Downtown Storefront Remodeling Possible in Lawrence
Lawrence considers a joint private public project to revitalize downtown storefronts on Massachusetts Street this May through October. ideas include an architectural advisory panel, a photo rich publication, and free design consultations for merchants to explore cosmetic and structural upgrades.
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Lawrence
Don Schaake
Schaake
Massachusetts Street
Charles Kahn
Kansas University School of Architecture and Urban Design
Kahn
Earnest Meyer
Kansas
The
American
Students Urged To Enter 11th Art in the Park Show
Douglas County high school students urged to enter the 11th annual Art in the Park show on May 7 in South Park. First year high school students allowed to exhibit with amateurs and professionals. Entry forms due by Monday with a $3 fee. seniors over 65 pay $1. Artists may submit multiple pieces under eight feet of snow fence or 16 square feet of table space.
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Douglas County High School
Playboy Bunnies Not Set for Garden of Eden Open House
Kansas City Playboy Club spokesman denies reports that Playboy Bunnies will attend an open house at the Garden of Eden nudist resort this weekend. Publicist Jim Loveless says Bunnies only participate in charity promotions and not in nudity linked events. Mrs. Vernon Coleman, operator’s wife, confirms the error and says the announcement came from an uncertain source.
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Kansas City
Playboy Club
Garden of Eden
Colemans
Lawrence BIE Week to Feature Tours and Forums in 497
Lawrence district and partners plan a five day BIE Week from Monday to Friday with tours of local firms each afternoon for teachers and students. Forums on Wednesday night at Lawrence High aim to involve business leaders educators and university affiliates in education outreach.
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Lawrence
Haskell Indian Junior College
The
Chamber of Commerce
Schools of Education and Business
Kansas University
Kansas University Administration
Hallmark Card Co
Centron Corp
Cooperative Farm Chemicals Assn
Packer Plastics
Stokely-Van Camp Co
H.O. Peet
Lawrence Credit Bureau
Lawrence Paper Co
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Reuter Organ Co
Kanas Power and Light
Burnett Instruments
the World Company
World of Work
Lions Laundry
LHS
Judge revokes suspended jail sentence in Baugher case
Marion L. Baugher, 32, of Rt. 2, had his 90 day suspended jail term for driving while intoxicated revoked by District Judge Frank Gray after failing to disclose a second DWI conviction. The case stemmed from a Dec 31 citation amid a vehicular homicide charges related to a Oct 24, 1971 crash that killed John P. O'Reagan. Baugher remains jailed awaiting further action.
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Marion L. Baugher
Rt. 2
Frank Gray
Baugher
Gray
Lawrence
Mike Elwell
John P. O’reagan
Ft. Leavenworth
O’reagan
23Rd
Iowa
Ten privates discharged after Ft Sam Houston sit-down case
Ten Army privates at Fort Sam Houston were discharged after a sit-down strike incident last week. Five were released early. five more to be discharged as paperwork finished. Those released included Donald Silverthorne Jr. and others from Pennsylvania Ohio Florida and Utah.
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San Antonio
Tex
Army
Pvt
Donald Silverthorne Jr
Jefferson, Pa
Town curfew after two policemen killed in Missouri spree
In Harrisonville Missouri a 24 year old man armed with an M1 carbine killed two police officers and wounded several others before taking his own life. The city imposed a curfew from 6 p m to 6 a m as police and FBI agents swarmed the town to investigate.
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Harrisonville
Charles R. Simpson
Holden
Donald Marler
Francis Wirt
Vietnam
Wirt
Simpson
Allen Bank & Trust Co
Deborah Roach
Mary Stewart
Orville Allen
Allen
Bill Gough
Gough
Cass County
FBI
Kansas City
Rotary group to tour Kresge distribution center in Lawrence
About 95 Lawrence Rotarians will tour the Kresge distribution center and warehouse Monday as part of a vocational program headed by Tom Groene. They will meet at noon, lunch in the cafeteria, then take a tour to learn the company’s operations.
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Kresge
Tom Groene
Groene
Relays anti war protest split into two approved events
Kansas University administrators approved a two part anti war protest at the Kansas Relays. The plan includes an 11 to 12 a.m. reading of a statement from Memorial Stadium and a 3 p.m. public address with a silent prayer followed by a peace vigil on Campanile Hill.
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Strong Hall
Kansas University
John Musgrave
Vietnam Veterans
Journal- World Photo
Kansas Relays
Laurence Chalmers
Memorial Stadium
Campanile Hill
Coordinating Committee
Vietnam Veterans Against the War
McGovern
Public Service Employes Union Local 1132
Retail Clerks Union
Women’s Coalition
Science For the People
Peace Action Coalition
KU Y
Gay Liberation Front
Chalmers
Sen
Robert Dole
R-Kan
Forbes Air Force Base
Topeka
Truman backs one-term Nixon critique sparks Democratic push
W Averell Harriman, former New York governor and Truman ally, said the ex-president wants Nixon out and supports backing a Democratic candidate in November. Harriman visited Truman for about 50 minutes amid the Harry S. Truman Library Institute board meeting in Independence.
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Independence
Truman
Nixon
W. Averell Harriman
New York
Harriman
Harry S. Truman
Miami Beach Delays Action On Invitation
Miami Beach City Council postpones a bid to host the Republican National Convention amid GOP by law concerns and Mayor Hall’s objections. Officials cite San Diego delays, hotel availability, and funding as reasons, with a $250,000 cash offer discussed to attract the Aug. 14–17 event.
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Miami Beach
Miami Beach, Fla
Chuck Hall
GOP
San Diego
Calif
Traffic Mishap Injures Woman at 23rd and Ousdahl
Joyce J. Reno a Kansas University student from 2414 Cedar wood was treated at Watkins Memorial Hospital after a 3:30 p.m. Friday crash at 23rd and Ousdahl. Her car hit a westbound van type truck and then struck an eastbound car, ending in the Montgomery Ward lot. Police cited her for dis regarding a traffic signal.
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Kansas University
Joyce J. Reno
Cedarwood
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Ousdahl
Miss Reno
Montgomery Ward
Well Baby Clinic At North Lawrence Church
The well baby clinic runs 9 30 to 10 30 a m Monday at North Lawrence Christian Church 647 Elm. Dr Dale Clinton Douglas County public health officer will perform physical exams and provide immunizations.
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North Lawrence Christian Church
Elm
Dale Clinton
Douglas County
Lawrence High cheer clinic rescheduled for May 1 5
A Lawrence High School cheerleading clinic was moved to May 1 through 5 for district students. Final selection for the 1972 73 squad will occur by student election on May 12. Central Junior High students were to pick finalists today before the final selection on Wednesday.
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Lawrence High School
Central Junior High
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Forrest Allen
Sunflower Army Ammunition Plant
Massachusetts
Pittsburg Plate Glass Co
Stanley A. McMillen
Dodge City
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Michal P. Henry
Cincinnati
Ohio
Owen F. Rouse
Renovo, Pa
New Port Richey, Fla
David A. Vargo
Mentor
James R. Smith
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Honolulu
James Johannsen
Seattle, Wash
Ronald A. Dingman
Grand Rapids
Mich
Samuel B. Thomas
Evanston, Ill
William Tabor
Lewiston
Utah
National Weather Service
U.S. 59
Glenn Cunningham
Gally
Hall
R.L. Herman
General Motors Co
Telephroné
Fred and
Oscar Rumsey
Massachusetts ST
Kroehler
Beautyrest
Simmons
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