Rail routes in question as Railpax shifts loom
Union Pacific faces May 1 cut of City of Kansas City route through Lawrence and Portland connection in Denver. Santa Fe also weighs Railpax joins. impact on Lawrence staff expected minimal though passenger service may shrink. Governor Docking backs cross Kansas link. local officials plan protest in Manhattan.
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Lawrence
Santa Fe
Houston
Tex
Ottawa
Robert Orick
Kansas City
Kan
City of Kansas City
Manhattan
Crick
National Railroad Passenger Corp
Railpax
Robert Docking
Kansas
Ted Lane
Colorado
New Mexico
Haskell
Montana
Jurors Called to Testify on Manson Deliberations
In Los Angeles the defense subpoenaed seven men and five women jurors from the Sharon Tate murder trial to testify Monday about the deliberations that produced verdicts of conviction and death for Charles Manson and three female followers.
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Los Angeles
Sharon Tate
Charles Manson
Manson
Tate
Youth blocs and voting plans in 1972 campaigns
The piece notes youth coordinators for both parties eyeing student and nonstudent ballots. Nancy Payne chairs youth activities for the Republican National Committee while Phil Seib leads Democratic efforts. Analysts doubt youth vote will be uniform, with experts predicting a close race and no single youth bloc.
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Dole
Nancy Payne
Connecticut College For Women
Republican National Committee
Portland
Maine
Payne
Republican Party
Miss Payne
Phil Seib
Princeton University
Seib
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Hubert H. Humphrey
Leib
Richard Scammon
Private Club The Carriage Lamp Closes Over Tax Liens
The Carriage Lamp Restaurant at 711 W 23rd was closed about 4 p.m. Wednesday by IRS agent Richard Olson after four tax liens totaling 13 887 53 were filed in Douglas County. Liens target Kieltyka Jr and Ebeling, with amounts including 7 525 36 and 3 519 90, plus state sales tax liens of 2 167 60 and 674 67.
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W. 23Rd
Richard Olson
U. S. Internal Revenue Service
Douglas County
Olson
Car- Lamp Club
J. J. Kieltyka Jr
D. L. Ebeling
Lawrence
Register of Deeds Office
Kansas Department of Revenue
Kieltyka
Ebeling
Carriage Lamp Club
Inventive Presidents Highlighted Washington and Jefferson
The piece notes George Washington and Thomas Jefferson as the most inventive U.S. presidents, underscoring their lasting impact on founding era innovation and leadership.
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George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Lawrence pair and Overbrook pair obtain marriage licenses
Marriage licenses issued to John Dayton Krebs Jr. 23 and Jill Wells Ohlander 27 of Lawrence. Bernie Ray Faust 21 of Overbrook and Linda Sue Gaines 19 of Overbrook. Michael Timothy Weible 20 Baldwin and Julia Ann Witter 20 Baldwin.
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John Dayton Krebs Jr
Lawrence
Jill Wells Ohlander
Bernie Ray Faust
Overbrook
Linda Sue Gaines
Michael Timothy , Weible
Baldwin
Julia Ann Witter
Chamber Hosts Coaches Buffet For Kansas Relays Guests
About 110 local Chamber of Commerce members will host the annual Kansas Relays coaches buffet at 6 p.m. Friday at the Holiday Inn. Some 275 attendees will include 130 visiting coaches with social hour at 6 and dinner around 7. Carl Cooper of the U S Track and Field Federation will speak. Paul Gray's Gaslight Gang and KU Pompon Girls perform.
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Chamber of Commerce
Kansas Relays Coaches
Holiday Inn
Bill Eddy
Carl Cooper
U.S. Track and Field Federation
Paul Gray
Gaslight Gang
Cattle Move to Feed Areas From Southwest Drought
Amarillo report notes cattle leaving drought areas for custom feedlots and greener pastures across the country. Texas Cattle Feeders Association says local operations run at about 75 percent capacity as replacements hold strong. Area feed lots ship thousands of finished cattle to packers. 250000 head sold for slaughter in five weeks. Amarillo reporter Jerry McCarthy cites 13000 head expected through sale rings next Monday and Tuesday.
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Amarillo
Tex
Southwest
Garland Weeks
Texas Cattle Feeders Association
Jerry McCarthy
U.S. Agriculture Department
West Junior High to Elect Six Cheerleaders
Students will elect six cheerleaders for next year after an assembly Friday where 12 finalists showcase their cheering skills.
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West Junior High
VFW Convention Set for Lawrence April 24 25
The Lawrence VFW post hosts the district spring convention with attendees from second district chapters. John Gere and Ora D Hess of Lawrence represent state veterans groups while Wendell R Else leads as district commander. The schedule includes a Saturday banquet and dance and Sunday school of instruction ending with an 11 a.m. memorial service.
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Lawrence Post
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
John Gere
Lawrence
Kansas Veterans Commission
Ora D. Hess
Wendell R. Else
Lawrence Vfw
Viet Pupil Leads Canvass on War Talk in Lawrence
Kansas University freshman Son Ngoc Phan from Danang spoke at Woodruff Auditorium urging dialogue about Vietnam War in Lawrence. The Vietnam Canvassing Coalition plans one to one visits to gauge local views amid a Gallup poll showing 73 percent favor withdrawal.
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Ngoc Phan
Phan
Kansas University
Danang
South Vietnam
Woodruff Auditorium
Vietnam Canvassing Coalition
Lawrence
Vietnam
Louis Wolfe
Lawrence Peace Center
Gallup
U.S
Income rises modestly in March despite Nixon goals
The Commerce Department reports personal income rose by 6 billion in March to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 836.3 billion, more than doubling February's gain but still short of the administration's 868 billion target. Wages and salaries lead the gain with payrolls up 3.25 billion, supported by higher hours and earnings.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Department
Lawrence Bicycle Auction To Sell 45 Items At Police HQ
Lawrence police announce an annual bicycle auction at 9 a m May 1 at police headquarters Eighth and Vermont. Bids will sell 29 boys bikes 16 girls bikes 28 frames and various wheels and parts. The sale supports the city program while jail inmate counts dip to three with two held on felonies and one on a misdemeanor.
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Lawrence
Eighth
Vermont
Douglas County
Winn Calls for Probe Into FBI Telephone Taps
Rep. Larry Winn of Kansas urged a congressional investigation into claims that Congress members had their phones tapped by the FBI. He argued that forces in the country seek to discredit the FBI and director J. Edgar Hoover and said such an inquiry would prove the nation is not a police state.
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Overland Park
Kan
Larry Winn
Rkan
Congress
FBI
Kansas
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