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Tuesday, January 22, 1980
University Daily Kansan
Planning head to take Texas job
The director of the Lawrence-Douglas County planning department will resign effective Feb. 8 to take a similar position in Galveston, Texas.
Roger K. Hedrick, 37, who has been department director since 1977, said he did not want to leave Lawrence, but could not pass up the job opportunity in Galveston.
"I very much enjoyed Lawrence personally and professionally," he said. "One
can't pick and choose. When the opportunities present themselves, one must take them."
Mike Wilden, assistant city manager,
said that after Feb. 8 the city would search
for Hedrick's replacement by advertising in
professional publications and newspapers.
"I don't have anyone in mind, but we want to get the best person available," lie said.
In Galveston, Hedrick will be responsible for traffic, mass transportation and land use planning.
The Galveston job will require more economic and environmental planning than did his Lawrence position, Hedrick said.
"The big difference is that Lawrence is a growing town and Galveston is a redeveloping town," he said.
U.N. ambassador to speak here
Donald F. McHeeny, U.A. ambassador to the United Nations, will speak at 2 p.m. Jan. 25 at Murphy Hall in the first of University Lecture Series this semester.
The topic of McHenry's speech has not been announced, but he is expected to comment on current international topics, and the assistant assistant to the chancellor, said.
McHenry has been the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations since August 1979 when he succeeded Andrew Young. He was serving as the U.S. deputy ambassador to Iran and is now serving Jimmy Carter named him the permanent representative to the United Nations.
McHenry has extensive in international affairs. He joined the State Department in 1973, and various departments in the department until resignation in 1973, when he joined the
KANSAN Police Beat
KU Police are investigating the theft of four tires stolen from a car parked near Lewis Hall Friday night. The loss was estimated at $800.
Donald Rumfeld, former secretary of defense under President Gerald Ford, will speak April 8 on the subject of defense and security. He will be joined by A.J. Vickers Sr. at Memorial Lecture Series.
Several textbooks valued at $113 were stolen from the seventh floor lobby at Oliver Hall Sunday morning.
A KU student reported the theft of stereo equipment, a calculator and a camera from his Lawrence apartment Friday night. The loss was $1,347.
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