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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1971

Page

1

Collective Bargaining May Surface on KU Campus

An editorial preview notes rising momentum for faculty unionization at Kansas University as state law changes and salary concerns spark discussion. It cites AAUP plans, a statewide faculty poll at Kansas State, and AFT activity targeting pay disparities in higher education.

National Education Association New York Clark Dale Allen Kansas State University AAUP Kansas

B52 strikes hit three Asian areas during Vietnam war actions

U S B52 bombers pounded suspected North Vietnamese positions in South Vietnam Cambodia and Laos delivering about 900 tons of explosives. Ground fighting reduced to small patrol clashes with no U S casualties reported as Typhoon Elaine disrupts operations and Americal Division deactivates its 1st Infantry battalion reducing U S strength by about 900.

Saigon South Vietnam Cambodia Laos South Vietnam-Cambodia U.S Elaine U.S. Command Americal Division Vietnam

Senators urge O Connor for Kansas federal judge post

In a letter to Attorney General Mitchell Senators Pearson and Dole urge Earl E. O Connor be nominated by President Nixon for a Kansas federal district judgeship. If approved he would fill the vacancy from Judge Arthur Standley Jr retirement and precede expedited clearance processing.

Washington John Mitchell James Pearson Bob Dole Earl E. O’connor Nixon Kansas Senate O’connor Kansas Supreme Court Arthur Standley Jr Pearson Dole Justice Department Topeka

Evans to Head KAPE Chapter in Kaw Valley

Robert K. Evans, KU chemicals storeroom manager, is the first president of the Kaw Valley chapter of the Kansas Association of Public Employees. Clovis Lathrom is vice president and Sue Garstecki serves as secretary treasurer. Directors include Richard Treece Kathryn Harris Donald E. Arick and Mrs Brigitt Hill with Arick heading membership Hill public relations and Treece the legislative committee. The chapter the 14th KAPE affiliate in the state will meet the first Tuesday of each month.

Robert K. Evans Kansas University Kaw Valley Kansas Association of Public Employes KAPE Clovis Lathrom Sue Garstecki Richard Treece Kathryn Harris Donald Arick Brigitt Hill Hill Treece

Counterfeit Twenty Dollar Bills Reported in Area

Warning issued by Douglas County Sheriff's Department about counterfeit 1963 A IA Series twenty dollar notes from Minneapolis. No local reports yet. merchants urged to watch for thin paper lacking red and blue fibers and for unfamiliar backplate and serial number 15389618681 may vary.

Topeka Douglas County Sheriff's Office Shawnee County Federal Reserve Minneapolis Minn

Lawrence pep rally moved ahead of KU KU game

The Lawrence pep rally for the Kansas University versus Kansas State University football game has moved from Friday in Parking Zone 6 to a spot northwest of Allen Fieldhouse. An 8 p.m. march from Daisy Hill precedes the event with the Jayhawk Marching Band and KU supporters. Elizabeth Zegarac, 23, remained in fair condition after a Sunday collision that killed her husband Steven. funeral services were held in Waterloo Iowa. She is the daughter of Prof. and Mrs. Franklyn C. Nelick.

Kansas University- Kansas State University Allen Fieldhouse University Theatre Daisy Hill Jayhawk Yell University Singers Don Fambrough Elizabeth Zegarac Kansas University Medical Center Kansas City

KU Student Services Unit Hopes to Get Going Soon

The Kansas University Student Senate committee headed by Shawnee Mission junior Gary Jacobs aims to begin active work within two weeks. It plans four divisions for investigation, organization, public relations and legislation to address health services, the Kansas Union, libraries, housing, and other student needs.

Kansas University Student Senate Gary Jacobs Shawnee Mission Kansas Union Jacobs Senate Mike Farmer Janie Higdon Kathy Allen Susan Goering David Hacker John Wulf Debbie Cox Jim Magee John Hackney George Livingston Harold C. Lowe Bill Neidt Robert Plehal Paul C. Rankin John Unruh Cathy Wright Chris Hoefer Marsha Walsh Larry Osborne

Weather losses ranking crops damage by weather

Kansas City AP reports climatologists are urged to apply weather knowledge to crop economics as storms cause about $3 billion in annual losses. Stanley A. Changnon Jr says hail records understate total damage and drought, excess moisture, heat, wind, and cold drive most losses.

Kansas City

KU Students Plot Air Drop On Rival K State Campus

A Kansas University group planned to air drop crimson and blue clothing bearing POPP letters near the Kansas State campus. Leader Brian Bracco of Munster Indiana announced the noon Lawrence departure via Topeka to board a light plane, with fraternity members Delta Upsilon Alpha Kappa Lambda Sigma Phi Epsilon among those arranging the stunt.

KU Gang K-State Biu Brian Bracco Munster Ind Lawrence Topeka Bracco Federal Aviation Administration Delta Upsilon Alpha Kappa Lambda Simga Phi Epsilon

Pickets March Despite Court Orders To Return to Work

U S ports and Chicago grain elevators faced ongoing strikes as pickets marched despite federal judges ordering workers back for 10 days. The West Coast longshore walkout, at 99 days, idled 15,000 dock workers causing over $1.7 billion in losses. East Gulf and Atlantic dock workers were slowly resuming, while Nixon sought Taft Hartley action or mediation.

Washington California Chicago West Coast Nixon Gulf Coast New York

KU Band Picks Local Students

Among the 131 men chosen for the Kansas University Marching Band are 14 Lawrence students and one from Lecompton. The all male band dates to 1887 and performs at home football games with special halftime shows. Director is Robert E. Foster. Local members listed with addresses. Clyde Cobb of Lecompton also named.

Kansas University Lawrence Lecompton Robert E. Foster University of Florida Ron Bishop Glenn Bruce Brooks Cambridge Rd Paul Dexter Regency Chris Hahn Park Hill Ter Mark Hildebrand Stratford Jeff Miller W. 24Th George Pogge Westdale Rd Walter Robinson Broadview Louis Scott Ohio Warren Shaffer Steven Phil Smith Countryside Roger Smith Kasold Dr Steve Sooby Davis Kenneth Walker Clyde Cobb

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By Bob Womack American Association of University Professors J. Bunker Clark American Federation of Teachers Afl-Cio Elementary Secon AFT Francis Heller Heller EU Administration van Hanh Buddhist University Nguyen van Thieu Earl O'Connor Anderson Evans Zegarac Rt. 3 Franklyn C. Nelick Terrace Rd Central Junior High School 14Th Massachusetts Central Daniel Jaimes Carl Knox F. C. Sanders Journal-World Photo The Association Ombudsman Coconut Coco David Polakova Catlettsburg Michael Ringling Brother Barnum & Bailey Circus David Stanley A. Changnon Jr Illinois State Water Survey Urbana Changwon Manhattan KU Band W.A. Miller Chiropractic Kentucky Grace Baptist Church Wilbur Simmon Singing Straud Harry R. Cole Warren Mortuary New Hampshire Lawrence, Kansas
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