Death by own action ranks second among college deaths
Harvard psychiatrist Dr. Mathew Ross reports that death by own action is the second leading cause of death for college students and third for youths ages 15 to 19, surpassed only by automobile accidents and cancer respectively. He says such acts are preventable and tied to social isolation and family disruption.
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Dole to Speak at KU Law Day Dinner
U S Senator Robert Dole will address KU Law Day activities Saturday night at the Eldridge Hotel in the Crystal Room starting 6 30 p m He replaces Senator James Pearson who canceled his appearance The day includes moot court finals in Green Hall judged by Kansas and U S judiciary officials The dinner will be followed by a semi formal dance at the hotel
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Eek
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James Barclay Smith
Green Hall
John F. Fontron
Kansas Supreme Court
J. W. Oliver
U.S. District Court
Western District of Missouri
Charles Shangler
Kansas City Court of Appeals
Court Docket Shows Wide Range of Traffic Citations
A long list of traffic violations is recorded with names ages and residences. Offenses include speeding improper passing overload no valid license and no drivers log book among others with fines from 10 to 150 dollars and suspensions noted.
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Arthur Alcala
Topeka
Clyde J. Mace
Ottawa
Donald Elston
Baldwin
Clifton C. Davis Jr
Overland Park
John N. Carter
Lecompton
Robert F. Ingle
Eudora
Winfred M. Farmer
Prairie Village
Alfred E. Dillon
Kansas City
William M. Mizell
Sunflower Village
Albert F. Grinzinger
Kan
John P. Corbett
Princeton Blvd
Larry W. Barnett
Donald L. Ray
Rt. 1
Richard B. Koepnick
Stouffer Pl
Robert D. Beck
Engel Rd
Richard Paegelow
W. 26Th St
Violet L. Allen
Perry
Larry D. Wolfe
Horton
Steven D. Hohmann
Gary R. Morris
Connie M. Churchbaugh
Larry W. Sanford
Booneville
Ark
Alrena F. Hobson
Michael J. Hein
Merriam
Roy A. Hollenbeck
George J. Meier
Robert M. O'Connor
Gardner
Craig P. Suddarth
Olathe
Floyd E. Woods
Oskaloosa
Billy R. Jordon
Robert J. Glahn
Tulsa
Okla
Claude H. Hinkle Jr
Paola
Kenneth K. Kiesel
Salina
Larry D
Moundridge
David W. Baxter
Forbes Afb
Albert Crane
Leavenworth
Everett Moulton
Naismith Dr
Harvey Jones
Lawrence
Charles Murray
W. 6Th St
Everet Barnes
Funston St
Russell Edmonds
Ky. St
Larry Fortune
Wichita
Lewis Goodrich
Robert Kline
Rudd Ehrman
Owens Lane
Gary Crutchfield
Ark. St
William Howe
Wellington
Justin Healy
Durango
Colo
Lee McManness
del. St
David Hoover
E. 13Th St
Wayne Bowman
W. 24Th St
Flood Crest Rolls Down Mississippi
A 23.1 foot crest at Dubuque moved downriver toward Clinton and Davenport as dikes held. National Guard and volunteers patrolled flood defenses around the clock in three cities. Total Midwest flood damage surpassed 110 million dollars, with emergency dike work preventing about 145 million more in threatened areas.
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