KU Parking Board Faces Student Backlash Over Reforms
KU students attacked the Parking and Traffic Board during a three hour session led by Robert Malinowsky to challenge plans for one way Jayhawk Boulevard and Memorial Drive, campus meters, and a moratorium until Wescoe Hall opens in 1973. The scene featured petitions, student petitions of 400 signers, and calls for greater student input while the board explained meters funding and bus route implications.
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Robert Malinowsky
Jayhawk Boulevard
Memorial Drive
Malinowsky
Wescoe Hall
Strong Halls
Laurence Chalmers
Board of
Regents
Gary Jacobs
Shawnee Mission
Student Senate Transportation Commission
Woodruff Auditorium
Economc
Parking and Traffic Board
Price Slicing Seen After Profit Check
Price Commission Chair C Jackson Grayson told Congress as many as 10 percent of large firms may be earning illegal excess profits and warned price controls could extend to food. He argued wage price controls are reducing inflation toward 2 to 3 percent by year end while Sen. Proxmire challenged the program's effectiveness.
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Price Commission
C. Jackson Grayson
Nixon
Joint Economic Committee of Congress
Grayson
Sen
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Proxmire
Commission
Wilbur D. Mills
Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Institutional Investor Magazine
Treasury Department
Edgar R. Fielder
Lawrence students face short week for KU Relays
Lawrence public schools dismiss Friday for the Kansas Relays opening day. St John School keeps classes. The KU Marching Band helps cap spring practice with a 7 30 p m scrimmage at Haskell Stadium on April 29 to benefit the Jayhawk band with tickets at 2 dollars.
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Kansas University
St. John School
Kansas University Marching Band
Haskell Stadium
Kansas City Crash Kills Overland Park Woman
Faith A. Jones 61 of Overland Park Kansas died Monday night when her car left a Kansas City boulevard at 5300 Ward Parkway and struck a tree. Fire and ambulance crews failed to revive her. Police said this was the citys 27th traffic fatality of the year.
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Kansas City
Overland Park, Kan
Faith A. Jones
Ward Parkway
LBJ Flareup Eases as Health Improves in San Antonio
Former President Lyndon B. Johnson, hospitalized after a heart attack 11 days earlier, recuperated and was reported to be resting comfortably after a brief flareup. Dr. J Willis Hurst flew in from Atlanta to treat the ailing ex leader as doctors adjusted his medication.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Army
Brooke General Hospital
Johnson
J. Willis Hurst
Atlanta
Hurst
Charlottesville
Goodman at AF Event Moderates Kansas Professor at Assembly
Grant K. Goodman, a Kansas University history and East Asian studies professor, served as one of seven roundtable moderators and a senior participant at the 14th Air Force Academy Assembly held last week in Colorado Springs.
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Grant K. Goodman
Kansas University
Air Force Academy Assembly
Colorado Springs
Colo
Apollo 16 crews name lunar modules Orion and Casper
Apollo 16 astronauts John W. Young and Charles M. Duke Jr. named the lunar module Orion and the command ship Casper. Thomas Mattingly explained Casper was chosen as a lighter contrast to the serious mission. The final Apollo flight will launch next December 6 under Eugene Cernan with Ronald Evans and Harrison Schmitt landing at Taurus Littrow on the Moon.
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Charles M. Duke Jr
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Thomas K. Mattingly II
Eugene A. Cernan
Ronald E. Evans
Harrison H. Schmitt
Moon
Taurus-Littrow
Hilltop Child Care Center Names Its Director
Mrs. Judy Bencivengo, KU sociology graduate and United Child Care Center director, is named director of the Hilltop Child Care Center set to open August 21 on the KU campus. The center aims to serve 50 children of KU faculty staff and students and will operate from part of the Student Activities Center. A $20,000 funding request to the KU Student Senate to cover equipment partitions and play area fencing will be considered April 26.
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Kansas University
KU Hilltop
Bencivengo
United Child Care Center
Hilltop
Wesley Foundation
Bendvengo
Ed McMahon Leaves Wife After 27 Years
New York AP Ed McMahon longtime Tonight Show sidekick has left his wife of 27 years. A spokesman said Mrs McMahon is devastated and the four children are very hurt. McMahon plans to live alone in California as Carson moves the show to Burbank next month.
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New York
Ed McMahon
Johnny Carson
Apollo 16 to Return Moon Rocks First From Mountain Region
Apollo 16 astronauts plan to bring back about 200 pounds of moon rock and surface material, adding to the 384 pounds collected by Apollo 11 12 14 and 15 crews. Luna 16 and 20 each returned with about three ounces of material.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Earth
Russia
Corps delaying final Mud Creek environmental statement
The U S Army Corps of Engineers Kansas City office says the final environmental impact statement for the Mud Creek flood control project near Lawrence will not be ready before May at the earliest. Analysts are awaiting computer results on alternatives to channelization and will brief local groups before sending the plan to the EPA.
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U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Lawrence
Don Olson
Corps
Kansas City, Mo
Olson
Mud Creek
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
North Lawrence
Kansas River
Traffic Death Toll in Kansas 72 Compared to 71
For 24 hours ending 9 a.m. Tuesday in April 1972 Kansas traffic deaths reached 144, compared with 173 in the comparable period of 1971.
Soviet to Continue Aid to North Vietnam Despite U S Action
The defense ministry paper Krasnaya Zvezda says the Soviet Union will keep supplying "necessary assistance and support" to North Vietnam. Washington’s statement holding nations supplying Hanoi with weapons responsible for U S air raids drew a Kremlin protest claiming four Soviet ships were damaged in Haiphong. Diplomats said it was hard to gauge the Kremlin view during the presidential visit.
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Soviet Union
North Vietnam
Hanoi
U.S
Defense Ministry
Krasnaya Zvezda
Red Star
Washington
Jacob Beam
Andrei Kovalev
Kremlin
Haiphong
United States
Kevin Smith in Fair Condition After Home Shooting
Kevin T. Smith 13, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Z. Smith of 703 Lawrence Ave, Kansas City, is listed in fair condition at Kansas University Medical Center. He was shot April 8 at home and confined to bed in room 514L, while remaining interested in room activities. He attends West Junior High and works as a Journal-World carrier.
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Kevin T. Smith
Howard Z. Smith
Lawrence Ave
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
NSF Grant Extends Project On Differential Equations
Robert D. Moyer, associate professor of mathematics at Kansas University, received a $6,200 National Science Foundation grant for a project titled Solvability of Differential Equations and Index Therapy. The grant adds one year of support, bringing total funds to $28,700.
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Robert D. Moyer
Kansas University
National Science Foundation
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