KU Chancellor Expects Calm Amid Vietnam Bombing Protests
Kansas University chancellor Laurence Chalmers predicted limited student protest over renewed U S bombing in North Vietnam. He defended free speech, warned about potential disruptions during a Dole campus visit, and outlined campus parking reform and salary funding issues while stressing clear communication with faculty.
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Kansas University
United States
North Vietnam
Cambodia
Jackson State
Kent State
Chambers
Economy grows in first quarter but inflation surges
Washington officials reported that GNP rose by 30.3 billion dollars in January to March at an 11.8 percent annual rate, fueled largely by inflation which hit 6.2 percent. Personal income rose to a seasonally adjusted 905 billion with February revised up by nine billion.
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Mrs Beem runs again for Douglas County register of deeds
Janice Beem 34 incumbent Douglas County Register of Deeds announced re election bid becoming the fourth county official to seek another term. She has served four two year terms and will seek the Republican nomination in the August primary.
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Janice Beem
Douglas County Register of Deeds
Edythe Norman
Arthur Heck
Rex Johnson
Charles Rankin
Lawrence
James W. Paddock
Douglas County
Senators Arrive in Peking for Three-Week China Visit
Senators Mike Mansfield and Hugh Scott arrived in Peking for a three week visit to China. The Democratic Senate majority leader and the Republican leader were accompanied by their wives and others. The New China News Agency said they flew into Beijing from Shanghai.
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Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Hugh Scott
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New China News Agency
Shanghai
Break-ins Reported At Home And Salvation Army Church
Items valued at 2195 were stolen from James Hanna's apartment at 255 N Mich, including a 400 sewing machine and 640 television set along with clothing jewelry wigs and more. Rear door forced entry noted. In a separate incident a 505.75 movie projector was taken from the Salvation Army Church at 946 N H, with prior April 11 break-in reported.
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James Hanna
N. Mich
Lawrence
Hana
Salvation Army
N.H
Howard Chase
Bomb Damages Four Buildings in Bellflower
A blast ripped through Bellflower California damaging four buildings and about twenty other structures in a block long area. Two people suffered minor car damage and were treated at hospitals. The Bruce Mulhearn realty office front was the blast center. A print shop beauty shop and an escrow office sustained heavy damage.
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Bellflower
Calif
Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Deputies
Bruce Mulhearn Realty
Bolch
Teens face jail under Hollywood ID law
Three 17 year old lawn mowing youths from Miami neighborhoods must appear in Hollywood Municipal Court after violating the city ID requirement. If convicted they could receive up to 30 days in jail and a $500 fine. Police defend the rule as deterence against door to door burglars.
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Kip” Williams Jr
Rick Sigler
Danny Walters
Hollywood
Miami
Kip
Plumbing Inspector Sought For City by 5 Contractors
Five local plumbers urged Lawrence city officials to hire a qualified plumbing inspector. They cited 10 code interpretation problems and delays on construction, urging a five year experience standard and a salary between 8000 and 9000 dollars.
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Lawrence
Ken Jorgensen
Roy Sturtridge
Jim Barkley
Jorgensen
Buford Watson
Watson
Mel Huxtable
Raymond Lee
Walden Norris
L. A. Brien
Rex Strunk
Royals Open 1972 TV Schedule From Kansas City Channel 41
Lawrence viewers will see Royals warmups on Channel 41 tied to the flagship network with Channel 12 on cable. Topeka Channel 13 also plans to air the Oakland series opening doubleheader at 7 40 p m. Kansas Relays and KU Scuba Club trash dive noted. Jury pool expansion affects Douglas County District Court.
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Kansas City Royals
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Video Network
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Topeka
Oakland
Kansas University Scuba Club
Potter Lake
Woman Suffers Arm Break in Hobby Shop Fall
Marlene Leinmiller a 37 year old Rt. 5 resident and co owner of George's Hobby Shop fractured her arm in a fall at 1 50 p m Tuesday at the shop. She is reported in good condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital where she was admitted for treatment.
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Marlene Leinmiller
Rt. 5
George
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Tax totals topple across Douglas and surrounding counties
Douglas County March sales tax receipts amounted to $260,938.59, down $17,842.60 from March 1971 and $71,452.92 from February. Surrounding counties also show changes with Leavenworth $169,180.22 up $18,296.87, Johnson $1,349,448.95 up $172,563.01, Jefferson $24,490.22 up $1,635, and Franklin $83,628.20 down $218.37.
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Leavenworth County
Johnson County
Jefferson County
Franklin County
Mrs Von Sauer To Give Recital At KU Thursday
Angelica Morales von Sauer of the KU School of Fine Arts faculty will perform a piano recital Thursday at 8 p.m. in Swarthout Recital Hall. Her program includes Partita V in G Major Bach Schubert Sonatas and Britten Night Piece. The Mexican prodigy studied in Berlin and won a government scholarship at age nine. She debuted with the Berlin Philharmonic at 13 and later studied at Curtis and Juilliard, making her New York debut at Carnegie Hall in 1929.
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Angelica Morales von Sauer
Kansas University School of Fine Arts
Swarthout Recital Hall
Mexico
von Sauer
Berlin
Egon Petri
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
U.S
Curtis Institute
Joseph Hofmann
Juilliard
Josef Shevinne
New York
Carnegie Hall
Two New Members Appointed to KU Affirmative Action Board
Chancellor Laur ence Chalmers names Michael Jaimez from the KU Housing Office and William Lew a graduate student to replace Thomas Cox and Tony Bermudez who resigned from the university affirmative action board tasked with developing the program.
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Kansas University Affirmative Action Board
Laurence Chalmers
Michael Jaimez
KU Housing Office
William Lew
Thomas Cox
Tony Bermudez
Department of Buildings and Grounds
Rumsey Funeral Home Ad Highlights Spacious Foyer
A brief notice promotes a spacious foyer at Rumsey Funeral Home located at 843 5111 for inclement weather comfort. The small classified-style item emphasizes the facility feature and contact number.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
KU SenEx member ignores resignation petition
Kansas University senior Louis Scott of Lawrence and Eudora's David Miller faced a campus petition calling for their resignations from the Senate Executive Committee. The move follows their votes against a marijuana legalization resolution approved by the Student Senate 47 to 37. Di Zerega cites crisis guidance as rationale while Miller declines comment.
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Louis Scott
Kansas University
Lawrence
KU Senate Executive Committee
SenEx
David Miller
Eudora
Gus di Zerega
Scott
Miller
Student Senate
Senate
DiZerega
Laurence Chalmers
East Asian Studies
Scott’s
Auto Crash Injures Woman at Dillon Plaza Shopping Center
Susan E. Todd, 83, of 2112 Kg., sustained a broken arm in a one car crash at 1 51 p m Tuesday at the Dillon Plaza Shopping Center lot 1740 Mass She is listed in good condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital Investigating Lawrence police said Miss Todd tried to turn into the center and her car accelerated She drove into a loading dock causing the impact Damage to the car was about 400 with minor damage to the dock Five other Tuesday collisions caused minor damage overall
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Susan E. Todd
Dillon Plaza
Mass
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Miss Todd
New Hampshire
Kansas Traffic Deaths for 24 Hours to 9 a.m. Wednesday
Traffic death toll in Kansas for the latest 24 hour period ends at 9 am Wednesday with 0 fatalities. Annual totals show 26 for April and 145 for 1972, compared with 177 in the comparable 1971 period, including one previously unreported fatality.
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