City Liasion Rick Walker resigns from Lawrence post
Rick Walker, the Lawrence City Human Relations liaison, announced his resignation at a Wednesday night meeting. He will leave Sept 10 to pursue further education after a nine month tenure marked by criticism from former City Commissioner Clark Morton and mixed views on his work with the street community and police relations programs.
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Kansas University Student Senate Sets Sept 15 Meeting
StudEx members announced the semester’s first Student Senate meeting will be Sept 15. The Executive Committee also set Sunday evening meetings and approved legislation submission procedures, fund transfers, and advertising open Housing Committee positions. Melody Zody will be StudEx secretary.
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Free and Reduced Lunch Rate Set for Qualifying Pupils
The Lawrence School District announces a free and reduced price lunch program for all eligible students. A family size and income scale determines eligibility with a maximum salary of 1411 for one child and 5110 for a six person family with four or more children. The full scale is on file at each school and the Administration Center. Applications and hearings process are outlined with review by Ina Clagg and the school principal. appeals go to Kenneth Fisher.
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Northeast Kansas Weather Forecast Brief
Partly cloudy conditions with little temperature change tonight and Friday. Lows near 70, highs in the mid 90s with a 5 to 10 percent chance of rain. Official readings show yesterday’s high 91 and low 64, and a year ago today high 78, low 71.
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Famous horse Assault put to sleep in Kingsville
Assault the famous Clubfoot Comet, Triple Crown winner of 1946, was euthanized after a stumble caused a fracture to his left front leg near the shoulder. The 28-year-old King Ranch champion was buried beside Dr. J. K. Northway’s office. Assault was foaled March 28, 1943, sired by Bold Venture and dam Iqual.
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Kansan Board Makeup To Be Discussed At Meeting
The University Daily Kansan board is set for a Friday meeting to discuss board membership. The Student Senate sought broader representation last spring, citing activity fee funding. Faculty and senate representatives met over the summer, with university attorneys noting limits on senate control.
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Fraternities To Occupy Park-25 Apartments At KU
Two KU social fraternities Theta Chi and Pi Kappa Alpha will be housed in Park-25 Apartments for 1971 72. Theta Chi's Ninth Street house was sold in a mortgage foreclosure in Douglas County. Pi Kappa Alpha plans to sell its Sa street house and convert to a boarding house while about 50 members plan to build a new house per President Chris Cook.
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