KU Chancellor cites shift from student unrest to faculty discontent
Chancellor Laurence Chalmers says KU has moved from student unrest to faculty discontent driven by the university’s financial woes. He discusses communication gaps with the faculty, possible fixes like a faculty information center or ombudsman, and warns that state funding may remain inadequate. He notes decentralizing budget cuts and encourages faculty-student engagement to address rumors and concerns.
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Laurence Chalmers
Chalmers
Agnew Arrives in Iran for Persepolis Anniversary
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew lands by helicopter at Persepolis and joins 50 nations for the 2,500th anniversary ceremonies. He meets Iran's premier, comments on NATO unity, and cautions against U S imperialism while seeking informal diplomacy.
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Spiro T. Agnew
Turkey
Agnew
United States
Ankara
U.S
Norman Official Reports Of Beer Sale Not a Problem
OU Union has served beer since June 1970 with no student misconduct. Assistant director Jack Guthrie notes strict enforcement and campus endorsement, while two outsiders faced non student issues. Beer sales account for under 14 percent of student restaurant totals and 3.2 percent alcohol is required. Guthrie would repeat the policy and cites Boulder area examples.
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Oklahoma University
Jack Guthrie
Oklahoma Memorial Union
Journal-World
Lawrence City Commission
Guthrie
Lawrence
Buford Watson
Wichita State University
Oklahoma
Kansas
Thorrough
KU to Decide On Beer Sales on Campus
The Kansas Memorial Union and University of Kansas officials debate cereal malt beverage sales on campus. Rev. Taylor criticizes state property licensing while William Balfour says KU plans to sell beer unless the regents set a policy prohibiting such sales across six institutions. The board meets Friday in Topeka.
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Commission
Kansas
State of
William Balfour
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Topeka
Maple Leaf Festival Flights Attract Crowds In Baldwin
Baldwin's 14th annual Maple Leaf Festival features a charity air tour by Kansas Flying Farmers District One pilots. Proceeds benefit the Crippled Children Foundation in Topeka, with typical donations totaling $5 000 to $6 000. Flights cover Baldwin and downtown crowds plus rural Douglas County views. The weekend also includes a Ballad of Black Jack performance at Baker University Friday night and main events Saturday and Sunday.
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County to Join Civil Defense Alert Drill
Douglas County Civil Defense will join the nationwide CDEX-71 drill from noon November 1 to noon November 4. The exercise tests response to disasters including mass casualties, tornadoes, bombings, or explosions and may involve weather watchers transportation systems emergency forces and first aid teams.
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Douglas County Civil Defense Unit
Chuck Belote
Belote
Picasso Works Set in Baldwin at 90th Birthday Exhibit
A Baldwin Baldwin 90th birthday Picasso exhibit runs during the Maple Leaf Festival. The Mobile Art Gallery of the Kansas Cultural Arts Commission and Wichita Art Museum Members Foundation displays 15 Picasso originals and eight works by contemporaries. Baker University sponsors the Baldwin visit.
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Baker University
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Grove
Picasso
New York Warps Coat and Suit Makers Rental and Tax Press
Rising crime taxes rents and trucking costs push New York women’s coat and suit makers out of the city. In five years one quarter of firms producing women’s suits and coats have closed or moved from the city per the U S Bureau of Labor Statistics. The city is known as the capital of the garment industry.
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New York
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Students to Hear Muskie For Free At Topeka Event
Kansas college and high school students will be admitted free to a fund raising dinner in Topeka’s Municipal Auditorium where Sen. Edmund Muskie will give the keynote address. Gov. Docking’s birthday celebration accompanies the event, with dinner tickets priced at 100 dollars per plate.
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Kan
Kansas
Norbert Dreiling
Democratic
State College
Edmund Muskie
Robert Docking
Muskie
Missouri
Docking
Maine
Gov. Docking
Dresling
Hays
Sen. Muskie
Ford
Shultz urges Docking to curb AEC nuclear waste search in Kansas
Lt. Gov. Reynolds Shultz asks Gov. Docking to pressure the Atomic Energy Commission to end its search for a national nuclear waste repository in Kansas. He cites Lyons as unsafe and suggests alternate sites in other states with salt beds and less population. The governor’s office has not yet responded to the letter dated Oct. 12.
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Topeka
Kan
Reynolds Shultz
Robert Docking
Atomic Energy Commission
Kansas
Docking
Shultz
AEC
Lyons
Joe Shubitz
R-Kan
Shubitz
Denver Student Wins With Film at University Conference
Pat Lehman of Denver Colorado, a KU design graduate student, won a $100 scholarship for a 58 second anti drug commercial titled Drug Abuse. The film, made with an analog computer and computerized animation, earned an honorable mention at the 25th annual University Film Association meeting at the University of Wisconsin.
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Pat Lehman
Denver
Colo
Department of Design
Kansas University
University Film Association
University of Wisconsin
Miss Lehman
Second Crew Begins K-10 Survey Work
The State Highway Commission assigns a second survey crew to stake right of way for the K-10 freeway from DeSoto to K-7. land appraisers will buy the land by early 1972. Location survey runs from DeSoto west to east of Lawrence with completion expected January 1, 1972.
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DeSoto
Robert Hagen
Lawrence
Hagen
Commission
Right of Way Department
U.S.59
Federal Highway Administration
President’s Council On Environmental Quality
Renner Road
Quiet Tuesday in Lawrence Sees Minor Accidents and Open Mic
Lawrence police logged six minor vehicular collision reports on a quiet Tuesday, with five weekend incidents noted as late reports. At Strong Hall an open microphone session drew limited participation as students discussed abortion, food conspiracy, men's liberation, and bicycle traffic, sponsored by Student Union Activities.
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Lawrence
Strong Hall
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