Kansas Regents Agree on Reforming Higher Education Budget
The Kansas Board of Regents and state college presidents approve a shift to formulated budgeting to match program costs, with annual reviews and legislative approval. Chancellor Laurence Chalmers pushes for equity across campuses, aided by expert Robert Willis who cautions bases remain inadequately justified and costs vary by program type.
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Lawrence Commission Sets Storm Sewer Assessment Policy
The Lawrence City Commission approved a 50 50 split for storm sewers up to 48 inches, retaining the existing 80 20 city lead for larger pipes. The vote, 4 to 1, followed weeks of discussion and was aimed at savings, with one dissent noting downstream burdens. Betty Lichtwardt of the Environmental Improvement Council urged broader drainage policy consideration.
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Betty Lichtwardt
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Lawrence Growth Outlook Highlighted by Defense Report
The Defense Department notes Lawrence's strong location advantages for future industrial growth and urges coordinated planning, more funding, and active roles for KU and Haskell. Population projections show Lawrence rising from 45,698 in 1970 to 59,100 by 1980 and 82,650 by 2000.
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Wonderful Old Lawrence book sales brisk in Lawrence outlets
Heard in Lawrence Wonderful Old Lawrence went on sale Tuesday morning and drew quick local buyers. Seven outlets reported 249 copies sold by Tuesday evening, part of the 800 copy original edition. The 33 article volume by Elfriede Fischer Rowe covers early Lawrence activities with a light touch. Public school students were released early for parent teacher conferences. St John School remains in session. Journal-World plans two printings of the Vietnam Christmas Remembrance List for personnel in Southeast Asia. Names and addresses should be sent to Journal-World Lawrence Kan by Saturday for inclusion. list will be printed twice next week. Douglas County District Court jury panel need not report Thursday unless notified.
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KU Dorms Form Beer Policies For Four Halls
Four University of Kansas dorms Oliver Templin Ellsworth and McCollum approve beer usage rules for cereal malt beverages within private areas and dorm functions. Policies vary but share that beer is a privilege revocable by each hall government and that public areas remain off limits.
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4-H Banquet Honors County Winners and Tribal Performers
Delegates introduced by Mrs. Orvil Pohl include Jane Rice Sara Cleland and Hoover. The Haskell Indian Junior College Chorale directed by Jacob Bohannon sang Creek Choctaw and Cherokee plus hymns. Banquet presided by Donald M. Bagby of Kaw Valley State Bank honored 4-H project awardees led by Bill Merhoff.
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Sara Cleland
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Donald M. Bagby
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ESC Meeting Set in Lawrence Plan
The Lawrence Emergency Service Council schedules two Thursday sessions at 3 p.m. for ESC committees and 4 p.m. for the full service council at Plymouth Congregational Church 925 Vermont. Members attend to discuss agency operations and coordination.
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Food price outlook uncertain as wage rules clash
U S Department economists warn wage price disagreements cloud the 1972 food price forecast. They project a 3 percent rise this year with pork grain and other staples leading gains, while Phase 2 rules and consumer reactions will shape further increases.
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Budget Forums Planned at KU
The first of two forums on The University Budget in Perspective is set for 8 p m Thursday in the Big Eight Room of KU's student union. Chancellor Laurence Chalmers and advisers Raymond Nichols and Keith Nitcher will outline KU finances and take questions. A Nov 18 session features legislators in the same format.
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Laurence Chalmers
Raymond Nichols
Keith Nitcher
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Kansas Traffic Deaths Rise Through November
Kansas traffic fatalities for 24 hours to 9 am Wednesday show 4 for November and 13 for November overall, with 1971 totaling 599 compared to 546 in the comparable 1970 period.
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