Mrs Carlin Opens Drive for Cedar Crest Mansion
First Lady Karen Carlin announced formation of the Friends of Cedar Crest Association to raise private funds for Cedar Crest, Kansas governor’s mansion. Crosby Kemper will be president. Carolyn Dillon vice president. Evelyn Potez secretary. Virginia Ablah treasurer. Honorary directors include Alf Landon and Frank Carlson with wives. Virginia Docking Rice as honorary director.
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Topeka
Kansas
Karen Carlin
Cedar Crest
Carlin
Crosby Kemper
Sancyrus
Friends of
Cedar Crest Association
Carolyn Dillon
Hutchison
Evelyn Potez
Virginia Ablah
Wichita
Ann Jeter
Hays
Andrew Gray
Shirley Haines
Jane Gilchrist
Robert Richmond
Carol Duffy McDowell
Mrs. Cholin
Fuous
Alf Landon
Frank Carlson
Edward Arn
John Anderson
William Avery
Robert Docking
Robert J. Bennett
Virginia Docking Rice
Missouri journalism dean to resign after 11 years
Stuy Fisher, dean of the University of Missouri School of Journalism, says his impending resignation is not to dodge evaluation. He plans to join the Benton Foundation in Washington to study a national communications policy, amid ongoing dean reviews by Chancellor Barbara Voigt. The AACJ denied accreditation last year for the advertising and publishing programs over space, equipment, and enrollment concerns.
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Columbia, Mo
University of Missouri School of Journalism
Stuy Fisher
Benton Foundation
Washington
Barbara Vohting
Fisher
American Council On Edvcation
Rhodes group chair Dykes named Kansas Rhodes Chairman
Archie R. Dykes president and chief executive officer of the Security Benefit Group of Companies in Topeka has been appointed chair man of the Kansas Selection Committee for the 1981 Rhodes Scholarship Competition. The Kansas committee begins its selection on Dec. 16.
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Archie R. Dykes
Security Benefit
Yopeka
Kansas
Rhodes Scholarship Trust
Claremient
Calif
Oxford University
Great Britain
Kansas University
Kansas Committee
State may buy Santa Fe building in Topeka
The Santa Fe Railway considers selling its 10 story Topeka office building to Kansas with talks confirmed by Secretary of Administration Patrick Hurley who has legislative and gubernatorial approval to proceed. The building houses Eastern Lines offices and the railway’s main accounting and computer operations. If sold, Santa Fe would move to a new Topeka site, with state occupancy possibly two to five years away and subject to legislative financing.
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Topeka
Santa Fe Railway
State of Kansas
Patrick Hurley
Santa Fe
John Carlin
Hurley
Larry Cena
Eastern Lines
Jackson Street
Capitol Grounds
Regina
Lenexa
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Missouri
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Rhodes
Victory Life Insurance
R.D
Bob" Hazlett
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Harrison Street
August Bogina
R-Lenexa
Legislative Joint Committee On
Lawrence
Journal- World
Journal-World Office
Serts Best
Lewwn
Yetailer
Scotts ‘‘Super
Scotts
Fertilife
Mighty Turf
Norelco
Dial-A-Brew
Regal
Derby
Quikrete
Steve
Ilkwery
Sun
Theno Ak Dlale Mae
Denise King
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