Miller Plans No Challenges On Bingo Act
Atty. Gen. Vern Miller says he will not challenge Kansas new bingo law as long as non profit groups run games and commercial groups do not exploit it. Gov. Docking signed with reservations about constitutionality. act to take effect after official publication in the Topeka Capital.
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Topeka
Vern Miller
Miller
Robert Docking
Elwin Shanahan
Topeka Daily Capital
Jack H. Brier
Jack H. Brier, ‘Assistant Secretary of State. Mrs. Shanahan
Docking
Jury panel asked to report Monday morning in Douglas County
The Douglas County District Court jury panel was told by Clerk Lucille Allison to report at 8:45 a.m. Monday unless notified otherwise. A Lawrence incident notes an unidentified EU student phoned the county clerk requesting tax forms be taken to the county jail after 5 p.m. The Lawrence School Board held a two hour budget study session with no action as members reviewed the 1971-72 fiscal year budget.
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Douglas County District Court
Lucille Allison
Douglas County
Delbert Mathia
Lawrence School Board
Nixon
Agriculture Department
Pope Paul VI Receives Five Rock Groups in Private Audience
In Vatican City Pope Paul VI met five rock music groups in a private audience. He told the musicians he could not appreciate their art but commended their search for spontaneity sincerity and freedom from certain female chains of convention.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Allied Forces Mount New Surge Against Reds in Vietnam
US and South Vietnamese forces launch a new operation in the A Shau Valley near the Laotian frontier to destroy enemy supply bases and infiltration routes. The 101st Airborne and artillery enter Fire Base Fury as raids and reconnaissance continue in the valley. In the central highlands the siege of Fire Base 6 ends with Vietnamese casualties and ongoing shelling.
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Saigon
U.S
A Shau
101St Airborne Division
Fury
Hue
101St Airborne
Central Highlands
End of 137 day sea platform fire in Gulf ends fight
The final stubborn well on a Shell Oil Co drilling platform in the Gulf of Mexico was choked off today, ending a 137 day battle against fire and pollution off New Orleans officials said.
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New Orleans
Shell Oil Co
Gulf of Mexico
KU Faculty Council endorses Code of Rights Duties and Conduct
The Kansas University Faculty Council approved a fourteenth version of a Code of Faculty Rights Responsibilities and Conduct after nearly two years of work. The code outlines faculty rights duties and penalties up to possible dismissal and includes standards for ethical behavior and handling of student information. Lawrence Heeb was elected presiding officer of the Faculty Council.
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Kansas University Faculty Council
University Or of Kansas Board of Regents
Lawrence Heeb
State of
Kansas
County advances plan to acquire park south of Lawrence
Douglas County commissioners report final survey done for about 16 acres south of Lawrence to become Wells Park, a natural overlook. Ground to be prepared legally by County Counselor Dan Young. Site lies three miles south, facing Sibleyville Road near U.S. 59. William Wells of Topeka donates the land with access stipulations. Also approved a one year permit for Hamm Construction to place an asphalt plant by U.S. 59 and 24 northwest of Midland for the state highway resurfacing project from east Tonganoxie to near Perry.
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Douglas County
Lawrence
Wells Park
Dan Young
City
Sibleyville Road
U.S. Highway 59
William Wells
Topeka
Well
Norman Hamm
Hamm Construction Co
Perry
Midland
Hamm
Tonganoxie
Hearing Date Changed for Millsteins in Hashish Case
A Kansas City district court hearing for Mr and Mrs David Millstein延期 to April 29. They age 25 and 22, charged with illegally importing hashish and free on 20000 bond each. Raymond DuTirro 21 was arrested with them and faces same charges with a 30000 bond and April 22 hearing.
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U.S. District Court
Kansas City
Kan
David Millstein
Lawrence
Federal Customs and Narcotics
Raymond M. DuTirro
Ala
Wyandotte
Nixon plan expands food stamp eligibility nationwide
The Nixon administration aims to implement fall rules widening food stamp access for low income families while limiting benefits for nonworking relatives and ineligible students. A national income eligibility standard would allow a four-person family to earn up to 360 dollars monthly and still qualify, replacing state discretion.
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Washington
Congress
Thurly
Agriculture Departtment. Asst
Agriculture
Richard E. Lyng
South Carolina
United States
Lyng
Alaska
New Jersey
New York
Pakistan foils sabotage attempt on Bhairab bridge
Pakistan army reports it thwarted an Indian infiltrator strike to blow the Bhairab bridge near Dacca. Forces captured arms and ammunition, destroyed 38 dynamite charges, and pursued remaining saboteurs in East Pakistan as security operations spread to Chittagong and Sylhet.
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Pakistan
East Pakistan
India
Radio Pakistan
Bhairab
Dacca
Maghna River
Chittagong
Sylhet
Jessore
Khulna
Comilla
Pabna
Lalmunirhat
Saidpur
Rangpur
Rajshahi
Dinajpur
Thakurgaon
Periodicals Seek Halt to Postal Rate Increases
Magazines and newspapers sue to stop postal rate hikes they say would raise mailing costs about 20 percent this spring. The suit in U.S. District Court seeks a preliminary injunction against a proposed 20 percent second class hike, 6 to 8 cent rise for first class, and 10 to 11 cent air mail. The Postal Service outlines a 142 percent five year second class rise and 33 percent third class increase, slated to start this spring.
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Washington
Magazine Publishers Association
MPA
American Newspaper Publishers Association
ANPA
Stanford Smith
U.S. District Court
Board of Governors of
U.S. Postal Service
Postal Service
Faculty Promotions Across Disciplines Highlighted
The notice lists numerous faculty promotions including Jerome M. Yochim to associate professor in physiology and cell biology and Richard Angeletti to associate professor in piano. It also details promotions from instructor to assistant professor and librarian reclassifications across departments such as English, chemistry, engineering, education, psychology, and design.
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Jerome M. Yochim
Richard Angeletti
Robert C. Bearse
Thomas D. Beisecker
Brewer R. Burchill
B. Robert Carlson
Peter J. Casagrande
Grover W. Everett
John P. Farrell
H. Gordon Fitch
Alfred C. Habegger
Charles E. Hallenbeck
Robert M. Haralick
Donald W. Henry
N. Ray Hiner
B. Kent Houston
Melvin Landsberg
Charles G. Masinton
James F. McClendon
Keith G. Meyer
James K. Rowland
Richard A. Schuster
Arthur H. Thomas
Peter G. Thompson
Fawwaz T. Alaby
Thomas J. Weiss
Robert Umholtz
Robert B. Welch
John R. Williams
James W. Woelfel
George K. Woodyard
Norman R. Yetman
Richard Dishinger
Eleanor du Quoin
Larry E. Marston
Roger Shimomura
Robert Stanton
Morris Teplitz
Muste front our Reuter pipe organ at Rumsey Funeral Home
Rumsey Funeral Home advertises a Reuter pipe organ for viewing. contact 843-5111 for details on services and installation options.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Regents Seek Funding To Offset Enrollment Increases
The Kansas Board of Regents will press the Legislature for extra funds for three state universities to cover expected enrollment growth. Restorations are requested for Kansas State University 352853 Wichita State University 261229 and Fort Hays State 116023. The council outlined steps to offset budget cuts including hiring freezes and withholding raises. Chancellor Chalmers warned KU faces less severe impacts despite enrollment growth.
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Topeka
Kansas Board of Regents
Kansas State University
Wichita State University
Fort Hays State
Council of Presidents
Laurence Chalmers
Kansas State
Wichita State
Ecology topic dominates Big 8 talks in Ames
Big Eight officials from eight cities wrapped a two day conference in Ames Iowa with a call to focus next year on ecology and environment. Bob Thompson Norman Chamber urged facts over emotions and urged deeper study of environmental issues. Carl Hamilton Iowa State urged city leaders to defend university funding. Police chiefs proposed biannual meetings including campus security chiefs.
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Ames
Iowa
Chamber of Commerce
Lincoln
Neb
Bob Thompson
Norman
Okla
Thompson
Carl Hamilton
Iowa State University
Watson
Lawrence
Stuart Smith
Big Eight
Texans Nab El Paso Men Arrested in Marijuana Case
Two men from El Paso Texas were arrested in Lawrence on charges of illegal possession with intent to sell marijuana. About 40 pounds of processed marijuana valued at $8000 were found in their rented car. The suspects Joe Gregory Quintana 22 and Michael Quintana 21 are jailed under a customs detainer awaiting arraignment.
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el Paso
Tex
Lawrence
Joe Gregory Quintana
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Ohio
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