
Kansas
University of Wisconsin
Joyce Erdman
Wisconsin Board of Regents
Tonganoxie
Robert Powers
Mildred McMillen
Kansas Association of School Boards
Wichita
Kenneth Mahoney
Joanne Steeples
Mary Jean Williams
Lawrence observes Veterans Day with mixed closures
Kansas. Financial institutions and Douglas County offices close for Veterans Day. KU and other state employees have the day off while students attend classes. Retailers, city offices, garbage collection, and post office services run as normal. Ballard Center, Boys' Club, and the Elizabeth M. Watkins Museum remain open.
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State of Kansas
Penn House
Douglas County
Kansas University
Haskell
St. John's
Chamber of Commerce
Ballard Center
Boys’ Club
Elizabeth M. Watkins Community Museum
Zoning dispute prompts state inquiry in Lecompton
The Kansas Attorney General's office weighs possible illegalities in a three party contract between Douglas County Lecompton and private planner Dick McClanathan to draft Lecompton's zoning ordinance. An assistant AG said the case is information gathering and charges are unlikely.
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Kansas
John Small
Lecompton City
Ed Nichols
County Commission
Lecompton
Small
Nichols
Douglas County
Dick McClanathan
McClanathan
New Bell Telephone Directories To Reach Local Areas
Lawrence Eudora and Lecompton telephone customers will get the new directories next week says Southwestern Bell manager Bill Collinson. The cover shows a watercolor by Edwardsville artist Betty Pino depicting milk cans before a weathered barn awaiting milk route pickup.
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Lawrence
Eudora
Lecompton
Bill Collinson
Southwestern Bell
Betty Pino
Edwardsville
Doctor Tops HEW List Again with Medicaid Payouts
Dr. William A. Triebel of New York led Medicaid payments in 1975 with 785 114 dollars. The AP notes 2 553 providers topped 100 000 while total Medicaid spending reached over 2.7 billion for 23 million poor Americans.
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Washington
William A. Triebel
New York
Triebel
Department of Health, Educational Welfare
Monay
HEW
Daniel Meyer
Bronx
Frederick Sands
Brooklyn
J.C. Campbell
San Francisco
L.S.U
New Orleans
Medcaid
Medical Health Pharmacy
Milwaukee
Wis
Peoples Drug
Washington, D.C
Frosting the Cake Real Estate Help From Gill Agency
A real estate advertising snippet invites readers to contact Gill Agency at 901 Tenn for help with property needs. The message emphasizes extras as motivation and offers in person visits or phone contact at 843-1011. The tone mirrors a local newspaper business notice.
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