Air ROTC Cadets Coeds Receive Dine In Awards
Air Force ROTC cadets and Angel Flight members were honored at a dining in ceremony with Chancellor Laurence Chalmers attending. Barry D. Halpern led awards including DAR and Air Force Times certificates, plus a 12 month magazine subscription. Others earning honors include Nelson M. Alverio Ronald A. McGee John B. Ashbaugh Edward L. Kass David L. Johnson Lloyd J. Johnson Stanley Sneegas Gregory A. Hogle Jack G. Sharp Karen Park and Nancy Nurnberger with multiple squadron and society recognitions.
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Air Force
Air Force Rotc
Angel Flight
Laurence Chalmers
Barry D. Halpern
Philadelphia
Daughters of the American Revolution
Air Force Times
Afrotc
Ennis C. Whitehead
Arnold Air Society
Ronald A. McGee
Kansas City
John O. Dalke
Lt. Dalk
Lt. Dalke
John B. Ashbaugh
Wichita
Ashbaugh
Armed Forces Communication and Electronics
Edward L. Kass
Belleville
Kass
Stanley Sneegas
Lawrence
Gregory A. Hogle
Jack G. Sharp
Prairie Village
Gen
The
News Discussed Role of Newspapers in Stability
Roy M. Fisher new dean of the University of Missouri journalism school told a Kansas City audience that newspapers should serve those who disagree with editorial policies as well as supporters. He compared Agnew’s criticism to Jefferson and Truman and said broadcast media have been too timid in covering certain events.
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Kansas City
Roy M. Fisher
University of Missouri Journalism School
Fisher
Chicago Daily News
Kansas City Press Club
Spiro T. Agnew
Thomas Jefferson
Harry S. Truman
Agnew
Bill Bradford
B.C. Christopher and Company
Bradford
University of Kansas
United States Navy
United Methodist Church of
Blue Springs
Missouri
Fire damages KC Bowl Alley in Edwardsville
A fire at the K-32 Bowling Alley in Edwardsville caused about 150000 in damage. Fireman Wayne Patterson, 27, was admitted in fair condition with carbon monoxide poisoning after an explosion that let the blaze race through the building.
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Kansas City
Edwardsville
Wayne Patterson
Bethany Hospital
Patterson
University council debates parking fees and grading reform
The University Council discussed new parking fees of 20 dollars for university personnel and 10 dollars for dorm residents, plus housing in Stouffer Place and Sprague Apartments. It also debated a proposed A B C No Credit grading system to take effect Fall 1972, but the plan did not gain endorsement.
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Stouffer Place
Sprague
Council
Markets Close Across Major Exchanges on Good Friday
New York markets paused trading as most major exchanges remained closed for Good Friday. Traders waited for resumed activity next week while attention focused on bonds, currencies, and potential year-end shifts.
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New York
Kansas City Livestock Prices Report Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Cattle numbers 100 with strong to 50 higher for steers and heifers. Steers and primes 33.00-50. Heifers 31.00-32.25 for choice and prime. Feeder steers steady to strong. Hogs 1,500 with barrows and gilts 50-1.00 higher. many 75-1.00 higher. Weights and prices listed for various ranges plus sows up to 25 higher. Sheep 25 not enough for test. lambs 30.50-31.00 for choice and prime, 27.50-28.50 for mostly choice wool.
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Kansas City
Building Evacuated After Bomb Threat at Summerfield Hall
An anonymous caller warned of a bomb at Summerfield Hall and the Kansas University Computation Center received the call. The building was evacuated, searched, and occupants readmitted about 30 minutes later with no device found.
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Summerfield Hall
Kansas University Computation Center
Intersection Mishap Causes Vehicle Damage in Lawrence
A Thursday evening collision at 21st and Naismith Drive caused $800 in damage to Cora M. Adams's car and total loss to Walter Freeman's vehicle. No injuries were reported per Lawrence police records.
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21St
Naismith Drive
Cora M. Adams
Emerald
Walter Freeman
Eudora
Lawrence
Ford Leaders Out-Earn GM
Ford Chairman Henry Ford II topped GM Chairman James Roche in pay for 1970 due to the GM strike. Ford earned 500000 total in salary and bonuses plus about 2.5 million in stock dividends. Roche received 250000 salary and 58000 in stock. Ford’s Lee Iacocca also rose above GM’s Edward Cole with 455000 versus 225000.
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Detroit
Henry Ford II
Ford Motor Co
General Motors Corp
Ford
James Roche
Roche
Lee A. Iacocca
Edward N. Cole
Cole
KU to Extend Library Services to State Schools
Kansas University will extend library access to all private colleges in the state, per Chancellor Laurence Chalmers. The expansion follows a year of lending books to Board of Regents schools and aims to start by May 1 with minimal red tape.
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Kansas University
Laurence Chalmers
Kansas Board of Regents
David Heron
Board of Regents
Watson Library
Heron
Chalmers
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Redlands
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Douglas R. Henson
Raytown
Karen Park
Oakley
Nancy Nurnberger
Omaha
KC Bowl
George Jenks
John T
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Reeder Reg
K. C. Livestock
Dale Willey
Lawrence Glass and Mirror CO
N.H
West Side
Florida
6Th & Florida
Lombardy
Delbert McCall
6Th
Thomas McCall
Mgr
Patterson’s
Tomato Food
Evergreen
Garden Food
Patterson's Lawn Food
Patterson's
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Patterson Chemical Co
Patterson Chemical Company
Eeksien Photo
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