Information Please answers KU residency and animal sourcing questions
Readers ask about KU animal use practices student residency for tuition and taxes ROTC housing access. The page reports animals come strictly from biological supply houses, ROTC instructors get standard housing allowances and post exchange privileges, riverfront parks exist only in planning stages, cones are replaced each game, residency determinations rely on state law with annual appeal, and AG opinions guide auto tax rules for nonresidents. Submit questions to Information Please at Journal World.
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Lodging Sought for 65 of Up With People Unit
About 125 members of the Up With People troupe are due in Lawrence for performances at Lawrence High School on Oct 29 30 and Nov 1 with lodging still needed for roughly 65 of them. Availability and tickets can be arranged by calling VI 2-6222 Ext 42.
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Up With People Entertainment Troupe
Lawrence
Lawrence High School
Dawn Brown
Detroit
Topeka
Rainy Baldwin Maple Leaf festival kicks off with soggy parade
Saturday rain dampened Main Street but did not deter crowds at Baldwin's Maple Leaf festival. Despite drizzle, parade units including Baker University and Haskell Indians joined, crowds shopped and ate inside, Baker University homecoming activities continued with a 24 to 6 football win over Bethany, and Queen Kris Bolin was crowned at the homecoming dance. Gessner Hall dedication at Baker marked the weekend's events as better weather arrived Sunday for pony pulling contests and tours.
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Baker University
Haskell Indians
Baldwin Jaycee
American Legion Hall
Baker Wildcats
Bethany Vikings
Demons Hall
Tau Kappa Epsilon
En Kris Bolin
Shawnee Mission
E. H. Bolin
University
Gessner
Benjamin A. Gessner
East Hall
W. Clark Randall
Baker Board of Trustees
BAKER
Kris Bolin
Open House At Lawrence Junior High Tonight
Parents of South and Central Junior High students may visit classrooms during open houses at 7:15 PM in the school gym and 7 to 9:30 PM at Central Junior High. Teachers will outline goals and projects while parents tour their child’s schedule. A KU student injured during a seizure is reported in good condition at Watkins Memorial Hospital. The Perry Lake level remains around 885.5 feet and daylight saving time ends this Sunday at 2 AM. A traffic signal at 15th and Town was restored after a weekend crash. vandals later stole parts, with estimated damage between 500 and 800 dollars. Officials suspect the culprits.
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South Junior High
Kansas University
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Strong Hall
Central Junior High
CJHS
15Th
Town
City Public Works Department
One Million Given To Black Group In Worcester
In Worcester Massachusetts the United Church of Christ approved a grant of 1 million dollars to the Massachusetts Black Ecumenical Commission. A 597 delegate annual meeting vote backed the board of directors decision. The board will vote November 19 on an initial 250 thousand dollar payment to the black church men's group, with disbursement planned early next year.
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Worcester
Mass
Massachusetts
Black Ecumenical Commission
United Church of Christ
Surgeon Dr White seeks pledges to save research funding
Boston AP reports heart surgeon Dr. Paul Dudley White urges others to contribute $1,000 of personal funds to sustain a medical research project facing curtailment after a federal funding cut. The appeal targets private supporters to bridge the funding gap and keep the work going.
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Boston
Paul Dudley White
Wig to Hide Youths Hair in Mayville Board Compromise
Dale Boeck 17, a member of a teenage rock band, may return to Mayville High School after six weeks out, provided he wears a short-hair wig to conceal his shoulder-length hair. The school board voted 5-1 to approve the compromise after ruling the long hair violated the grooming code adopted by the student council.
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Mayville
Wis
Dale Boeck
Boeck
Kennedy car scene at Chappaquiddick hearing described
Deputy Look testifies seeing a black Massachusetts registered sedan matching the Kennedy car about 12 45 a m July 19 near Chappaquiddick Road as it allegedly left the scene of Mary Jo Kopechne's drowning. He recalls two in front seat and possible passenger in back before car vanished into the pond. John Fararr describes recovering the body. Kennedy's prior account and statements ruled inadmissible.
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Wilkes-Barre
Edward M. Kennedy
Mary Jo Kopechne
Kennedy
Christopher Look Jr
Dukes County
Mass
Massachusetts
Miss Kopechne
Look
Common Pleas Court
Edmund Dinis
New Bedford
Looki
Chappaquiddick Road
John N. Farrar
Edgartown
Journal-World Football Contest Prizes and Rules
The Journal-World announces a football prediction contest with prizes of a 15 pound dressed turkey for the winner and 10 pound turkeys for second and third places. Entries must be mailed or delivered by Friday noon and include name and address.
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Turkey
Journal-World
Lawrence Journal-World
Kansas University
Ivan D. Rowe Dies Sunday in Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence resident for 37 years Ivan D Rowe died early Sunday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a week as a patient. A retired securities consultant and salesman he represented several firms in Lawrence including H O Peet. He served in World War I with the 12th Engineers and led the Dorsey Liberty American Legion post. Survivors include wife Elfriede Fischer Rowe daughter Mrs D Tom Jones and two grandsons cremation planned.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
H. O. Peet Company
Columbia National Bank of
Kansas City
12Th Engineers
France
Rowe
Otto H. Fischer
University
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Mississippi County
Missouri
Willow Springs
Drury College
Springfield
Dorsey-Liberty
American Legion
Elks Lodge No
Elfriede Fischer Rowe
Naismith Drive
D. Tom Jones
Lincoln
Neb
Thomas Rowe
Michael Fields
Kansas Traffic Death Log For October 1969 To 9 A.M. Monday
The Kansas traffic death log reports 38 deaths for October 1969 and 583 deaths for the comparable 1968 period, compared with 499 in the earlier year. The entry notes a Rumsey Funeral Home advertisement and a spacious foyer unsuitable for inclement weather, listing VI 3 5111.
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Topeka
Kansas
Rumsey Funeral Home
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