OU Senior Rides Herd Over Inmates Prison Psychology Study Ends Sunday
Ottawa University students stage a 35 hour jailhouse experiment at the OU lodge with guards and prisoners living in 7 by 7 foot cells, sharing meals and tasks under strict rules. Bob MacCulloch leads the project with Tim Lewis Ken Allen and Debbie Deweese supervising. The plan aims to study the psychology of lack of freedom and oppression with consequences for participants and observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Mullen
Lake
Pomona
Ottawa University
Bob MacCulloch
Boston
Mass
MacCulloch
Tim Lewis
Ken Allen
Debbie Deweese
MacCulooch
Mark Loretta
Rick Saenz
Larry Golden
Bob Mossman
Cathy Hansen
Diane
Community RC&D program to be decided at Ottawa meeting
Five county RC&D informational meeting set for March 6 at Ottawa University to decide interest and possible steering committee representation. Local leaders say RC&D is a homegrown, locally run tool to leverage federal and state programs, with agency staff aiding local efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Istas
Rc&d
Orville Love
Ottawa University Administration
10Th and
Cedar
J. Wendell Eggerman
Northeast
Kansas Association of Conservation Districts
Lee T. Morgan
Soil Conservation Service
Paul Hunter
See-Kan
William L. Sheppard
Ray M. Hoss
Jim Pugh
Franklin County
ASCS
Joseph J. Rosacker
Fmha
Love
U.S. Department of Agriculture
E.E. Jabes
Miami
Coffey
Linn
Anderson
Osage
Bob Bozworth
Bozworth
Franklin Countians
ECKAN Director Defends Agency Amid Charges
ECKAN executive director John Campbell rejects accusations by Wakefield that he abused power and bypassed the executive committee. Campbell vows no resignation, cites awaiting an April audit, and argues the agency offers distinct welfare services not duplicated by the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward McGrath
East Central Kansas Community Action Program
ECKAN
John Campbell
Joe Wakefield
Campbell
Wakefield
ECEAN
Wanda Baird
Office of Economic Opportunity
Franklin County
OEO
Florida
Tax bill and bond requests move through Kansas legislature
In Topeka the Senate passed a $23.85 million tax bill tied to Gov Docking's reform plan likely moving to the House next week. KU medical center seeks $64 million in revenue bonds for facility expansion, with concerns over time and cost increases. Senate backs a constitutional executive reorganization amendment sending it toward the November ballot, and the House tentatively approves reapportionment changes affecting southeastern districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Senate
House
Robert Docking
University of Kansas Medical Center
William 0. Rieke
Ways and Means
Rieke
Peka
Executive Department
Lobbying Sensitivity Grows in Kansas Capitol Scene
Kansas legislators face scrutiny as wine and dine culture with lobbyists is debated. House and Senate committees halted taxes after receptions. Panhandle Eastern funded trips to Liberal events. bankers invited diners, while Manny Fierro pushes for Mexican-American equality and charges lawmakers must pay for their own tacos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Towns
Kansas
Harris Enterprises
Topeka
George
House
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Co
Senate
Senate Assessment and Taxation Committee
Harold Herd
D-Coldwater
Manuel Fierro
Fierro
Senate Chamber
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OU Senior
Topeka. Kan
Weather Service
PAM Ees
Med Center Plea
Topeka, Kan
Kansas House
Bob Talkington
Iowa
William Bunten
R-Topeka
House Apportionment Committee
Bunten
Anderson, Linn
Woodson
Allen
Bourbon Counties
Walnut, Grant, Osage
Sherman
Crawford County
Capitol
Clyde Hill
R-Yates Center
Hill
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