Regents Allow Campus Cigarette Sales After Policy Reversal
Kansas Board of Regents rescinded the ban on cigarette sales on state university campuses after an address by EU Chancellor Dr. Laurence Chalmers. The vote was 1 to outline, with L. D. Morgan the sole dissent. KU enrollment reported at 17,576 on the Lawrence campus, up 1,094 from fall 1968.
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Nixon Nominates Burns to Lead Federal Reserve Board
President Nixon announces Arthur F. Burns, 65, a former Eisenhower adviser and current White House counselor, will replace William McChesney Martin Jr. as chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, taking office January 31. Burns is described as an economic conservative with deep ties to financial policy.
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KU Announces 43 Named to Planning Board for University
Chancellor Laurence Chalmers unveiled a 43 member Kansas University Planning Board to draft a master plan guiding academic fiscal and physical plant development through 1980. The board includes students faculty and administrators with seven members named by the Senate Executive Committee Sharon Baucom Russell Bradt Roger Kanet W Max Lucas Bradley Smoot and George Swift among them.
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University Senate
Sharon Baucom
Kansas City, Mo
Corbin College
Russell N. Bradt
Roger E. Kanet
W. Max Lucas
Bradley Smoot
Sterling
Oliver College
George W. Swift
House Approval Expected For Draft Lottery System
Nixon favors a lottery to draft 19 year olds first and the plan seems likely to gain House approval next week. The House Armed Services Committee backed the plan 31 to 0 as leaders prepared floor action amid debate over college deferments and Senate prospects.
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City Forms Panel to Pick New City Manager
The Journal-World reports KU Prof Ed Stene will lead a five to interview five replacement candidates for City Manager Ray Wells. Committee members include Bob Payne Travis Glass Francis Heller John Emick James Paddock and Don Metzler. Goal is to name a replacement by December 1.
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James Paddock
Don Metzler
Groppi Must Serve Term As Probation Revoked
Milwaukee County Judge F Ryan Duffy Jr revoked probation for Rev James E Groppi and ordered a six month term in the Milwaukee County House of Correction. The priest was found to have violated probation during the September 29 welfare demonstration takeover of the state legislative chambers in Madison.
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Free prescription delivery via mail service from Raney Drug Stores
An adv announces free prescription delivery by Raney Drug Stores offering immediate mail service to customers seeking home access to medications.
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Nixon Warns of Economy Pain While Aiming for Slower Inflation
President Nixon said the economy is on the road to recovery but warned of slowing pains as brakes are applied to curb rising prices. He planned a weekend letter urging wage price restraint and sought backing from business and labor leaders, with advisers noting inflation weakening.
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Nixon
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Federal Reserve Board
Soviets Land Soyuz 7 as 8 Remains Aloft in Space
Moscow radio reported Soyuz 7 with Anatoly Filipchenko Vladislav Volkov and Viktor Gorbatko landed in the Soviet Union after nearly five days in orbit. Soyuz 8 crew Vladimir Shatalov and Alexei Yeliseyev remain aboard while Soyuz 6 returned to Earth with Georgy Shonin and Valery Kubasov.
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Vladislav Volkov
Viktor Gorbatko
Vladimir Shatalov
Alexei Yeliseyev
Georgy Shonin
Valery Kubasov
Karaganda
Kazakhstan
Not So Cold For Tonight In Lawrence
A near record low was reached this morning as Lawrence saw a low of 31 degrees. Tonight will be warmer with upper 30s, and Saturday’s high in the low 50s with possible showers and a 60 percent chance of precipitation.
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Future Promise of ALZA Outlined at KU Dedication
The ALZA Corporation Institute of Pharmaceutical Chemistry dedication highlighted the institute as a world center for basic drug research. Speakers included Dr. Takeru Higuchi, Dr. Hans Selye, and Dr. Arthur Kornberg, with ALZA’s Alejandro Zaffaroni detailing plans for future institutes in Palo Alto and ongoing growth in Lawrence.
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Lawrence
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Lawrence Institute
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