University Daily Kansan, March 25, 1981
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On the Record
Eudora police arrested a Lawrence man Monday for aggravated assault, resisting arrest, disorderly conduct and reckless driving, according to Douglas County jail records.
The man, Brian Lee Landon, 314 Frontier Road, was arrested in a Eutoria bar after he allegedly pulled a gun. No one was injured in the incident.
Landon is being held on $17,000 bond.
The Douglas County District Court will formally charge him today.
Tornado drill scheduled today
BURGLARS TOOK $705 of property Monday from a cabin cruiser parked in the 3400 block of Brush Creek Dr., Lawrence police said yesterday.
Police said the thieves stole a depth sounder, valued at $150, a pair of water skis, valued at $300, and other ski equipment, valued at $25.
The University of Kansas will participate in a statewide tornado drill at 10:15 this morning.
Phil Leonard, Douglas County Emergency Preparedness Director.
The drill will be postponed in the event of bad weather. The KU Weather Service has predicted showers for this morning.
said that stres would sound in Lawrence for three minutes.
SEAFOOD PLATTER
Delicately breaded butterflied shrimp, scallops, fillet of fish and a deviled crab cake finger deep fried to perfection. Served with our own special cole slaw. French fries, cocktail sauce, lemon wedge, tartar sauce, dinner bread and butter.
LONDON'S CHOICE
A choice Tri-tip broiled to your liking, thinly sliced and crowned with mushroom sauce. Served with our own special cole slaw, pineapple garnish, seasoned wild rice blend, dinner bread and butter.
CHICKEN DINNER
Three pieces of honey batter dipped chicken to a golden brown. Served with our own special cole slaw, French fries, dinner bread, butter and a butter dipped tender cobbette of corn.
Substitutions charged extra at a latcarte prices.
Offer not good with other promotions or discounts.
Discount is good on
- Seafood Platter
* London's Choice
- Seafood Platter
- London's Choice
- Chicken Dinner
Coupon good for all members of party.
- 1st Sat 23rd St.
- 11-9 Sun - Thurs.
- 11-10 Frl-Sat
13 KU students to attend school overseas
Direct exchange scholarships have been awarded to 13 KU students for graduate study at European universities during the next school year.
Anita Herzfeld, director of Study Abroad, said that this program was one of the oldest exchange agreements in operation.
The program requires that KU sponsor one foreign student for each of the KU students participating in the exchange.
"These exchanges were started after the war, around 1945," Herfeld said. "The program grew out of a direct response to the Japanese KU and the United States as a whole."
Germany because the man who originated the program was German-born."
Seven of the KU students will be studying in West Germany. They are Thomas Keeler, Prairie Village graduate student; Barbara Dooley, Tangonoxic, graduate student; Mark McBride, Salma senior; Greg Galloway, graduate student; Richard Kenepakee, Kansas City, Mo., graduate student; Jon Mikkelson, Columbus, Neb., graduate student and Nancy Wood, Lincoln, Neb., graduate student. French university will host Stuart Miller, butchinson graduate student and Harrill, Anchorville; and Amy Hollowell, Minneapolis, Minn.; seni
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Two KU students, Deborah Matters,
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Robin McClellan, Palco senior, will
visit English universities. Peter W.
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will be studying in Switzerland.
The KU students were chosen to represent the University in the exchange program based on their applications and personal interviews. Ann Arbor, MI is one of the KU students' proficiency in the language of the country they wanted to study in and
their general academic standing were also major factors in their selection.
Each applicant was also required to submit an outline of his intended research project.
There will be an informational meeting in mid-April for students interested in participating in the exchange program next year. Oetting will present the first office would begin accepting application for the 1982-83 exchanges this May.
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