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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1972
Page
3
Partly cloudy and cooler tonight with a low near 40 to 45. Sunday mostly sunny and cooler with a mid 60s high. Light northerly winds tonight. Precipitation probability ten percent Saturday. Official readings note Friday high 55 and low 47. today’s morning low 41. Record this date shows 92 in 1953 and 32 in 1931. Sunrise 5 34 a.m. Sunset 7 08 p.m.
The Cherry Manor Convalescent Center will start accepting patients next week with a 100 bed capacity and 24 hour nursing care. A reception is set for 3 p.m. April 30 at the facility three-fourths of a mile west of Highway 59 on 31st Street, with Lt. Gov. Reynolds Shultz and Lawrence Mayor John Emick expected to attend.
In Clathe Kansas Magistrate Court Judge Earle D. Jones dismissed two charges against Randolph E. Gould 22 former Overland Park resident for criminal damage to property and possession of explosives. The cases linked to the April 1970 Mission Hills Miller Nichols home bombing and the June 1970 Prairie Village Southgate State Bank bombing. The defense objected to a continuance and noted a key witness Arnold Stead serving a five year term for illegal possession of a bomb would invoke the Fifth Amendment. The judge indicated dismissal was due to procedural limits on probable cause discussion and potential refiling.
Haskell Board of Regents will meet Wednesday at 1 p.m. in the automotive complex to discuss public health care, budget matters and the status of Haskell Indian Junior College within the Bureau of Indian Affairs. The meeting runs through Friday with 9 a.m. starts on Thursday and Friday.
Lawrence residents expect a calm weekend aside from Kansas Relays and protests with several events at the Lawrence Airport. The Aerohawk Flying Club hosts pilots from across Kansas with air safety talk by FAA inspector Bob Hamlon, a Sunday 7:30 pm address, breakfast 7 10 am and four aviation competitions starting 10 am.
Court of Record Clerk Ray Garner sent 35 boxes of traffic tickets totaling 48 712 citations from 1965 to 1968 to be mulched at Cape Kennedy Space Center. Most have been paid, clearing space in his Cocoa office.
Kansas University's team led by Bill Russell and Bill Hensley placed fifth among 54 national contenders at the National Debate Tournament. They defeated South Dakota State Ohio University Pittsburgh Georgetown Northwestern, with Russell ranking 13th among 108 speakers. Over 200 teams entered. KU previously posted top finishes in 1970 and 1971.
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