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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1971

Page

12

Miller speaks on drug raids and cafe closing in Lawrence

Kansas Attorney General Vern Miller addressed about 200 Kiwanis Club members at a Holiday Inn luncheon. He defended Feb 26 raids against drugs, saying no Gestapo atmosphere and that photos were not taken. He claimed the raid’s timing reduced risk and noted an overall positive effect while denying responsibility for closing the Rock Chalk Cafe.

Vern Miller Lawrence Rock Chalk Cafe Miller Kiwanis Club Kiwanians

Toll Route Tentatively Approved by Kansas House

The Kansas House tentatively approved a bill to authorize a toll highway from Hutchinson to the Oklahoma border if studies show feasibility. Up to 80 million in bonds could be issued for construction, with final action pending engineering, traffic, and financing findings.

Topeka Kansas House Hutchinson Oklahoma Calvin Strowig Abilene John Hayes R-Hutchinson Catoosa Tulsa Gulf

Senate unit cuts again on welfare in Topeka

The Senate Ways and Means Committee trimmed more welfare funding by over 1 million dollars, preserving aid to the blind and aged. Led by Sen. Tom Van Sickle, the panel previously passed a bill to curb welfare spending by 4.7 million for 1972 and also tackled a health department rule on agricultural burning with amendments setting air standards in Wyandotte, Johnson and Leavenworth counties.

Topeka Senate Ways and Means Committee Tom van Sickle R-Fort Scott Department of Health Wyandotte Johnson and Leavenworth

Molasses Tank Truck Overturns Near Garden City

A molasses tank truck overturned about 10 miles west of Garden City on U S 83. Max Cochran, 33, Liberal, Kan., escaped with minor injuries after a rear tire blowout caused the loss of control. Troopers noted most molasses rolled into a ditch rather than onto the highway.

Garden City Kan U.S. 83 Kansas Max Cochran Liberal

Hijacker Mad at Verdict Over Calley Conviction

An Eastern Airlines DC8 on Flight 939 diverted to Havana with a hijacker claiming anger over Lt. William L. Calley Jr.’s conviction. Passenger Diego Ramirez, identified by manifest, ordered destruction and threatened daybreak in Havana as crew and passengers reported the scene and motive.

Miami Eastern Airlines Havana William L. Calley Jr Eastern New York San Juan P.R Hilda Estay Edward L. Foss Foss Fort Lee N.J Calley Ft. Benning Nicholas Plackis Plackis

Docking appeals for tax lid in Kansas

Gov. Robert Docking sent a special message to the Kansas Legislature urging consideration of his proposed spending lid. He notes the plan sets a spending ceiling based on the start of each session and requires extra revenue justification for any increases. He cites support from some Republicans and argues the measure transcends party lines.

Topeka Senate House Robert Docking Docking Senate State and Local Affairs

North Vietnamese Regimen Overruns Saigon Frontier Base

A North Vietnamese regiment crossed from Laos into the central highlands and drove Saigon forces from Firebase No. 6 after dawn bombardment and a ground assault by about 2000 troops. Rockets hit two nearby bases near Laos. A South Vietnamese commando raid on a North Vietnamese base yielded minor results. U.S. casualties rose with 58 killed and 158 wounded in the past weekend. Heavy air and helicopter support aided Saigon, with two helicopters shot down.

Saigon Laos South Vietnam Ho Chi Minh Trail U.S. Command No. 6 28Th Ben Het Hien U.S

Cold Trend to Continue Spells Clear but Cold Weather

Overcast skies produced light flakes in Lawrence but no measurable precipitation, contrasting with last year’s six inch April Fool’s Day snow. Temperatures plunged from 64 at midnight to 43 by 2 a.m., with a low near 20 expected tonight.

Lawrence

Railpax Asked to Study Denver Run Preservation

Gov. Docking urged Railpax to extend passenger service on the Union Pacific line from Kansas City to Denver until November 1. The six month continuation would allow Kansas communities along Lawrence Topeka Manhattan Junction City Abilene Salina Hays and Oakley to study the route’s economic feasibility for inclusion in the Railpax system.

Topeka Robert Docking National Rail Passenger Corp Union Pacific Railroad Kansas City Denver Kansas Railpax Chicago Houston Los Angeles Docking David W. Kendall Union Pacific Lawrence Manhattan Junction City Abilene Salina Hays Oakley

GOP Leaders Strike Back Over Vietnam War Policies

Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott led a counterattack with four freshman Republicans against critics of Nixon's Vietnam policy. Weicker and others condemned Democratic leaders for using the Indochinese war as political football and pledged support for withdrawal and peace while avoiding new escalations.

Washington Senate Hugh Scott Nixon Robert Taft Jr Ohio Lowell P. Weicker Jr Connecticut J. Glenn Beal Jr Maryland William E. Brock Tennessee Scott Edmund S. Muskie Maine Vietnam Weicker South Asia

Price Rise Slows In March as Farm Prices Dip

Washington AP reports the Wholesale Price Index rose two tenths of a percent in March due to broad inflation, while farm prices fell eight tenths percent led by a 13 percent drop for hogs, easing earlier gains.

Washington Labor Department Bureau of Labor Statistics

Donations Pour In For SST Progam Then Returned

Boeing reports about 1 million in unsolicited donations from children, seniors, and small investors to fund the supersonic transport, but all gifts are returned as Congress cut federal funding. The company says completing prototypes would require about 1 billion, and the effort is futile. Some letters praise America and SST, others show pride or emotion, but Boeing stands firm that the program cannot be continued by individual subscriptions.

Boeing Co Seattle Wash Congress Boeing Manhattan Kan

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