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University Daily Kansan Thursday, Sept. 13, 1962
Dental Students May Get Aid
Kansas dental students, all of whom must attend out-of-state schools, may get tuition help if a proposal to come before the Kansas legislature this fall is approved.
The proposal offers $400 a year from the state on tuition.
Kansas has no dental school. Dental students' fees out-of-state average $900, compared to $450 medical students pay in the state. If the proposal is passed, dental students will pay only as much for fees as KU medical students.
The proposal also allows $1,100 annually for each Kansas student at the University of Kansas City, since it receives most Kansas dental students. Fach dental student thus will be allowed $1,500, or approximately what the state expends in support of KU medical students.
Today Kansas has one dentist per 2,513 persons, slightly under the national ratio of 1 to 2,006. But K.C.U.predicts a critical shortage of dentists in Kansas in the next ten years unless the number of its dentists increases proportionately with the population.
KU Professor Dies at 82
Clarence Cory Crawford, 82-yearold professor of history who taught at KU for more than 40 years, died last week. He had lived in Lawrence since 1907.
Prof. Crawford graduated from KU in 1903 with a Phi Beta Kappa membership. After receiving his master's degree at KU, he went to the University of Wisconsin, where he received his doctor's degree in 1906.
The following year Prof. Crawford began teaching at KU and taught continuously except for a year at Minnesota and a summer at Chicago University. He retired from teaching in 1950.
Prof. Crawford's special interest was English Legal History. His research covered the Suspension of the Habeas Corpus Act. He published two articles on that subject in the English Historical Review. During World War II, he taught Naval History.
Survivors are his wife, Elizabeth, of the home; two sons, Richard of Alexandria, Va., and George of Shawnee and two grandchildren.
Professor Returns from AEC
L. Worth Seagondollar, professor of physics, has returned from a summer professor program at the Atomic Energy Commission's Hanford plutonium plant.
The program included 14 professors from 10 universities and was sponsored by the AEC and the General Electric Company.
Prof. Seagondollar's special field of interest is low energy nuclear physics and van de Graaff generators.
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