Kansas Briefs Enrollment Hikes At K State WSU
Summer enrollment rose at Kansas State University and Wichita State University. Kansas State reported 4 266 on campus for the eight week session after registration and 6 954 total for the eight week term last year. Wichita State counted 6 905 after the first four week session with 119 more than 1986. A second summer session is planned at Wichita State. Kansas enrollment figures were not available Wednesday.
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Kansas State
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University of Kansas
Doctor Shortage Slows IN S Amnesty Program in Kansas
In western Kansas the INS regional director says few doctors are certified to examine illegal aliens for the amnesty program. An estimated 10 000 to 12 000 would be eligible, but only 35 have been granted amnesty in two months. Travel to Wichita or Hutchinson for exams has been a barrier. New certs in Elkhart Garden City and efforts in Dodge City and Liberal are underway.
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Kansas State VP Sutton resigns to teach biology
Kansas State University vice president William W. Sutton announced a resignation from his administrative post to devote himself to teaching and research in biology. Sutton, a zoology expert, joined KSU in 1985 from Chicago State University and will begin teaching in the fall after Aug. 17 departure. President Jon Wefald said the university values his admin work and will consider filling the post later.
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KSU
Jon Wefald
Kansas schools to be re inspected for asbestos by 1988
Kansas public and private schools must undergo new asbestos inspections within 16 months under federal rules to start by October 1988. Tests will shift from friable to non friable asbestos, covering 304 districts and about 150 private schools. Costs and a remediation plan are to be developed, with implementation by July 1989.
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Lottery regional offices picked for Kansas sites
Great Bend Wichita and Kansas City Kansas selected as regional lottery offices with Topeka hosting the state headquarters. Dennis Killany named director of marketing. first chances expected this fall. Great Bend chosen for western region over Hays Russell Ellsworth.
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Thatcher Eyes Milestone Victory
London reports Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher poised for a historic third term as Britain votes in a general election. Polls suggested a Conservative win but with a smaller majority, while Labour leader Neil Kinnock vowed victory and called Thatcherism ending.
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