Regents Approve KU Consulting Contract for Facilities Plan
Kansas University wins approval to contract with Caudill Rowlett and Scott of Houston for Phase II of statewide long range facilities planning. The project, costing up to 21 500 for KU, spans through November 1973 and aims to produce a master plan for each campus, with funding totals of 315 000 across six campuses.
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Topeka
Houston, Tex
Kansas University
Kansas Board of Regents
Regents
Caudill, Rowlett and Scott
CRS
Warren Corman
Corman
Keith Lawton
State Academic Study May Abolish Courses
A Kansas Regents report, prepared for three years by the Council of Chief Academic Officers, may discontinue 63 graduate programs and place 72 on provisional status for three years. Chancellor Raymond Nichols confirmed the figures, citing low output in many education specialist degrees and noting several schools already cut such programs. The plan further proposes minimum annual degree production targets and will be released to the public next Monday after a Topeka gathering.
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William Danenbarger
Con
Cordia
Kansas’ Board of Regents
Council of Chief Academic Officers
Kansas University
Raymond Nichols
Danenbarger
Nichols
Kansas State University
Emporia
Pittsburg
Hays
Topeka
Jess Stewart
Wamego
School Finance Council approves December interim sessions
The Legislative Coordinating Council approved two extra December meetings for the Interim Committee on School Finance to finish its work. The committee plans a new state aid distribution system for local districts and may require up to 348 million dollars. dates depend on computer printouts expected soon.
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Tobreka
Kan
Legislative Coordinating Council
Sesssion
Joseph Harder
R-Mountridge
Harder
James W. Bibb
Robert Docking
Johnson County District Court
Phillip Woodworth
Shreveport Considers Sex Regulation for Pets
Shreveport city council passed on first reading a measure regulating the sex lives of dogs and cats. The ordinance condemns outdoor roaming by female dogs with amorous intent and bans unleashing cats outside to curb overproduction and stray pets.
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Shreveport
Did Bormann Pose as Priest to Flee?
A Daily Express report cited by AP claims Martin Bormann fled Argentina in 1955 and posed as a Bolivian priest in Bolivia before moving to Chile. The article says he used the alias Eliezer Goldstein then Augustin von der Lange Lerrbach and built an economic empire around timber in northern Argentina and southern Paraguay.
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Bormann
London
Martin Bormann
Hitler
Argentina
Bolivia
Chile
Daily Express
the Express
Ladislas Farago
Juan D. Peron
Brazil
Eliezer Goldstein
Italy
Augustin von der Lange Lerrbach
Goethe
Bolvia
Adolf Eichmann
Israel
Europe
Ber
Paraguay
Farago
United States
Chicago Tribune-New York Daily News
Moonchildren opens at KU Experimental Theatre
Kansas University Experimental Theatre presents Moonchildren by Michael Weller in Murphy Hall. Directed by Andrea Castle Southard the play follows college students in a large old apartment and runs 8 p m nightly Thursday through December 9. Tickets are at the University Theatre box office. contains explicit language may offend some patrons.
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Kansas University Experimental Theatre
Murphy Hall
Michael Weller
Andrea Castle Southard
Lawrence
LHS Vocalists Open Cable Series Spotlighting District Activities
Lawrence High School choir launches a Sunflower Cablevision weekly series featuring live and taped school activities. Tonight’s 7 to 7:30 p.m. Channel 6 show highlights Lewis Tilford’s singers with plans to expand to other schools and holiday programs through Christmas.
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Lawrence High
Sunflower
Lawrence
Lewis Tilford
Mike Pandzik
Pandzik
Son Drops In For Lunch
Hoisington Kansas witnessed an unusual landing when Joseph Bell a 22 year old warrant officer stationed at Fort Riley and another officer landed a helicopter in an open field near town for lunch. Mrs Bell described it as a first time event and the pair were picked up by the Bells. Funeral facilities listed for Rumsey Funeral Home.
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Hoisington
Kan
Joseph Bell
Bell
Thomas Bell
Ft. Riley
Four NU football players arraigned on marijuana charges
Lincoln Nebraska AP four University of Nebraska football players arraigned on misdemeanor marijuana related charges after police found a marijuana cigarette and loose marijuana at an apartment on J Street. Karl Webb 20 of Omaha a split end pleaded innocent along with Bill Olds Ralph Powell and William Anderson who were charged with being in a place where a controlled substance was used. Trials set for January 17.
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Lancaster County
Ralph Slocum
Leroy L. Ramsey
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Alumni Place
Pearson
Stephenson Halls
Sellards Hall
Pearson Trust
Museum of Natural History
Juniper Garden
Bureau of Child Research
National Science Foundation
Museum of Antropology
Space Technology Building
Space Technology Center
Council of Presidents of
Teir
Council
Eldridge House
Massachusetts
Journal-World Photo
Gustin-Bacon
Lakeview Road
Kansas City
LHS
Son
Rumsey Funeral Home
Drensberg
Ces
J St
Olds
Nebraska
Powell
Detroit
Anderson
Toledo
Ohio
Raney Drug Stores
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