Jesus Accused of High Treason Against Empire
Fourth installment of Easter series examining Pontius Pilate's handling of Jesus trial. From Pilate's seat the governor asks, Are you the king of the Jews, and Jesus replies in a charged exchange. Pilate condemns Jesus to crucifixion, declaring I find no crime in him while orchestrating a swift public verdict.
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Sella
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John
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Calpurnia
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Forum
Caesar
Tacitus
Bill Offers 872 Million for College Student Aid
Congress approved an emergency money bill directing Nixon to continue existing student aid programs. It would provide 872 million for aid, 122 million for a new basic grant, with the Senate-House conference lowering the new program funding from 385 million. Pell warned the plan would hurt the new program’s effectiveness this year.
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Congress
Nixon
Senate
House
Pell
Law Day activities underway in Douglas County
Law Day 1973 in Douglas County promotes justice with events sponsored by the Douglas County Bar Association. Activities begin with John Langstrum discussing the judicial system at the Lawrence Association of Life Underwriters. Judges Gray and Paddock will lead a public 45 minute session in the county courthouse.
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Douglas County Bar Assn
John Langstrum
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Lawrence Association of Life Underwriters
States Reject Equal Rights Bid in Senate and House
Two states Florida and Ohio rejected the Equal Rights Amendment this week. Ohio Senate committee voted 6 to 3 against amending the constitution, following a 56 to 40 House approval three weeks earlier. Florida House defeated the measure 64 to 54 on Tuesday.
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Ohio
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House of Representatives
Tuesay
City Park Benefit Ribbon to Kickoff in Lawrence
Lawrence Mayor Nancy Hambleton will cut a ribbon at 10 a m Tuesday for The Associates Financial Services Co of Kansas at Area I building 932 Mass. The ribbon made of one hundred dollar bills will be donated to the Parks and Recreation Department for its baseball program. Wayne Bly accepts for the department with Merrit Swails Ken Dowell C J Johnson Jack Brand and Chamber staff present. The firm moves from 726 Mass to the new address.
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Nancy Hambleton
Associates Financial Services Co. of Kansas, Inc
Area I
Mass
Lawrence Parks and Recreation Department
Wayne Bly
Parks and Recreation
Merrit Swails
Ken Dowell
Denver, Colo
C. J. Johnson
Wichita
Jack Brand
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Chamber Ambassadors Club
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