KU law library moves in staged campus transfer
KU is relocating 170000 law books from old Green Hall to new Green Hall as part of a two week move. Classes remain in the old building until the library transfer completes, with 500 students and 30 faculty moving between sites.
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Kansas University Law
Martin Dickinson
Law School
Jayhawk Blvd
Law
Green Hall
Jayhawk Boulevard
New
15Th Street
Allen Fieldhouse
Old Green Hall
New Green Hall
William Westerbeke
University Senate
Westerbeke
Anita Head
Dickinson
Coal contract talks open to end wildcat strikes
Washington AP reports labor and management began negotiations to halt wildcat strikes crippling eastern coal production and weakening the United Mine Workers. UMW President Arnold Miller seeks broad bargaining goals including daily pay and benefits for miners, while industry negotiator Joseph Brennan urges stability to protect UMW coal's role in the sector.
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Washington
United Mine Workers Union
UMW
Arnold Miller
Southwest
Miller
Joseph P. Brennan
U.S
Brennan
Bond issue tied to water rates
Wellsville voters face a 70 percent hike in city water rates if a $505 000 bond issue funds a Baldwin to Wellsville water pipeline. Sewer rates would drop 8 percent, with revenue bonds replaced by general obligation bonds to cut interest. An HFA grant of $190,000 aids construction, and election is set for Nov 1.
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Wellsville
Baldwin
Robert Cramer
Cramer
Farmers Home Administration
Lawrence
Brown approves move to full scale MX missile development
Defense Secretary Harold Brown tentatively approves full scale development of the mobile MX intercontinental missile with a potential cost near 30 billion dollars. The decision awaits White House and Carter review before a possible 1979 budget submission and final congressional action.
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Washington
Defense
Harold Brown
Pentagon
Brown
White House Office of Management and Budget
Carter
Congress
Ford Administration
Quaker Oats to Begin Tender Chunks Plant in Santa Fe
Quaker Oats plans a new pet foods plant in the Santa Fe Industrial Subdivision to begin operation in January. It will produce Tender Chunks dog food as part of the Ken L Ration line, with three shifts and about 140 employees. The Lawrence plant will handle distribution to most of the nation, backed by $9.5 million in industrial revenue bonds.
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Quaker Oats
Santa Fe
S.J. Schaub
Kansas City
Lawrence
Schaub
Ralston Purina Co
Purina
U.S. seeks to bar Utah judge from hearing cases
The Justice Department asks the 10th Circuit to remove Judge Willis Ritter, aged 78, citing arbitrary rulings and insults to U.S. attorneys. The filing says the court functions are eroded, seeks to exclude Ritter from civil and future criminal federal cases, and notes opposition from Utah officials and courts.
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Salt Lake City
U.S. Justice Department
Department
Willis W. Ritter
U.S. District Court
U.S
Ritter
Utah
10Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. Supreme Court
Utah Bar
10Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Denver
U.S. Atty
Ramon Child
U.S. Solicitor General
Child
United States
David T. Lewis
Califano urges overhaul of drug regulation and FDA
Health Chief Joseph Califano calls for a top to bottom reform of drug regulation. He targets the FDA, urges rewriting the 1938 law, and demands open data on drug testing and FDA decision making to curb unnecessary prescriptions and soaring costs.
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Washington
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Joseph A. Califano Jr
Food and Drug Administration
Congress
Califano
Public Citizen Forum
FDA
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Bill Brinson
Nick Weber
San Jose
Calif
Royal Lichtenstein
Suzy
Kansas University
Wescoe Hall
Watson Library
Canterbury House
St. Lawrence Center
Episcopal
Catholic
Mitch Kincannon
Missile
Carter Administration
Soviet Union
Gary Malburg
Eudora
Kansas
Iprinceton Place
Iowa and
Princeton Blvd
Marjorie Gillahan
Boys’ Club
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Kloin
K.C
Kaw’ River
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