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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1985

Page

10

Cheerleaders Earn Respect Through Training and Camps

Randy Neil leads the International Cheerleading Foundation and oversees 165 camps in 43 states drawing about 35 000 junior and senior high participants plus clinics in Mexico and Canada. The program trains voice projection stunts conditioning and winning attitude while noting rising injuries and calls for formal guidelines.

Overland Park, Kan International Cheerleading Foundation Inc Randy Neil Neil Kansas City Cheerleading Foundation Mexico Canada Japan England Foundation Shawnee Mission East High School University of Kansas Kansas City Chiefs Sharleen Stockglausner St. Louis America

Medical staffs pare to inmate numbers in Kansas prisons

A Kansas legislative audit shows medical staff at Kan sas State Industrial Reformatory rose slightly from 18.5 to 19 as inmate numbers grew from 891 to 1,301 between 1981 and 1985, while at KCVTC staff fell from 7 to 6.5 as inmates increased from 165 to 212, with a backlog of 362 dental service requests at the reformatory.

Topeka, Kan Kansas Legislative Division of Post Audit Kansas State Industrial Reformatory Hutchinson Prison Legislative Post Audit Committee Kansas Correctional Vocational Training Center Topeka KCVTC U.S. Department of Justice Lea Hafner KSIR Reformatory

Hall Family gifts $3 million to KU humanities endowment

Lawrence Kansas AP The Hall Family Foundations of Kansas City Missouri has given 3 million dollars to the University of Kansas humanities endowment. Chancellor Gene Budig announced at the campus 120th convocation. The gift funds four distinguished professorships and strengthens the Center for Humanistic Studies now renamed the Joyce and Elizabeth Hall Center for Humanistic Studies.

Lawrence Kan Hall Family Foundations Kansas City University of Kansas’ Humanities Endowment Gene Budig Hallmark Cards Inc Joyce Hall Budig Center For Humanistic Studies Hall Humanistic Studies Center Joyce and Elizabeth Hall Humanistic Studies

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