KU seeks budget hike for 1977 district funds
Kansas University's 1977 budget request totals 68.4 million for the Lawrence campus and 75.7 million for the Medical Center. The plan calls for about 5.9 million more for Lawrence operations and 6.7 million more for KU Medical Center, with a continuation budget stance and a 12 percent rise in other operating expenses.
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Kansas University
State Division of Budget
Lawrence
Ku’s
Medical Center
Keith Nitcher
Kansas Board of Regents
KUMC
Regents
Bids awaited on Kansas law school library equipment
The dispute centers on a rejected $214 750 bid for law library shelves and card catalogs in KU's $5.46 million law building. Officials say new bids may raise costs or produce savings while construction proceeds on schedule for a 1977 completion.
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Law
Louis Krueger
State Architectural Services Division
Kansas University
Krueger
Law School
Ku’s Medical Center
Kansas City
KU student killed in crash near West Second and Turnpike
A 22-year-old Kansas University student died when his car ran a stop sign and hit a van at West Second Street and the West Turnpike Access Road. Two KU students, Lynn Leban and Helene Frolow, were injured. Leban in critical condition at KUMC, Frolow with eye and possible internal injuries at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. The van driver, Clifford Harvey, sustained a knee injury.
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Kansas University
West Second
West Turnpike
Mark Galluzzo
Lynn Leban
Lawrence
Kansas University Medical Center
Helene Frolow
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Galluzzo
Clifford Harvey
Overland Park
Turnpike
Laurance Price
Harvey
LMH
Lyle Sutton
U.S. Faces Prolonged Pain After Recession
The Congressional Budget Office warns of years of high unemployment and inflation despite a tentative recovery. It outlines two strategies: one to boost jobs, another to curb inflation, but neither is endorsed. Industrial output rose 1.3 percent in August, signaling firmer recovery. Prices, especially for food and fuel, are rising at about 6 to 8 percent annually in the latter half of the year.
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Washington
United States
Congressional Budget Office
Congress
Federal Reserve Board
James L. Pate
Commerce Department
Congressional
Budget Office
Congressional Office
Damp Lawence weather with fog and mild temps ahead
A moist blanket over Lawrence kept clouds in place this morning with no overnight precipitation. Forecasters expect more clouds tonight and dense fog by Wednesday dawn. Lows near 60, highs around 80.
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Lawrence
National Weather Service
Kissinger warns of oil price hike
Secretary of State Kissinger told the Southern Governors Conference that another jump in foreign oil prices could threaten U.S. relations with oil producing nations and hinder global economic stabilization. He urged quick action by Congress and the White House to craft a policy preserving energy while expanding alternatives. He also said aid to Israel would run about 2.2 to 2.3 billion dollars, with a final figure under 2.5 billion following the Sinai accord.
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Orlando
Fla
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
Kissinger
Ford Administration
Israel
United States
Theless
Middle East
Congress
Sinai Peninsula
Egypt
Local forecast adds warmth and sun
Partly sunny skies rise in temperature as the Journal-World reports a warmer day ahead. The forecast notes a steady rise in highs and light winds, improving conditions for outdoor plans.
Drugstore ad and insurance agency notice
An advertisement presents Raney Drugs for prescriptions and an invitation to see for motorcycle insurance from Gene Doane Agency located at 824 Mass.
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Raney Drugs
Adv
Gene Doane Agency
Mass
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