Vogel Defends 1971 Legislature's Effort in Budget Cuts
Lawrence state representative John Vogel says the 1971 Kansas session was active and not do nothing, focused on trimming budgets to fit the fiscal year. He notes Gov. Docking’s hold the line theme influenced many lawmakers and warns of needed tax increases as auto purchases and higher education face cuts. Vogel and Morris Kay urge the governor to veto omnibus lines to restore $130,000 for Kansas University and related programs.
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Lawrence
John Vogel
Kansas
Kansas House
Vogel
Docking
Morris Kay
Governor veto power tops 1972 budget clash in veto lines
Vogel argues governor can veto only KU related lines and repeal old measure restoring 150000, while welfare cuts hit 20 percent. He denies intent for across the board cuts though a $5 million reduction from a 130 million budget has broad impact. Tax policy and House Senate rift loom for 1972 session.
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Vogel
Haiti's Duvalier Regime Reevaluates Power Structure
A cabinet council and advisers to 19-year-old President Jean-Claude Duvalier are believed to be jockeying for position as Haiti navigates a smooth transition after Francois Papa Doc Duvalier's death. Key figures include Brig. Gen. Claude Raymond, Adrien Duvalier, Marie Denise Dominique, Max Cambronne, Luckner Cambronne, and Simine Ovide. Raymond controls forces, while Dominique and Ovide wield influence within the family circle.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Jean-Claude Duvalier
Jock
Jean-Claude
Francois ‘Papa Doc
Duvalier
Claude Raymond
Armed Forces
Adriien
Marie Denise Dominique
Max
France
Luckner Cambronne
Interior
Defense
Simine Ovide
Raymond
Papa Doc
Raymond Brothers
Dominique
Education Must Teach Future
Alvin Toffler told about 300 people at Kansas University that education must prepare for future shocks by fostering anticipation. He urged a curriculum whose focus is largely on the future as a new culture overlays the old, creating disorientation and a faster pace of life.
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Alvin Toffler
Kansas University
Toffler
Cobb Succeeds Gale In KU College Post
Thomas Gale resigns as associate dean of the College of Liberal Arts at Kansas University to become dean at New Mexico State University Las Cruces. Robert Cobb will succeed as director of Nunemaker College at KU, leaving his post as dean of international programs. Cobb joined KU in 1957 and has led the college honors program. He will start duties in July.
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College of Liberal Arts
Kansas University
New Mexico State University
Las Cruces
Gale
Nunemaker College
Robert Cobb
Central America
University of San Marcos
Lima
Peru
Costa Rica
San Jose
United States
Peace Corps
Organization of Central American Universities
Gales
Leavenworth
Martha Peterson
Emily Taylor
Cobb
Baylor University
University of Michigan
Salina
Rogers Heads for London on Mideast Peace Trip
Secretary of State William Rogers flies from Andrews AFB to London for a two week effort to restart Middle East peace talks. Cairo signals firmness on settlement terms while Israel and Egypt push rival canal plans. Rogers aims to reopen the Suez Canal to spur momentum toward a broader settlement.
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London
Washington
William P. Rogers
Egypt
Cairo
Devar
U.S
Moscow
Pravda
Israel
Lebanon
Jordan
Andrews Air Force Base
Alec Douglas-Home
Mideast
Suez Canal
U.N
Gunnar Jarring
Two Topeka Men Treated After Weekend Accident
Two Topeka men were treated and released at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a one car crash at 8 p m Saturday on Hanging Tree Road just inside the Lawrence city limits. Driver Michael L Stormer 19 and passengerArnold R Smith 23 suffered non serious injuries and the car damage was about 500 dollars. A second weekend crash near Baldwin ended with a pickup overturning after brakes grabbed. Charles E McDaniels 24 Baldwin reported injuries and damage about 1200 dollars.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Douglas County Sheriff's Department
Lawrence
23Rd
Michael L. Stormer
Arnold R. Smith
Stormer
Sheriff's Department
Baldwin
Baldwin-Le Loup
Charles E. McDaniels
Drug Seminar Set at Kansas University May First
A drug detection and management seminar for leaders in business and industry is scheduled May 1 at Kansas University. Panelists include Howard Mossberg dean of the KU School of Pharmacy Dr Dean T Collins psychiatrist at the Menninger Foundation and Charles Saunders professor of business administration at KU. The program is sponsored by the business school the division of continuing education and the Menninger Foundation.
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Howard Mossberg
KU School of Pharmacy
Dean T. Collins
Menninger Foundation
Charles Saunders
The
Business School
Division of Continuing Education
Lawrence High Petitions Hit Campaign Trail for Primary
Lawrence High student council hopefuls began collecting signatures today for the primary election Friday. Each candidate must secure 75 signatures while the president requires 85. The primary will narrow the field to two candidates per office for the May 4 final.
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Lawrence High Student Council
Polluted Cockrell Creek Attracts Hungry Worms
In Reedville Virginia Cockrell Creek pollution controls trigger a new issue for fishermen. E Carl Rice Jr owner of a marine facility reports fish and other organisms swarming and feeding aggressively, likening the worms to starving for decades.
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Reedville
Cockrell Creek
E. Carl Rice Jr
Commission To Discuss Sales Levy In Lawrence
Lawrence City Commission tackles first major agenda Tuesday with first reading of a half cent sales tax ordinance approved by voters. Bids on Prairie Meadows Sewer projects and three land parcels, plus street and sidewalk construction for Holiday Hills No 10 and Harvard Road. Parking lot improvement plans for the east side of Vermont Street also on the agenda.
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Prairie Meadows No
Holiday Hills No. 10
Harvard Road
Kasold
Vermont Street
Phi Kappa Theta block party in Lawrence
The Phi Kappa Theta fraternity plans a Wednesday block party with outdoor meals and music by a student band. Guests include Alpha Delta Pi sorority members and Alpha Gamma Delta sorority plus Alpha Kappa Lambda fraternity members. A new plastic diploma container will replace aerial campus photographs for graduates. diplomas will be mailed after commencement.
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Phi Kappa Theta
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Alpha Kappa Lambda Fraternity
Kansas University
Welfare proposals target welfare cost cuts in county plan
The county board sent a letter to State Welfare Director Robert Harder outlining three proposals to curb welfare spending. They seek to lower exempt income limits in aid to dependent children, refuse aid to college students, and eliminate special circumstances payments. Harder acknowledged receipt but did not comment.
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Robert Harder
Harder
Jet Skids Into Mud At Stapleton Airport
A Continental 747 overshot the Stapleton International Airport runway and became stuck in mud early today. All 75 passengers were reported uninjured by airport officials.
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Denver
Stapleton International
Letters Turned Back North's Refusal Ties Up Office
Paris report says the North Vietnamese delegation at the Paris peace talks systematically refuses letters pleading for American prisoners. The Choisy-le-Roi post office processes thousands daily, swamped by rejected mail, with officials denying blanket nondelivery.
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Paris
Hanoi
Choisy-le-Roi
Captain Goes To Trial For My Lai Event
Captain Eugene M. Kotouc an intelligence officer faces a military court martial on charges of maiming and assaulting a Viet Cong suspect after the My Lai operation in 1968 He is accused of severing part of a finger and cutting the suspect on the neck during an interrogation two miles from My Lai The trial in Ft McPherson Ga could bring a maximum 10 year sentence Kotouc maintains the finger tip was accidentally severed and his civilian lawyer says he will argue lack of participation in the actual assault
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FT. Mcpherson, Ga
Eugene M. Kotouc
U.S
My Lai
May Lai
William L. Calley Jr
Kotouc
Task Force Baker
Nebraska
Robert Crosby
Senate Executive Committee forms subcommittee for next year's panels
SenEx created a subcommittee to draft senate committees for the next year. Chairman Max Lucas said committee lists and judiciary revisions will be presented to the University Council on May 6. The group also discussed meeting dates for the upcoming year.
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Kansas University Senate Executive Committee
SenEx
Max Lucas
University Council
Lucas
Murphy earns multiple honors at Fourth U S Army matches
SFC Murphy of the 102nd ARCOM team based in St Louis returned from Ft Riley where the Fourth Army and Fifth Army rifle and pistol championships were held. He contributed to a second place in 22 caliber pistol team, third in 45 caliber commanders service pistol team and first in center fire team championships. He finished seventh in individual 45 caliber competition and earned eight points toward the Distinguished Pistol Marksmanship badge for a total of 30.
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Dallas
K. Murphy
Douglas County
U.S. Army Reserve
Topeka
Ft. Riley
Murphy
102Nd Arcom
St. Louis
SFC Murphy
Service at home or away Rumsey Funeral Home Adv
Funeral notice indicates service options through Rumsey Funeral Home with contact at 843-5111. Details include at home or away arrangements and advertisement placement.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
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