Federal and state program files, 1964-1981 (bulk 1964-1975, 1981).

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Federal and state program files, 1964-1981 (bulk 1964-1975, 1981).

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This is a collection of correspondence, reports, and proposals related to various federal and state programs at Kentucky State University in Frankfort, Kentucky. Programs documented include, Affirmative Action, the Kentucky State Enhancement and Growth Plan, and the Biomedical Research Project. Also included is information on Title III grants (1966-1975), and a twenty year growth and developement plan for the university (1965.) During much of this period the school was known as Kentucky State College.

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Kentucky Department of Libraries and Archives, Kentucky Guide Project Office

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