Former Musician Hired As Director Of Whomper
Brad Reynolds a former musician was hired as director of the Whomper a recycling center for glass and cans at Eighth and New Hampshire by Kathy Allen Topeka junior and Whomper administrator. Reynolds begins his first full day and will be paid 2 dollars an hour contingent on output. Nine volunteers helped a pickup Saturday with equipment donated by Harold's 66 Service. The Whomper faced staffing and funding gaps after four prior employees left last week and ongoing city support is being explored.
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Brad Reynolds
Reclamation Center
Whomper
Kathy Allen
Topeka
Reynolds
Eighth
New Hampshire
Kansas University Student Senate
Senate
Dottie Knetsch
Miss Allen
the Penetrations
Ottawa
Harold
Mert Buckley
Wichita
Whamper
Mike Steinmetz
Shawnee
Whomper Reclamation Center
Eighth and
Journal-World Photo
Skubitz Rules Out Kansas Governor Bid Costly Venture
Washington AP reports Rep. Joe Skubitz says he would need to attract large campaign sums from outside sources and party committees to run for Kansas governor, a path he calls too costly. He notes Kansas economy and population issues and outlines policy ideas for keeping cattle, educated workers, and meatpacking in the state.
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Washington
Joe Skubitz
Kansas
Voters to decide on Eudora school bond proposal
Eudora School District 491 residents will vote on a 20 year $690000 bond to expand Nottingham Primary School with 16 new classrooms and a gym auditorium and center. If approved construction would start next summer and finish by fall 1975, with taxes rising by 10 or fewer mills over twenty years.
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Eudora
Nottingham
Charles Hill
Kansas
Hill
Pine Ridge Police Strengthened Amid AIM Funeral Ties
The BIA expanded its Pine Ridge reservation police as mourners gathered for Pedro Bissionette’s funeral. Russell Means predicted up to 1000 AIM members would attend with support from Dennis Banks and Leonard Crow Dog after a federal judge allowed their presence.
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Pine Ridge, S.D
Bureau of Indian Affairs
BIA
Pine Ridge Indian Reservation
Pedro Bissionette
American Indian Movement
AIM
Russell Means
Means
Dennis Banks
Leonard Crow Dog
Sioux Falls
Bissionette
South Dakota
Banks
Crow Dog
Wounded Knees
Nobel Prizes Go To Five Scientists in 1973
Nobel Prizes awarded in Stockholm to Geoffrey Wilkinson and Ernst Otto Fischer for chemistry and Leo Esaki, Ivar Graever, and Brian Josephson for physics. Wilkinson and Fischer shared 120000 dollars for work on organometallic sandwich compounds and catalysts. Fisher born 1918 in Munich. Wilkinson born 1921 in London. Wilkinson a professor at Imperial College.
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Stockholm
Geoffrey Wilkinson
Ernst Otto Fischer
Leo Esaki
Ivar Graever
Brian Josephson
Wilkinson
Fischer
Royal Academy
Munich
Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory
London
Imperial College of Science and Technology
Dean Candidate List Is Trimmed at KU
The KU School of Business dean search narrows to fewer than 20 candidates visited by subcommittees through next week. The list will be reduced again to invitees for campus visits the following week, with about three names to be recommended to administration for final dean selection.
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Kansas University
School of Business
Lawrence Sherr
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Buford Watson
Watson
Sibleyville Road
Wells Park
W. L. Smith
Skubitz
Robert Docking
Shubitz
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Cloud
Jaane
Eudora High School
Board of Education
Pine Ridge
Frane
A.S.M. Printing
Johnson
Jack Landreth
Kentucky
Jim Perrin
Hartford ST. Paul
Maryland
Fort Scott
Great American Ohio
Bob Johnson
CNA/INSURANCE
NEW Hampshire Aetna
LEO B. Menner & CO
Standard Mutual Life Bankers Life OF
OWA
Time Insurance
Connecticut General Trinity Universal
BUD Coy
Larry
Auto Supply Inc
Mass
Douglas County
State Bank
Peter Ar
Lawrence
Lafayette Radio Electronics
Lafayette
E Lafayette
New Micro 66
John Haddock Ford
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