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Traffic Laws Session Topic
Thursday, April 28, 1955
A discussion of the status of Kansas laws on traffic in respect to driver and vehicle regulations and conflicts in municipal laws was presented at the second session of the Traffic Court conference in the Student Union ballroom yesterday.
The discussion was presented by State Sen. John Anderson of Olathe; James W. Putnam, city attorney of Emporia; Paul Wilson, assistant attorney general of Kansas, and Edward C. Fisher, of the Traffic institute of Northwestern university.
The afternoon session began with a talk on the filing of accident reports by Maj. Lloyd Vincent, Kansas Highway patrol.
It was followed by a report on the proper handling of injured persons by Dr. Jack Marshall of the KU Health service.
The legal aspects of radar were presented by Mr. Fisher. James P. Economos, also of Northwestern, conducted a discussion of corrective and educational penalties.
A banquet at the Student Union with a talk on football by head Coach Chuck Mather ended yesterday's session. Coach Mather showed slides of the alumni game played last week.
A workshop in design for the woven fabric will also be presented tomorrow by Phyllis Gray, graduate student in weaving, and Mrs. Barbara Blumenthal, weaving instructor.
Weavers Plan Exhibits, Classes
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Two exhibits of contemporary professional handweaving of Robert Sailors, designer-weaver of Bitely, Mich., and Karl Laurell, of the School for American Craftsmen at Rochester, N.Y., will be featured at the second annual handweaving conference tomorrow and Saturday in the Student Union.
T. H. Hewitt, designer and colorist from Houston, Tex., will present a workshop in weaving with color on Saturday. A contemporary approach to designing rugs and tapestries will be given tomorrow by Alice Schwartz, professor of art education and former Fulbright student in weaving at Hamburg.
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The 15th biennial conference of Province III of Gamma Phi Beta will be held at the chapter house this weekend.
William Cottle, professor of education, is attending the Kansas Conference on Social Work at Hutchinson today. Dr. Cottle will speak at the conference on "Am I a Mature Worker?"
There will be 27 out of town guests, two Lawrence alumnae, and a delegate representing each of the following universities: Bradley university, Vanderbilt university, University of Illinois, University of Missouri, and Washington university. Diane Northdurft, business junior, will be the KU chapter's delegate.
The weekend will begin with registration at 4 p.m. at the chapter house, and will include round table discussions, workshops, entertainment, and committee meetings. A banquet will be held at 6:30 p.m. Saturday at the Student Union, followed by a bridge party at the Faculty club.
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Four staff members of Watkins Memorial hospital are attending the annual five day meeting of the American College Health association at the Broadmoor hotel in Colorado Springs. The conference ends Saturday.
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Those attending are Dr. R. L Canuteson, director of the health service; Mrs. Elma Stauffer, head nurse; Dr. Benjamin Lewis, psychiatrist and Mrs. Orpha Kiesow, secretary to the director of the health service.
Dr. Canteutes is past president of the association and will participate in panel reporting in May at the fourth national conference in New York, N.Y. Topic of the panel will be "Health in Colleges."
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Sunday, May 8
Two University sociologists participated in the annual meetings of the Midwest Sociological society in Des Moines last week end, Dr Waldo Burchard, instructor in sociology, gave a paper in the Sociology of Religion section, and Dr. Marston M. McCluggage, acting chairman of the department of sociology and anthropology, attended the convention as vice president of the society.
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