Shankel Links Protests to Participation Risk
KU official Del Shankel said student presence at last week’s disturbance in the Military Science building does not prove participation. He noted that identifying individuals who entered Shockley’s disrupted class would be a strong indicator, as administrators investigate the event amid campus energy-saving measures and computer bid benchmarking.
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Kansas University
Shankel
William Shockley
Shockley
Stanford University
IBM
Lawrence Commission Divided Over New Hampshire Rezoning
The Lawrence City Commission will not receive a recommendation from the Planning Commission on rezoning New Hampshire Street from Eleventh to Seventh, moving from general commercial to central business district. The four to four vote with one abstention split on impacts to downtown parking and mass transit goals.
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Lawrence-Douglas County
Douglas County
Planning Commission
Dick McClanathan
Zoning Board of Appeals
Cuba Sends Cuban Troops to Back Angola Faction in Civil War
About 1,000 Cuban combat troops have been flown into Luanda to bolster the MPLA in Angola's civil war, with 1,500 more infantrymen and advisers reported. The reinforcements aim to drive toward Carmona as MPLA forces clash with FNLA north of Luanda, while UNITA operates in the south under Jonas Savimbi.
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Popular Movement
MPLA
Carmona
Henrique
Iko
Carreira
National Front
FNLA
Holden Roberto
Cuenza
Lobito
Benguela
UNITA
Union For Total Independence of Angola
Jonas Savimbi
South Africa
South
Huambo
Nova Lisboa
Keys Marriage to Legislator Two Members Plan January Wedding
Rep. Martha Keys of Kansas and Rep. Andrew Jacobs Jr. of Indiana announced plans to marry in January in Topeka. They will maintain separate names and residences and run for reelection next year. Keys is the sole Democratic Kansan in Congress and the lone female Ways and Means member. Jacobs also serves on that committee.
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D-Kan
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D-Ind
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Kan
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Indiana
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House
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Kansas State University
Riley County
Rs. Keys
Kansas
George McGovern
D-S.d
Women named on list for Supreme Court nominees
Atty. Gen. Levi submitted a list to an ABA screening panel with women Carla Hills and Shirley Hufstedler among potential nominees. The Washington Post and Times also note Cornelia Kennedy on the list, alongside other judges and professors. Betty Ford tempered hopes for a first woman on the high court. Separately, Guatemala City reports the International Federation of Soccer Federations selecting nine European nations to open 1978 World Championship Qualifiers in Argentina.
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Washington Star
ABA
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Housing and Urban Development
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Washington Post
Hills
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U.S. Court of Appeals
Philip W. Tone
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
Charles Clark
Jackson, Miss
the Star
Capitol Hills
Hufstedler
U.S
Edward T. Gignoux
Portland
Maine
Gerald Gunther
Stanford University
Times
Wilkey
Clark
Guatemala City
Guatemala
International Federation of Soccer Federations
Argentina
KU seeks insurance approval and architectural aid in Wichita
Kansas University plans to ask the Kansas Board of Regents for approval to seek legislative authority to purchase liability insurance for law students using KU funds. The move mirrors a 1975 Legislature action. KU also seeks approval to appoint an associate architect for the Malott Hall addition and to fund the project from the coming session's legislature. The regents will review policy manual revisions including a change to agenda item disclosure.
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Kansas Board of Regents
Wichita State University
del Shankel
Kansas
State Division of Architectural Services
Malott
Regents
Shankel
KU Honors Program for Top Students Tonight
Kansas University's honors program at 7 30 tonight in the Kansas Union Ballroom honors top 10 percent high school seniors. Ron Calgaard KU vice chancellor for academic affairs will speak after dessert. Students from Lawrence Baldwin Eudora Jefferson County North McLouth OsKaloosa Perry Lecompton and Valley Falls invited with parents and friends.
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Jefferson County
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Lawrence
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Eudora
Jefferson County North
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Oskaloosa
Perry-Lecompton
Valley Falls
KU Alumni Association
Kundowment Association
KU Visual Arts Building bids may be opened January
KU bids for a visual arts facility may open in January as revised plans arrive in Topeka. Repairs on the Bowersock Dam are about 50 percent complete under a private effort by Kansas Fibreboard Inc. president Stephen Hill, with weather delaying work and a cited $374000 repair estimate by Black and Veath.
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State Architectural Services Division
Topeka
Bowersock Dam
Stephen Hill
Kansas Fibreboard Inc
Sixth and
New Hampshire
Hill
Black and Veath
Kansas City
KU School of Fine Arts
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