Commissions May Gain Legal Power In Legislation
Ray Samuel reports to the city human relations commission on possible subpoena power via federal legislation. The commission elected John Purcell chair and Tom Beaver vice chair for the year and heard updates on student workers, affirmative action progress, and job placements. Samuel noted a backlog at the state civil rights commission and described a recent discrimination case he helped resolve. He also announced election as second vice president of the Kansas Human Resources Assn and his role in next year’s conference.
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Ray Samuel
City Human Relations Commission
John Purcell
Tom Beaver
Samuel
Kansas University
Robert Fabia
Winston Harrell
School of Social Welfare
State Civil Rights Commission
Kansas Human Resources Assn
SenEx to Seek Fund Aid From Endowment Assn
KU's Senate Executive Committee plans to ask Chancellor Archie Dyies to obtain funds from the Endowment Association to support interdisciplinary Liberal Arts and Sciences classes taught largely by graduate students. StudEx cites insufficient Student Senate funds and ongoing program needs as reasons for the request.
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SenEx
Endowment Assn
Kansas University’s University Senate Executive Committee
Archie Dyies
The
Endowment Association
Senate
Richard Lauter
Evanston, Ill
Student Senate Executive Committee
StudEx
James Seav
16 Class Invitational at University Horse Center
An invitational fun day school ing show begins at 9 30 a m Sunday at the University Horse and Training Center four miles west of Lawrence on Highway 40 Judge Pam Brannon will oversee 16 classes including jumping and horsemanship An equitation championship trophy plus class ribbons will be awarded Participants include riders from Kansas City Topeka Manhattan and surrounding areas Open to the public with food on the grounds
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University Horse and Training Center
Lawrence
Highway 40
Pam Brannon
Kansas City
Topeka
Manhattan
Penney’s to Build Distribution Center in Lenexa
Gov. Docking and J C Penney official announce a plan for a 280 acre Lenexa site to house a distribution center. The project could create about 3000 Johnson County jobs with operation expected in 1976 and an annual economic impact around 20 million dollars. The firm cites Kansas location labor climate and transportation as key factors. Some businessmen dispute the state's tax structure.
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Topeka
Kan
Johnson County
Robert Docking
J. C. Penney Co
B. L. Hamm
Penney’s
Lenexa
Hamm
Kansas
Inspection bill for vehicles ready for act in Kansas
The interim highway safety committee finished work on a motor vehicle inspection bill needed to meet federal rules and avoid losing highway funds. The measure would require new or sold vehicles, those involved in accidents, or spot checks by officers to be inspected. pre-filed by Sen. John Crofoot for the 1974 session.
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Topeka
Kan
Interim Committee On Highway Safety
Kansas
John Crofoot
Cedar Point
Secretary of State
Senate
KU supporters to attend pregame luncheon in Memphis
About 100 Kansas University backers travel to Memphis for a pre game luncheon before the KU Tennessee football game. Chancellor Archie Dykes and his wife join KU Athletic Director Clyde Walker and spouse on the trip and will attend the function at The Public Eye. Dykes backs KU but makes no prediction.
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Kansas University
Memphis
Tenn
KU Tennessee
Archie Dykes
Knoxville
Clyde Walker
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Western Civilization Progam
Nancy Archer
Anamosa
Iowa
Docking
Caspar Weinberger
U. S. Department of Health
Educaton and Welfare
Mike Steinmetz
Shawnee
Black Student Union
BSU
Steinmetz
Committee On Indian Affairs
Mert Buckley
Wichita
Transportation Committee
Horse Center
Wixcote
Wickes
Castillian
Tal
Bell Poe
East Lawrence Turnpike
North 3Rd Lawrence
Highway Patrol
Tennessee
St. Mary’s
Fieldcrest
Kensington
Center City
Overland Park
Mission
Leawood Olathe
Ottawa Lawrenc
Minnesota
Wickes Lumber
Uae
Wickes Center
Twe Wickes Corp
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