Regents Assured Out-of-State Tuition Is Safe
Kansas Regents officials and the attorney general see little risk to lost revenue from ruling out-of-state tuition invalid. The system could lose up to several million if challenged, with KU potentially near 3 million, but the outlook remains uncertain amid ongoing court cases in other states.
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Board of Regents
Attorney General
Regents
Kansas University
Laurence Chalmers
U.S. Supreme Court
Chalmers
Associated Press
Arizona
Michigan
Maryland
Public Hearing Slated On KU Traffic Policy
The KU Parking and Traffic Board plans a public hearing on changing Jayhawk Boulevard and Memorial Drive to one way streets and adding parking meters on campus. The proposal aims to improve pedestrian and cyclist safety and add diagonal metered spaces for more parking near Wescoe Hall.
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Memorial Drive
West Campus Road
14Th Street
Mississippi Street
Robert Malinowsky
KU Libraries
Strong Hall
Wescoe Hall
Malinowsky
Haworth Hall
Kansas Union
Allen Fieldhouse
EU Traffic and Security Office
Student Senate Transportation and Housing Committee
Jayhawk
James Llewellyn
Lawrence Graduate
Student Senate
Angela Davis trial details shouted demands at Marin Center
In San Jose AP report four witnesses described phrases shouted during the 1970 Marin County Civic Center hostage scene as the Soledad Brothers were sought for release. Testimony centered on orders to free the prisoners by noon and the group of hostages as the source of the demand.
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Calif
Angela Davis
Marin County Civic Center
Soledad Brothers
Superior Court
Harold J. Haley
Miss Davis
George Jackson
Jackson
Fleeta Drumgo
John Cluchette
Soledad Prison
Drumgo
Cluchette
Marin County
Harvey Teague
Kean
Teague
Joanne Hurst Named Director of Lawrence LBCBP
Joanne Hurst accepts the director post for the Lawrence Branch of Concerned Black Parents Inc with an office in the Community Building. She notes no salary yet due to a private foundation fellowship and outlines goals to coordinate programs and expand community education efforts.
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Lawrence
Concerned Black Parents, Inc
Joanne Hurst
LBCBP
Roland
City Managers Gather for 25th Seminar at Ramada Inn
About 100 city managers are slated to attend a three day seminar at the Ramada Inn. The theme Who's Running This Town The Federal Government and Cities features workshops and speeches on federal impact on city management and environmental policy. Sponsors include the Kansas University Division of Continuing Education League of Kansas Municipalities and regional managers associations.
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Town
Kansas University Division of Continuing Education
Department of Conferences and Institutes
League of Kansas Municipalities
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Montgomery County Cuts Planning Budget In 13 820 Vote
In Crawfordsville Indiana the Montgomery County Council voted five to two to eliminate the entire 13820 planning budget for the next fiscal year scrapping planning efforts.
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Crawfordsville, Ind
Montgomery County
Couple Receives Delayed Social Security Benefits
Jose Schmerber and his wife Jesusa finally received their long delayed Social Security payments after seven years. Schmerber had been issued two numbers and pursued benefits under the wrong one until he corrected the mixup with his son and a claims representative last September. They plan to use part of the funds to travel to Texas and Mexico City.
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Los Angeles
Jose Schmerber
Jesusa
Schmerber
Joe
Texas
Mexico City
U.S. Pressures Hanoi Yet Won’t Enter Paris Talks
Washington declares Nixon will not negotiate a peace in Indochina under mounting North Vietnamese pressure. Ambassador Porter’s Paris return is open ended while North Vietnam presses a major offensive. Officials say talks could resume if military pressure eases.
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Washington
United States
Hanoi
Nixon
North Vietnam
U.S
William Porter
Paris
Porter
Henry Kissinger
South Vietnam
Building Sold in Lawrence as Fritz Co Space Reopens
The building on the northwest corner of Eighth and New Hampshire formerly housing Fritz Co. is sold by Mrs. Fritz Meyn of Lawrence to Phillip Everley of Everley Roofing and Heating. Everley plans renovations to create rental space. sale handled by the Gill Agency.
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Fritz Co
Eighth and
New Hampshire
Fritz Meyn
Lawrence
Phillip Everley
Everley
Fritz Co. Firestone
Meyn
Gill Agency
Inmates Strike Continues at U S Penitentiary Leavenworth
About 275 inmates at the U S Penitentiary Leavenworth remained on strike in a protest over war and prison conditions. A total of 741 refused work Monday, with strikers confined to cells and a Prisoners Solidarity Committee formed to negotiate with authorities. The demands include parole after one third of sentences, conjugal visits, a law library, free college courses, and more attorney representation in disciplinary cases.
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Leavenworth
Kan
U.S
C. E. Harris
Harris
City County Plan Road Priorities For Future Traffic
City and county officials, along with state highway staff, discussed future traffic patterns and highway needs. Buford Watson said joint priority recommendations will be filed within 30 days, with consensus on state findings. A bypass east of Lawrence with a north–south route and river crossing was top priority.
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Douglas County
Buford Watson
Lawrence
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