Indians Seek Summer Jobs For Students
Haskell Indian Junior College students lead a Lawrence based effort to place about 150 students in part time and full time summer jobs. Donald LaFrance and Timothy Oliver head the Employment Center at Stidham Union coordinating a file of roughly 300 students with skills from typing to general labor. They anticipate mainly spot work while a future work study program will allow about 14 hours weekly at two dollars per hour.
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Donald LaFrance
Timothy Oliver
Lawrence
Haskell Indian Junior College
Haskell
Stidham
Student Senate
Oliver
Kansas State Employment Service
Haskell Union
Eight Hurt in Friday Through Saturday City Vehicle Crashes
Lawrence police and Douglas County officers investigated eight mishaps Friday afternoon into Saturday morning. Dale A. Kurtz, 16, of Eudora, critically hurt in a single car crash, remained under observation at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Several others suffered minor injuries. two cars collided at Sixth and Lawrence Avenue injuring two, and a separate incident on U.S. 40 west of Lawrence involved a car driven by Richard T. Bond, 22, of Garnett, ending in a ditch.
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Lawrence
Douglas County Sheriff’s Deputies
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Kurtz
Stephen L. Tyler
Eudora
Jay S. Hurst
Clare Rd
Marvin C. Brown
Park Hill Ter
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Mildred I. Seaman
Mass
LMH
Lyons and
North Third
Jerry Lee Hodson
Rt. 3
Sixth and
Lawrence Avenue
Richard T. Bond
Garnett
Donald L. Baldwin
W. 21St
Matthew L. Jones
Redbud Sa
Lawrence hosts U N AmbassadorBush at Chamber Dinner
U N ambassador Bush spoke in Lawrence praising U N reforms and China attendance while defending U S positions on Taiwan and peacekeeping. He answered KU faculty and local officials questions and praised Lawrence's atmosphere. The event also marked new chamber leadership and record Ambassadors membership levels.
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U.N
Bush
Martin Dickinson
Kansas University Law School
Nancy Hambleton
Lawrence
Clifford Ketzel
Robert Payne
Hallmark Cards
China
U.S
Taiwan
America
Chamber
Odd Williams
John Crown
Crown
Gene Burnett
Williams
Harold Scheve
Pat Bodin
Move Up To The Benefits Of Home Ownership
A concise pitch touts real luxury at likely lower cost than current payments. It presents home ownership as a smart upgrade with lasting value and potential monthly savings.
Watershed Meeting Called for Tally Creek District
All residents and landowners in Tally Creek Watershed Joint District No. 82 are urged to attend the annual meeting at Marion Springs School west of Baldwin Junction on Monday April 24 1972 at 8 PM. John Dewey of the Kansas Resources Board will speak and Bob Bosworth Franklin County Extension Agent will show flood damage pictures.
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Tally Creek
Marion Springs
Baldwin Junction
John Dewey
Kansas Resources Board
Bob Bosworth
Franklin County
Harold E. Johnson
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