Networks set to carry Carter Ford debates nationwide
The four networks NBC CBS ABC and PBS will broadcast the Carter Ford debates. Ford and Carter trade tax policy claims as their campaigns tour key states. Mondale storms through the Northeast while Dole touts tax relief plans.
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Mayo surgeon named chief of KUMC unit
Dr. Donald Barnhorst, 39, of Mayo Medical School, Rochester, named professor and chief of cardiothoracic surgery at Kansas University Medical Center. He will start between October 15 and November 15, replacing Dr. Malcolm Arnold who heads to Australia. The move aims to stabilize the KUMC program, which has operated sporadically since 1975 after earlier safety concerns.
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Malcolm Arnold
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Royal Children's Hospital
Melbourne
Australia
Robert Reis
Ford strike spreads layoffs shadow auto industry
The nationwide Ford walkout triggers layoffs at suppliers and related firms. Talks between United Auto Workers and Ford resume after a week with no progress on wages health care and layoff benefits.
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Lawrence United Fund explains Douglas County Child Development
The Douglas County Child Development Assn serves 248 full time equivalent children aged 1% to entering kindergarten, runs four federally approved centers, with 25 percent local funding and 75 percent federal money. Centers include Children's Learning Center Hilltop Little Indian United Child Development Center. Tuition assistance reaches 96 full time equivalent children this fall, with potential funds to help 30-40 more. agency to receive 12,400 from United Fund, up 2,400 from 1975.
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Douglas County Child Development Assa
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Enrollment drop blamed on late apps at Haskell Junior College
Frank Quiring, dean of students, cites a 14 percent fall to 1,013 students for the fall term at Haskell Indian Junior College from 1,186 last year. Late applications and weak communication are blamed while admissions tighten and housing issues and readmission rules are addressed to boost spring enrollment.
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Lawrence
KU Law School panels rejected for defects under construction
State architects found 17 precast concrete panels defective on the Kansas University Law School exterior. They ordered removal and replacement at no cost to KU, with Casson Construction Co. of Topeka bearing the expense. Louis Krueger noted the issue stemmed from contractor quality control and does not specify a delay.
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Louis Krueger
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Krueger
Casson Construction Co
Topeka
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