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City may get Japanese sister
By a Kansan reporter
The Kansas loss to Missouri on Tuesday night not only depressed local fans but 'touched the Jayhawk' six new restorers.
"We cheered and dried with your team," Masaru Yui, deputy mayor of Hiratsuka, Japan, said yesterday, through an interpreter."But your free-throw shooting was a little off target."
Officials of Hiratsuka, Japan, tour KU's Museum of Anthropology.
City officials from Hiratsuka toured the KU Lawrence campus yesterday morning. The group is in town to explore a sister city relationship with Lawrence.
The group met with University officials and toured the East Asian collection in Watson Library, the Museum of Anthropology, and the Museum of Anthropology.
Yul said the group was impressed with its visit and believed that a sister city relation between benefit young people in both cities.
Two universities, Tokai University and Kanagawa University,
ure based in Hiratsu, about 60
cilometers southwest of Tokyo.
About 25,500 students attend Tokai
University, and 350 attend the
recently constructed Kanagawa University. Officials expect Kanagawa enrollment to climb to about 6,000.
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Workers argue for AIDS tests
The Associated Press
TOPEKA - A House committee yesterday heard testimony favoring a bill that would allow law enforcement or emergency personnel who may have been exposed to AIDS to require the suspected person with AIDS to be tested for the virus.
Numerous law enforcement and school personnel also testified in favor of a bill that would attempt to create a drug-free school zone around public schools.
The committee took no action on the bill.
Because of the controversy the bill created, committee Chairman Ginger Barr, R-Auburn, added the bill to a subcommittee headed by Rep. Dale Sprague, R-McPherson.
Testifying in behalf of the AIDS-testing bill were the attorney general's office, corrections officials, law enforcement personnel, nurses, firefighters and the League of Kansas Municipalities.
The bill also includes provision for testing for hepatitis B and meningococcal meningitis.
Spirit of Poland Celebration
Czeslaw Milosz
Nobel Laureate for literature
Appearing Thursday, February 15 at 3:30 p.m.
to sign books in the Mt. Oread Bookshop in the Kansas Union
Selection of titles available
UNIVERSITY OF California PRESS