Frontage Roads Planned For U S 59 Expansion
Plans show frontage roads along parts of U S 59 from 23rd Street south with left turn bays at major intersections. Mountable median sections exist north of 23rd Street and between 24th and 25th Streets, with access points on both sides of Iowa and several curb cuts including near Gibson's Discount Center and Dillon's at 27th. Kmart seeks additional access at 27th and 34th Streets amid ongoing frontage-road layout.
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U.S. 59
23Rd Street
24Th
26Th Street
27Th Street
31St Street
Iowa
39Th Terrace
34Th Street
25Th Street
23Rd and
23Rd North
24Th Street
Gibson’s Discount Center
26Th
New Dillon's
27Th and
Towa
29Th Street
99Th Terrace
31St
Wakarusa River
Kmart
Armstrong Road
35Th Street
35Th Terrace
36Th Street
Engineering Exposition spotlights oil derrick on energy crisis
The 53rd annual KU Engineering Exposition opens at Learned Hall with a 30-foot oil derrick symbol and displays on energy crisis solutions. Exhibits include Solar Energy, remote sensing, and environmental themes. awards to top student projects and seniors.
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Kansas University
Earth
Learned Hall
Learned
The
Kansas Union
Darrell M. Trent
Pittsburg
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Eta ‘Kappa Nu
John Prohadsky
el Dorado
Bill Francis
Rose Hill
Expect Quick Approval Of Price Control Bill
Washington AP reports Rep. Henry S. Reuss predicts fast Senate action on a bill to extend wage and price control authority for another year as Easter recess ends April 30. He cites inflation indicators after March prices rose 3.2 percent, including a 3.2 percent grocery jump.
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Washington
Congress
Henry S. Reuss
D-Wis
Reuss
Senate House Conference
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Fourth Reward Letter Received in Lawrence Death Probe
A fourth letter to the Douglas County Reward Fund steering committee was received this morning. Sheriff Rex Johnson said officers are pursuing all leads. The reward of 1000 dollars, offered April 10, targets information on the March 27 or 28 deaths of Steven Avery, Hazel Avery, Gary Longfellow, and Iola in Lawrence.
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Douglas County Reward Fund
Rex Johnson
Reward Fund
Steven Avery
Iola
Gary Longfellow
Hazel Avery
Lawrence
Ottawa
Kan
Army ROTC Names Top KU Student for 1972 73
Jerome Doak a Shawnee Mission senior at Kansas University was named top Army ROTC student for 1972 73. As Cadet Corps Battalion Commander he received the Department of the Army Superior Cadet Award and the Military Order of the Loyal Legion Award. Fourteen students won awards at spring ceremonies with multiple honors listed for cadets from Leavenworth Lawrence Wichita Kansas City and other locations.
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Jerome Doak
Shawnee Mission
Kansas University
Doak
Cadet Corps
Department of the Army
Military Order of the Loyal Legion
Foureen
Joe G. Mears
Victor Poulos
Leavenworth
Charles R. Cook
Andrew Stewart
Reserve Officers Association
Harold Hodges
Lawrence
Gary Alverson
Olympia
Wash
Tom Grushyne
Wichita
Poulos
Association of U.S. Army
John K. Jensen
Kansas City
James Downey
Norwich
N. Y
John T. Johnson
Hays
American Legion
Bryan Johnson
George Kovich
Daughters of the American Revolution
Kansas traffic deaths rise noted in Topeka log
In Topeka Kansas AP reports a traffic death log covering the 24 hours ending 9 am Saturday for April 19 detailing fatalities and location notes within the state.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Car care section highlights engine tuning amid fuel talks
Lawrence Journal-World announces a special car care section starting on page 13. It covers maintenance tips and stresses engine tuning due to ongoing fuel shortage discussions and related stories.
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Journal-World Today
Youth 15 Stays in Stable Condition After Park Wound
Jere L. McElhaney of Rt 2 remains in stable condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a puncture wound to the heart from wiring thrown by a city mower. The ninth grader from South Junior High was on a field trip in Broken Arrow Park when the accident occurred.
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Jere L. McElhaney
Rt. 2
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
LMH
South
Lawrence
Rotary
McElhaney
Broken Arrow Park
Prods and Promises Press Hanoi on Paris Accord
The Nixon administration uses threats and a promise of positive U S response to urge Hanoi to comply with the Paris cease fire. State Department spokesman Bray notes Hanoi must withdraw forces from Cambodia and Laos and respect neutrality. Two U S pilots are missing after a mission over Cambodia. Air Force drones resume over North Vietnam while SR71 reconnaissance flights occur.
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U.S
Nixon
Hanoi
Paris
Air Force
Cambodia
Pentagon
United States
North Vietnam
State Department
Charles W. Bray
Laos
Bray
Haiphong
Dead Youth No Identity Yet
The body of a young man found dead southeast of Garnett remains unidentified. Garnett Police Chief Lawrence Kellerman said the Kansas Bureau of Investigation agents and Anderson County officials are handling the investigation into the death and identity. The cause of death has not been determined.
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Garnett
Here
Lawrence Kellerman
Anderson County
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Regents Approve Kansas University Chancellor Pick Dykes
Kansas Board of Regents ratified Archie Dykes as the 13th KU chancellor after a busy day of meetings. The panel praised the campus advisory committee led by Jacob Kleinberg and Richard von Ende for their screening work and funded the search with about 14 000 dollars, including 10 000 dollars from the Endowment Association. The board also dropped the mandatory physical exams policy for students, allowing each institution to set its own rules. KU plans Learned Hall expansion, higher parking and student fees to fund a new student health center starting spring 1974, with fees rising from 1 50 to 7 dollars per semester.
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Archie Dykes
Kansas University
State Colleges Coordinating Committee
Jacob Kleinberg
Richard von Ende
Irvin Youngberg
EU Endowment Association
Endowment Association
Stewart
Robert Docking
Kansas
Bubb
Capitol Federal
Council of Presidents
Max Bickford
Learned Hall
Political Science Speech at KU by Murray Edelman
Murray Edelman a University of Wisconsin Madison political science professor will speak Monday at Kansas University His talk titled The Helping Professions as Regulators of the Poor begins at 8 pm in the Forum Room of the Kansas Union The EU department sponsors the spring guest speakers program on studying American society this decade
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Murray Edelman
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Kansas University
Kansas Union
Edelman
EU Department of Political Science
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