KU Budget Passes Senate With Added Support for Health, KU
The Kansas Senate tentatively approved a general fund appropriations bill for Fiscal Year 1974 boosting Kansas University budgets. The Ways and Means Committee added funds for KU Lawrence and KU Medical Center, Wichita State health programs, and other state colleges while rejecting some cutback relief. Board of Regents members were reappointed.
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Kansas University
Kansas Senate
Senate
Ways and Means
Robert Docking
Lawrence
Kansas City Medical Center
Docking
Office of the
Kansas Board of Regents
Kansas State University
Wichita State University
Ted Saar
Pittsburg
Pittsburg State College
Ways and Means Committee
House
Kansas City
KU Medical Center
Sunshine Signals Spring Return in Lawrence
Lawrence residents may soon see crab apple trees bloom as Gene Blitch notes a warm spell could bring color to campus. Purple martins return, with early sightings and a call for spring housecleaning for bird houses. Graveyard flower thefts worry caretakers at Oak Hill Cemetery. Wright and Hayflick cited at APS seminar in Arizona on cellular aging and genetic clocks.
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Gene Blitch
Kansas University
Blitch
Woodring Wright
Erik Wright
Stratford Rd
American Cancer Society
Arizona
Wright
Leonard Hayflick
Stanford University Medical School
Hayflick
Nixon Thieu reaffirm ties during two day summit
Nixon and South Vietnamese President Thieu pressed to strengthen alliance and discuss continued U S aid to Thieu regime and potential aid to Hanoi The talks also covered North Vietnam truce violations and Cambodia bombing policy as Thieu urged peace and stability in the Pacific area
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
U.S
Thieu
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Ziegler
Cambodia
Vietnam
Keys Found Linked to Triple-Murder Car Quietus
Probers locate keys near Rock Creek believed connected to a triple murder case in Kansas. Victims Hazel Avery and Steven Avery from Iola, and Gary Longfellow of Michigan were found shot in Avery’s car on a rural road southeast of Ottawa. Authorities interview up to 200 potential witnesses as 13 KBI agents join Ottawa, Lawrence, and county offices in the investigation.
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Lawrence
Hazel Avery
Ala
Steven
Iola
Gary Longfellow
Mich
Rock Creek
KBI
Local Lawrence voters decide city commission and school board races
Voters in Lawrence choose three members for the City Commission and three for the USD 497 school board from six candidates in each race. Counting boards begin at noon to speed results, with polls closing at 7 p.m. The city lists 27 997 registered voters, up from 27 909 before the primary. Some results may come in by 8 p.m. Journal-World election service will begin then.
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Lawrence City Commission
Lawrence Usd 497
Lawrence
Journal- World Election Service
Kansas University Plans 10th Annual Commencement Weekend
KU announces May 19 to 21 reunions for the 1923 NCAA champions basketball team and 1923 28 Glee Club members plus classes 1923 1933 1948. Chancellor Nichols will deliver the State of the University at the All Alumni Luncheon May 20 with new chancellor's meeting机会.
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Kansas University
Raymond Nichols
Steve Clark
Lilac Lane
Nichols
Memorial Stadium
Allen Fieldhouse
City jet called dangerous grounds at Centennial Park
The F9F Grumman Cougar fighter gifted by the Navy in 1963 is being dismantled as unsafe playground equipment. Parks Superintendent Wayne Bly cites jagged metal and vandalism as reasons to scrap the obsolete jet once dedicated in Armed Forces Day ceremonies.
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City Park and Recreation Department
Navy
Wayne Bly
Bly
Grumman
Negotiator hopes end to Wounded Knee occupation soon
U S government's chief negotiator Kent Frizzell says the 35 day occupation at Wounded Knee could be settled by week’s end unless dissidents block progress. He warns against those intent on provoking confrontation or deadly force.
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Wounded Knee
S.D
U.S
Kent Frizzell
Weicker urges Haldeman resignation over Watergate
Sen Lowell Weicker called for White House chief of staff H R Haldeman to resign over the Watergate wiretapping affair. He told newsmen he believes Haldeman knew the policies and people involved. In a separate hearing Elliott Richardson warned on possible renewed air support if Hanoi invades South Vietnam. He said invasion is unlikely but US would consider air strikes. He expected North Vietnam to seek peace.
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Washington
Senate
Watergate Investigating Committee
White House
H. R. Haldeman
Haldeman
Nixon
Lowell Weicker
Rconn
Weicker
Democratic National Committee
Watergate
Elliott L. Richardson
Hanoi
South Vietnam
United States
Richardson
House
Defense Appropriations Subcommittee
North Vietnam
Senator Church denounces ITT Chile intervention
Senator Frank Church denounces ITT for offering a million dollar dual purpose to back U S government action in Chile. He stated the offer represents improper intervention in Chilean politics after seven days of hearings on ITT efforts to block Salvador Allende’s 1970 presidential election.
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Washington
Frank Church
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
U.S
Chile
U S War Planes Pound Cambodia in Night Attack
U S war planes including all available B52 bombers in Southeast Asia delivered the heaviest blow to Communist forces in Cambodia during the night as part of the Nixon administration’s bid to force a cease-fire, according to reliable sources.
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Saigon
U.S
Southeast Asia
Cambodia
Professor Paden Honored at Dinner
More than 100 KU colleagues and friends honors William D. Paden English professor at Kansas University at a Monday night dinner at the Sirloin Restaurant. Paden, on the KU faculty since 1936, retires at year end.
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Professor Paden
William D. Raden
Kansas University
Sirloin
Paden
No Meat Ceiling For Small Stores
The Cost of Living Council said small grocery stores with annual sales under $100 000 are exempt from the meat price ceilings announced last week by President Nixon. A spokesman said the exemption was not made clear in the original notice, noting the possible misimpression.
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Cost of Living Council
Nixon
The
Council
Student Votes Stir Ames Meeting Over Politics
Mrs Koerber of Ames says Boulder residents with Reichs attitude brought it on themselves while Reich declines to comment. An Ames representative urges encouraging candidates who can work with both groups. Discussion notes limited student voting impact and at large city elections in Norman Oklahoma. Lawrence delegates left early. Norman re elects incumbents despite student opposition. City commissioners meet this afternoon.
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Ames
Big
Norman
Okla
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