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Scott Westernman shows that of the state's 169 scholarship seminifinalists this year — those who performed exceptionally well on national standardized tests — only one in five said they wanted to stay in Kansas. The Emporia State study released yesterday indicated the number may be even higher now. Four of the six Kansas Board of Regents universities were chosen by the following number of students: Kansas State University, 23; University of Kansas, 22; Wichita State University, 2, and Fort Hays State University, 2. 8. 8 percent of the respondents said they eventually would like to live in Colorado, the most-mentioned state. About one-third said they were not sure of a location. Westerman said the numbers total more than 43 because some students were only taking courses. Only 38.1 percent said they would like to attend a Kansas college or university. Of Kansas schools listed, 26 percent were first choice, 32.1 percent were second choice and 41.5 percent were third choice, the study said. Seventy students, or 61.9 percent, did not choose any Kansas school. Ninety-two schools in other states were listed. Only four were named by 10 or more students: Northwestern University at Evanston, Ill.; Harvard University; Yale University and Duke University. One student each chose Kansas Newman College, Tabor College, Washburn University and St. Mary's College. The 1993 semifinalists represent about one-half of 1 percent of the state's 28,000 graduating seniors, the study said; 113 people responded to the survey. choosing schools were: Size, academic reputation, and that graduates get good jobs and go to top graduate schools. The reasons students gave for The survey also showed: 63.3 percent of all Kansas Nationa- l semitennial males were male. 90 percent said their parents still were married to each other. 92 percent of respondents were white, 6.2 percent Asian-American and 1.8 percent Native American. There was no representation of blacks or Hispanics among the survey respondents. ■ The estimated family income for 12 percent of respondents families was $45,000. NEXUS MITCHELL The Associated Press Nearly 90 percent of respondent's families had three or fewer children, 52.7 percent had one or two children and 62 percent of respondents were only children. New Hampshire rejects King holiday REDKEN CONCORD, N.H. — Legislators yesterday rejected a holiday honoring the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., leaving New Hampshire the only state without one. SEBASTIAN The House defeated the bill 199-163. The House defeated the bill 15-70. Gov. 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