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Dolph Simons BR
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Leo Eller
the World Company
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Lawrence
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Kansas City
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Lawrence election results reflect steady support in City Commission race
Incumbents fared mixed in Lawrence Tuesday with three of five returnees. Mayor John Emick placed third as Barkley Clark and Fred Pence led the commission tally amid KU ties and a late entrant Bob Pulliam finishing fifth. In school board, incumbents Hatfield Gilles and Bradley trailed Condra by one vote, highlighting a tight contest and a quick canvass.
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Lawrence City
Commission
John Emick
Barkley Clark
Fred Pence
Bob Pulliam
Pulliam
Larry Hatfield
Helen Gilles
William Bradley
Gary Condra
Condra-Bradley
Condra
Kansas University
Pence
Emick
Robert Haralick
Practical balance urged in ecology and pollution debate
The author argues for pragmatism in environmental action, noting pollution is intrinsic to all activity. He cites autos, emissions rules, and costs to fuel supplies, urging balanced limits that protect the common good without stifling progress.
Lawrence voters reject pool bond in city election
In Lawrence, a record 7,064 voters defeated a $195,000 swimming pool bond by about five to four. City commissioners elected were James Schubert Ernest Pulliam and Fred Cooper. Cooper edged Emory Scott by 77 votes for the No 3 seat. School board results named Mrs. Ethan Allen Oscar Rumsey and Ray Culbertson with Culbertson beating C C Nauman by about 400 votes.
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Lawrence
James Schubert
Ernest Pulliam
Fred Cooper
Cooper
Emory Scott
Ethan Allen
Oscar Rumsey
Ray Culbertson
Culbertson
C.C. Nauman
FBI image on campuses fades as students doubt leadership
Foley College Poll shows 60 percent of students reject Patrick Gray as FBI head and 79 percent say the FBI has become politicized. The survey, conducted on over 100 campuses, notes eroding prestige and concern about privacy and internal policing.
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New York, N.Y
FBI
Foley College
Patrick Gray
America
J. Edgar Hoover
White House
University of Michigan
Hoover
Penn State
Wesleyan
Credibility Gap Returns as Watergate Tangles Resurface
Washington AP reports a renewed credibility gap as new court and congressional disclosures reveal campaign spying and possible White House involvement. President Nixon cites executive privilege to bar testimony from Dean and Chapin while Byrd questions a coverup amid evolving disclosures.
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Washington
White House
Congress
Nixon
John W. Dean III
Dean
Senate
Sen
Robert C. Byrd
McGovern
Dwight L. Chapin
Nuclear power hopes fade in face of delays and costs
The Atomic Energy Commission notes that costly plant deals and construction delays push nuclear power behind forecasts. Only 29 plants in operation vs 46 planned. 57 under construction, nine-year lead times and regulatory issues hinder progress. Yet AEC and industry see a long term rise toward 10 times current capacity by 1980 and 60 percent by century's end.
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The
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Atomic Power Industry
U.S
Commonwealth
AIC
Letter to the Editor proposes a people responsive city commission
Larry Smith argues for a 1973 Lawrence city commission with broad town representation and high standards. He urges pollution controls, beautification, use of outside funds to fix housing, bike and pedestrian priorities, mass transit links, and prudent tax dollar use to serve the whole town.
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City Commission
People Responsive’ Commission
New England
Lawrence
On the Other Hand by Gus diZerega
Kansas University graduate student Gus diZerega critiques Vietnam War reporting and POW abuses. He argues North Vietnamese brutality and My Lai are overemphasized, while acknowledging some prisoners were treated poorly and condemning antiwar rhetoric. He honors veterans who exposed misconduct.
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Gus Dizerega
Kansas University
Wichita
Journal-World Opinion
North Vietnam
Vietnam
South Vietnam
My Lai
Navy
Walter Eugene Wilbur
Southeast Asia
James A. Mulligan
Hanoi
Mulligan
Jane Fonda
Lawrence
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