Haskell Student Security Force Considers Talk Over Showdown
The five members of the Haskell Indian Junior College Security Force patrol dorms and grounds nightly and emphasize dialogue before action. They plan to issue tickets for offenses and may detain violators until police arrive, with training from Lawrence police and campus instruction ongoing.
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Haskell Indian Junior College
Haskell
Taylor
Lawrence
Dave Bennett
Gabe George
Holdenville
Okla
Robert Pretty Boy
Eagle Butte
S. C
Stanley Ross
Cherokee
N. C
Rick Long
British Factory Worker Plans to Raise Titanic
Douglas Woolley of London marks the 61st anniversary of the Titanic sinking by professing plans to raise the ship later this year. The 38 year old nylon-stocking factory worker vows success despite doubts about funds and ability. He has studied Titanic details for years and believes legal and technical hurdles can be cleared.
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London
Douglas Woolley
Woolley
Newfoundland
Atlantic
Budapest
Ambros
Balas
Laszlo Szaszkoe
Danube
Hong Kong
Liverpool
Marine College
Guilty Plea and Pending Arraignments In Douglas County
Man Dowdell pleaded guilty Friday in Douglas County District Court to one felony grand theft and 16 related counts were dismissed. Sentencing set for April 27 at 1 30 p m. Companion case Mumford ordered to appear May 7 for arraignment after a preliminary hearing. Dowdell bond reduced to 3000 and remains jailed. Mumford free on 5000 bond. Prosecutor Berkowitz declined further comment until Mumford's case ends.
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Mark Dowdell
Douglas County District Court
Danny Mumford
Mumford
N. J
Dowdell
Douglas
David Berkowitz
Berkowitz
Greg Issitt
Public Video Gets a Boost
Senate Commerce Committee approved a bill to fund public broadcasting with 140 million dollars over two years, surpassing Nixon's White House budget. The plan would allocate 60 million in 1974 and 80 million in 1975, after Nixon vetoed a 155 million two year authorization and left an interim 35 million annual setup.
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Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
White House
Nixon
Public Broadcasting
Liberal plant to resume slaughtering after boycott
Slaughtering operations at the Liberal Kansas plant of the National Beef Packing Co will resume Monday after a shutdown on April 7 due to a beef boycott. The plant will run at about 60 percent of its normal 2000 head daily slaughter and about 80 percent in the processed carbon dioxide boxed beef division.
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Liberal, Kan
Liberal
National Beef Packing Co
Chrysler recalls 854 Dodge trucks over hub defect
Chrysler Corp recalls 854 1973 model light duty Dodge trucks for inspection and possible front wheel hub replacement after finding a 30 percent rate suspected of hub cracking. Company reports no records of hub failures accidents or injuries from the defect.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Dodge
Chrysler
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Journal-World Photo
A& Open House
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Sven Tag
Pei Ee
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American
Fleetweed, Skyline
Shelmer
Uthul
Holiday
Prowler
Kountry Aire
Topeka
Lamy Auto Supply Inc
Mass
Meadowbrook
Gal
Jim Chicks Free
Cnaameienh Regaineet Paeeeed I Condominiums
Candletree
Cranage
Lawrence Glass and Mirror CO
Iowa
Ingurange
Madison, Wisconsin
Gregus Sun
Greenfield
Mount Hope Nurseries
West
Lawrence National
Lawrence National & Trust
NEW Townsquare
Massachusetts
Campusbank
Louisiana
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