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University Daily Kansan Wednesday. Oct. 5, 1960
HERE WE GO AGAIN-Marilyn Ann Rockwell, right. Wichita junior, signs up for the fail English proficiency exam as Connie Smith, Topeka junior, hands an examination application to another student. Registration for the test began yesterday and will continue through Monday. The test will be given Oct. 13 to students who sign up and who have completed KU courses English 1,2,3,and 4 or the equivalent.
Princeton Bans Smoking in Halls
PRINCETON, N.J. — (UPI) — Princeton University has banned smoking in all lecture halls and classrooms in order to cut down on housecleaning bills.
Dr. Robert F. Coheen, president
of the University, said the ban would apply to students and teachers. He said the new regulation would save about $16,700 annually in cleaning and floor refinishing costs.
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News Around the State
By United Press International
LAWRENCE — Kansas natural gas production in 1959 set a new record, the State Geological Survey said today. Oil, totaling 119,473,875 barrels, remained near the 1956 record production.
Oil and gas produced over the year was valued at $420,314,341.
The report included tables on 193 oil and gas fields discovered in Kansas in 1950. It said the Choj field in Rawlins County and the Yaege field in Riley County were especially significant.
HAYS — Eight consultants have been scheduled to speak at the Fourth Annual Refresher Conference for Teachers of Driver Training, to be held here Saturday. Officials said more than 70 persons were expected to attend.
PITTSBURG — Theme of queen cars and floats for the annual Pittsburgh State college homecoming celebration, starting Oct. 23, will be "song titles," it was announced today. The theme for campus floats and house decorations is "Beat Washburn" and "Welcome Grads."
MANHATTAN — The lines in front of supermarket check stands may be even longer 10 years from now, Kansas retail food dealers were told at their conference here. Milton Manuel, Kansas State University agricultural economist, said that by 1970 food store annual sales will show a $19 to $20 billion increase from the 1959 total.
He was a power politically for years, but he never got prominent enough thave his speeches garbled. —Frank McKinney
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