Jury to Probe State Architectural Contracts in Kansas
Shawnee County judges and Attorney General Vern Miller agreed to convene a grand jury to examine matters tied to the award of state architectural contracts. The panel is expected to sit in about two weeks to hear evidence in the statewide inquiry.
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Topeka
Kan
Shawnee County
Vern Miller
Miller
Grand Jury
Kansas City
University of Kansas Medical School
Kenneth R. McLain
McLain
District Court
KUMC Expansion Unaffected by Mil ler Inquiry
Kansas Attorney General Vern Miller urged an immediate probe into state contract awards but the $54 million Kansas University Medical Center expansion in Kansas City moves ahead. Dr. William Rieke says construction remains on schedule with bids opening November 23 and excavation planned for December.
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Kansas
Vern Miller
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
Kennedy's 12-year-old son recovering well after leg amputation
The 12-year-old son of Sen. Edward M. Kennedy is reported doing well physically and emotionally as he recovers from the cancer related amputation. A Georgetown University Hospital spokeswoman said he is in excellent spirits and progressing satisfactorily. The brief also notes a likely education benefits increase for Vietnam veterans, a Watergate inquiry remark by Sen. Baker, and Shultz urging energy use limits to avert recession.
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Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Georgetown Univerity Hospital
Edward Kennedy Jr
House Veterans Affairs Committee
William Jennings _Bryan Dorn
D-S.c
Uled
Howard H. Baker Jr
Baker
Senate
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Shultz
Three KU Dorms To Remain Open For Thanksgiving
Kansas University will keep McCollum Templin and Joseph R Pearson residence halls open over Thanksgiving with a minimum 18 residents per hall paying 3 dollars per night to cover costs. Front desk operation costs around 40 dollars daily. Other dorms close Wednesday at 9 am and reopen Saturday at 10 am.
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McCollum
Wilson
Good man paper chosen for Netaji Seminar volume
Grant K. Goodman of Kansas University East Asian studies and history had his paper Japanese Sources for the Study of the Indian Independence Movement selected for the first volume of a three volume account of the International Netaji Seminar proceedings. The seminar met in Calcutta in January.
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Grant K. Goodman
Kansas University
Goodman
Calcutta
India
KU Physical Plan Outlines Campus Growth on Mt Oread
The plan released at a budget hearing maps long range campus development for Kansas University in Topeka. It details a unified campus core, peripheral placement of research and teaching spaces, and a new traffic system to ease Mt. Oread congestion while preserving views. Funding needs through 1980 include a gym, continuing education building, library, animal facility, power plant expansion, and new parking and pedestrian routes.
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Topeka
Kansas Univerity
Henry Bubb
Mt. Oread
Ings
Regents
Caudill-Rowlett-Scott
Houston
Market News and Stock Drops Steepen in NY Trading
In New York the Dow Jones 30 industrials fell 16.26 to 846.40 as stock prices slid further despite broker talk of a forthcoming technical rally. Trading was heavy with 1,763 issues. Gulf States Utilities rose 14 percent after a large block, and Champion Homes led the Amex with a 34 percent drop.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Gulf States
Amex
Champion Homes
Kansas City Livestock Prices Mixed Into High Steady Ranges
Market report shows cattle 1 200 head with cows steady to 50 lower, canner and feeder classes weaker, high dressing limits to 31.00, feeders 435 650 lb at 52.00 58.00, 830 lb at 49.00, heifers 350 650 lb 44.00 50.00, 650 800 lb 4.00 45.00. Hogs 2 500 head with under 250 lb up about 50, over 250 lb up to 50, 200 225 lb 42.15 25, 200 240 lb 41.75 42.00, 240 265 lb 40.00 42.00, sows under 500 lb steady to 25 lower, over 500 lb steady to 25.
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Kansas City
Housing Survey Under Way Near KU Campus
A housing survey east and north of Kansas University's main campus will finish next week. Linda Triplett of the Consumer Protection Assn says 34 volunteers, including students and League of Women Voters members, started the door-to-door effort this weekend. About 160 houses not yet visited will be covered, with information to aid city inspectors and an upcoming apartment guide. The area spans Ninth Street to the campus and extends along Mississippi Indiana Louisiana streets and Ohio Tennessee Kentucky Vermont from Ninth to 18th.
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Kansas University
Linda Triplett
Consumer Protection Assn
Students
League of Women Voters
Ms. Triplett
CPA
Ninth
Mississippi
Indiana
Louisiana
Ohio
Tennessee
Kentucky
Vermont
Preparation H Provides Prompt Relief For Hemorrhoidal Itch
Doctors tested Preparation H on hundreds of patients showing prompt temporary relief from rectal itching and swelling. The ointment and suppositories are widely used by doctors and recommended for families.
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David Nelson
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Forrest Sharfe
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Robert M. Sykes
Norman Thiessen
Bernice Williams
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