EU Reports Beer Policy Rollout Across Kansas Campuses
The EU Athletic Board rejects 3.2 beer at state property events, citing missiles and maintenance concerns. KU moves toward campus beer under controlled conditions and may align with Kansas State's policies soon. Other state colleges study regent actions, with varying allowances for 3.2 beer or alcohol in off campus living groups and designated on campus areas.
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All Scholarship Hall Council
Panhellenic Association
Interfraternity Council
Association of University
Potter Lake Pavilion
EU Athletic Board
Athletic Corporation
Wichita State
Kansas State
William Balfour
Band Day Parade Faces Rain For Kansas Relays
Rain threatens Band Day activities in Kansas with possible cancellation of rehearsals at Memorial Stadium. If rain persists, musicians may perform between halves of the KU vs Oklahoma State game. Band Day, the Midwest’s largest parade, draws 6 000 musicians and 38 000 spectators, with heavy traffic expected around Central Park and South Park before the parade at 9 AM.
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Memorial Stadium
Foster
Midwest
Central Park
Merle McClure
Lions Prep Hype Before Key Showdown With North
Lawrence High leaders declare a banner night as Lions aim to beat North in a clash of top teams. MC Nauman, Superintendent Knox, and Principal Medley rally fans while Frank Gibson cites Lion tradition and a positive mindset after recent wins. Pep band and cheerleaders boost the atmosphere.
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Nauman
Journal-World Lato
Carl Knox
Lawrence
William Medley
Frank Gibson
Little Lion
North
Lawrence High
Mission South
ESC Drops Penn House as Food Distribution Point
The Emergency Service Council announces Penn House at 1085 Pa is no longer a food distribution point. ESC now distributes free food at three sites: Headquarters 1632 Ky, the Salvation Army 946 N.H, and the Ballard Center 708 Elm.
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Emergency Service Council
Penn House
ESC
Salvation Army
N.H
Ballard Center
Elm
Faculty Accepts UDK Changes at Journalism School
The Journalism School faculty at Kansas University overwhelmingly accepts a recommended change in the governing board of the University Daily Kansan. Lee Young says faculty results approve the Student Senate action, with final approval by the Kansan board and the chancellor pending.
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Kansas University
Journalism
University
Kansan
Lee Young
Kansan Board
Chicano Studies Proposal Approved at Minnesota U
The Twin Cities Campus Assembly approved a plan to establish a department of Chicano studies at the University of Minnesota. The measure passed by five votes on Thursday, with Francisco Rosales of the Latin Liberation Front noting the demand for a comparable minority studies department.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Twin Cities
University of Minnesota
Malcolm Moos
Francisco Rosales
Latin Liberation Front
Chase Ends With Bank Robber Cochran Captured in Lexington
James L. Cochran, sought for a week long interstate bank holdup spree and 21 hostages, was held on 100000 bond after a U S magistrate appearance. FBI traced a ransom call to a Lexington service station leading to his capture and the discovery of a body in Missouri.
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Lexington
James L. Cochran
U.S
FBI
G. Murray Smith
Cochran
St. Louis
Savings and Loan Association
Cass Federal Savings and Loan Association
Paul L. Lockhart
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Judy Wright
House Defeats Education Item in Higher Ed Bill
The House defeated Rep. Robert H. Quie's amendment to the higher education bill that would have provided a needy student grant covering half of the remaining education costs up to 1,400 annually. The 257 to 117 vote halted further action on the bill until next Wednesday. Under current provisions the grant amount is set by each college.
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Washington
House
Robert H. Quie
R-Minn
Lawrence students share apple gesture during Education Week
Six Future Teachers of America members at Lawrence High School distributed apples with notes to teachers Wednesday as part of Education Week observances.
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Lawrence
Future Teachers of America
LHS
Cooperation helps three schools move football games
Haskell Indian Junior College rescheduled its game with Wentworth to 1 p.m. today to avoid muddy on campus fields. To avoid conflicts with Lawrence High and Shawnee Mission North, the match was moved to Memorial Stadium with Wade Stinson of Kansas University arranging the venue. In exchange the public schools provide five buses to transport HJC students to KU. KU will then host Oklahoma State at 1:30 p.m. Saturday.
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Mission North
Lawrence High
LHS
Shawnee Mission North
Lions
Haskell Stadium
Haskell Indian Junior College
Wentworth
HJC
Kansas University
Wade Stinson
Memorial Stadium
Haskell
KU Stadium
Oklahoma State
Daylight Saving Ends for Clocks Turn Back One Hour
Daylight Saving Time ends at 2 a.m. Sunday with clocks turned back one hour to reclaim lost time since DST began on the last Sunday in April.
Suharto orders 500000 tribesmen to wear clothes
President Suharto of Indonesia has ordered 500000 naked tribal people to wear clothing by year end 1972. The directive was broadcast by the government radio in Djajapura West Irian where many tribes live in mountainous jungle regions.
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Port Moresby
New Guinea
Suuharto
Indonesia
Djajapura
West Irian
Private family entrance at Rumsey Funeral Home
A brief classified line notes a private family entrance at Rumsey Funeral Home with the contact number 843 5111 for inquiries.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Lawrence attorney John Riling dies after fall at Eagles Lodge
John J. Riling, 85, longtime Lawrence attorney, died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a fall on the Eagles Lodge steps. He leaves a daughter Patricia H. Smith and two sons John and Eugene, with ten grandchildren. Funeral services set for St. John's Catholic Church with burial at Mt. Calvary Cemetery.
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John Riling
John J. Riling
Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Eagles Lodge
St. John’s Catholic Church
Knights of Columbus
Douglas County Bar Assn
Kansas Bar Assn
The
Elks Lodge
Smith
John
Pacific Grove
Calif
Eugene
Pioneer Rd
Michael Moriarty
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Kansas traffic death toll rises in 1971 figures
A Kansas traffic death log shows 568 fatalities for 1971 through October (up to 9 a.m. Friday) compared with 522 in the comparable 1970 period and 49 deaths for October.
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Topeka
Kan
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