GOP Session Sets Endorsement Plan For Pre Primary
Kan sas Republicans meet in Topeka November 30 to December 2 to consider a party constitution. It would endorse candidates who win at least 20 percent of convention delegates with repeated votes if needed. The plan, led by ex state Sen C Y Thomas, adopts one man one vote, precinct caucuses select delegates, and builds all conventions from precinct level. The session opens at 1 p m November 30 with GOP Chairman Jack Ransom presiding.
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C.Y. Thomas
Republican State Committee
House of Representatives
GOP
Jack Ranson
Grant funds program on human dimensions of community development
The Kansas School of Religion will use a $1,275 grant from the Kansas Committee for the Humanities to underwrite its new Human Dimensions in Community Development program. Thomas Budesheim will direct the program, with four panel discussions on Pluralism in Morality scheduled in two week intervals beginning March 23, 1974.
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Kansas School of Religion
Kansas Committee For the Humanities
Thomas Budesheim
School of Religion
Speeders and other traffic offenders in Lawrence court
Eleven speeders paid 206 dollars in fines last week in Lawrence Municipal Court. The week ending Nov 9 saw 53 total convictions with fines near 997 dollars. DWI convictions each fined 175 dollars with 30 day suspensions, plus various fines for open bottle, expired tags, stop signs, licenses, helmet offenses, dog at large, resisting arrest, disorderly conduct, petty larceny and criminal trespassing.
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Lawrence
Witch Minister to Hutch Inmates
Robert J. Williams, 45, chief psychologist at Kansas State Reformatory in Hutchinson, is also a practicing witch who celebrates occult rituals in the nude and hopes to form a nest in Hutchinson. He says witchcraft does not intrude on his work and has counseled inmates using standard psychological methods. The superintendent calls the matter news.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Robert J. Williams
Kansas State Reformatory
Apollo
Williams
Southwestern College
Winfield
University of
Owa
DeSoto Approves Funds To Aid Health Clinic
DeSoto City Council approves up to 500 for six months to cover administrative filing and printing costs for Cedar Valley Medical Assn as it forms a clinic. Dr. Edgar W. Johnson will head the effort. The council also accepts a 72,002.64 bid from Winkler Co. for water plant work and starts construction once materials arrive.
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DeSoto
Cedar Valley Medical Assn
Lawrence
Winkler Co
Lenexa
Winkler
Sanitarian Honored in Kansas Environmental Awards
Richard Hack of the Douglas County Health Department named one of two sanitarians of the year by the Kansas Association of Environmentalists. Hack, a sanitation supervisor since 1951, inspects schools and nursing homes, pools and restaurants, and oversees sewage and water systems.
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Richard Hack
Douglas County
Kansas Association of Environmentalists
Jay Harris
Salina
Lawrence
Hack
Health Department
Copeland Named Consultant to Mental Retardation Panel
Ross H. Copeland associate director of the Bureau of Child Research at Kansas University was appointed as a consultant to the President's Committee on Mental Retardation. The appointment by Caspar Weinberger follows a prior role as special advisor to the PCMR. The committee includes more than 20 parents health professionals and educators advising the president on national efforts against mental retardation.
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Ross H. Copeland
Bureau of Child Research
Kansas University
Court may halt river dredging in Wisconsin
In a case brought by Wisconsin, U S District Judge James Dove could issue a permanent injunction stopping the U S Army Corps of Engineers from disposing dredged sand and mud on the upper Mississippi River. Col Rodney Cox warns a halt would suspend navigation for months and risk filling channel portions. Environmental critics say the practice harms river ecology including fish and wildlife habitat.
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Minn
Mississippi River
Wisconsin
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Rodney Cox
Corps
Cox
Mississippi
U.S
James Dove
Upper
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