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University Daily Kansan, June 17. 1983
On the record
A STRADIVARUS TRUMPET and case, valued at $800, were stolen from a third floor stairwell in Murphy Hall Wednesday morning, KU police said. The trumpet, which belonged to a 15-year-old student who was at KU for the Midwestern Music Camp, had been left unattended.
BURGLARS STOLE $750 from Kennedy Glass, 720 New Jersey St., between Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning. The burglar entered the company's warehouse by unscrewing metal siding, police said.
A LAWRENCE RESIDENT was arrested for disorderly conduct in the 2000 block of Alabama Street early Wednesday morning, police said.
AN AMERICAN FLAG valued at $40 was stolen from Lawrence Memorial Park Cemetery 1317 E. 18th St. and Wednesday morning, police said
TWO PEOPLE were arrested for soliciting without a license in the 800 block of Walnut Street Wednesday night, police said.
BURGLARS STOLE $325 from Lawrence Fire and Wheel, 1926 Massachusetts St., between Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning. Burglar gained access to the building by breaking a bathroom window, police said.
Carlin highlights education at Girls State
Education is the most important issue facing Gov. John Carlin's administration, the governor told 506 high school students this fall at Sunflower Girls State yesterday.
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MORNING
"We will see a drift toward higher standards in education with an emphasis on critical thinking."
change of current educational stand ards.
"I hope that you will support legislators that recognize the problem." Carlin said. "There's a lot at stake."
"WE HAVE NO CHOICE," he said. "We must face the issue in a comprehensive way."
By LAURA FLEEK
After eating lunch with the Girls Staters at Lewis Hall, Carlin spoke to an assembly of the girls in the dining room of Temminell Hall.
He said that he did not see the lengthening of the school day or school year as a solution to the problem and he was not sure if it would happen in the classroom was efficiently spent.
Staff Reporter
Educational standards that were once acceptable are no longer accept-
Carlin said that educational standards needed to be improved because of the lack of data.
"THE FIELD OF EDUCATION is the largest priority for this year." Carlin said he would help determine the kind of life we lead in Kansas in the future.
Carlin spoke about the responsibilities of being the governor of Kansas and said that it was important to be civilians as governor and in life generally.
He said that he stayed in contact with the Board of Regents and that the Regents was now deciding what programs would be cut.
He said that in the past, the United States had led the way in education and that if this country wanted to continue that tradition, it might require a
"We can't be excellent in every Ding," he said. "We're looking for work that puts us on the job."
After his speech, Lois leconge, director of the 41st Session of Sunflower Girls State, gave Carlin a signifying him as an honorary Girls Stater.
Mandy Hull, a participant from Wellington who is serving as mayor of Commanche City, presented Carlin Homme, a successful mask making him the man of their city.
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