County subdivision rules outlined with growth plan
Lawrence Douglas County Planning Commission unveils a 27 page set of county wide subdivision regulations at City Hall. The plan aims to balance developer and environmental inputs protect land buyers and guide growth from urban core to rural areas. Public hearing set for May 23 at South Junior High School before final approval.
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Ice seeks second term as Douglas County Commissioner
Raymond H. Ice a 55 year old Republican farmer from west of Lawrence announces his bid for a second four year term to represent the Third District. He cites experience and a track record of serving all county needs and will seek the GOP nomination in the August 1 primary. Ice serves on the Comprehensive Health Planning Council Solid Waste Management Committee and the State Board for Visual Aid to the Blind. He and his wife Ruth have two sons Richard and Gerald. Arthur Heck also plans to seek re election, with Ice and Heck the only two commission posts to be filled.
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Visual Aid To
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Stull United Methodist Church
Future Farmers of America
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Richard
Gerald
Arthur Heck
Heck
Insurance Firms To Get Reminders
Kansas Insurance Commissioner Fletcher Bell announces new 1972 law requiring auto liability insurers to give at least 30 days written notice before non renewal. The act also bars non renewal without specified conditions and requires insurers to provide reasons on request.
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Kansas
Fletcher Bell
Bell
Editor to address parents on sex education in Broken Arrow
John Steinbacher editor of the National Educator newspaper will speak to parents at 7 30 p m Tuesday in Broken Arrow School He will discuss sex education and cultural disorientation in today’s schools The talk is sponsored by the Lawrence Independent Parents Association
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John Steinbacher
National Educator
Broken Arrow School
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Lawence Independent Parents Association
Astros Refuse to Speculate On What Probe May Reveal
Apollo 16 astronauts say it is premature to guess what lunar rocks will reveal. John Young and Charles Duke note pure speculation now would not be scientific as they await lab analysis. They describe a long space day ahead with questions from reporters and a planned broadcast from Mission Control.
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Daylight Saving Time Reminder and West Junior Open Houses
Lawrence residents should set clocks ahead one hour before bed Saturday as DST starts at 2 a.m. Sunday and runs until October's last Sunday. West Junior High seventh graders host open houses tonight and Thursday from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. to showcase student crafts from a free enterprise unit taught by Wilbur West.
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West Junior High School
Free Enterprise Ayntern
Wilbur West
West Junior High
KU to Present Festival Drama at Salina
Kansas University students open the sixth annual college and university drama festival Experiment VI with Just Good Friends by Eric Anderson. Performances run 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday in arena Style on the Fine Arts Theatre Stage. Tom Rea, assistant director, moderates and critiques all 11 festival productions.
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Kansas University
Marymount College
Salina
Just Good Friends
Eric Anderson
Tom Rea
Law Student Earns Honor In Essay Contest
Khristine L Hall a first year law student at Kansas University won 100 dollars in an essay contest by the American Trial Lawyers Association. Arthur Hodgson Lyons president of the Kansas Trial Lawyers Association presented the prize. The winning essay analyzed the 1971 Federal Water Pollution Control Act amendment. A Washburn Law School winner was also cited in Topeka.
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Khristine L. Hall
Kansas University
American Trial Lawyers Assn
Kansas
Environmental
KU Receives USO Citation for Black Theatre Group
Kansas University earned a certificate of appreciation from the USO for a KU black theatre group's performances for U.S. servicemen last February and March in the Northeast Command. Horace Bond directed four contemporary one act plays by 15 students. The show had earlier been produced in the KU Experimental Theatre.
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USO
U.S
Northeast Command
Greenland
Iceland
Labrador
Newfoundland
Horace Bond
KU _ Experimental Theatre
Service for every faith at Rumsey Funeral Home
A notice announces a funeral service honoring all faiths held at Rumsey Funeral Home with contact details 843 5111 for arrangements and guidance for attendees.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
County Approves Blue Cross Health Plan for Douglas County
Douglas County Commissioners accept a Blue Cross Blue Shield proposal to provide county paid health insurance for 1380 full time employees at 13.21 per person per month. Dependents can join for 27.06 more, paid by employees. The bid excluded a life insurance stipulation. Commissioner Ice calls it an essential benefit to stay competitive. Chairman Heck notes it aligns with other Kansas cities. The 1972 budget had 20,000 set aside but benefits start June 1. May 1 named Law Day in the county per George Catt.
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Douglas County
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Raymond Ice
Kansas
Arthur Heck
Commission
Heck
George Catt
Steel Earnings Dip Despite Sectoral Slump
U S Steel Corp reported a first quarter profit drop of about 60 percent to 19 million dollars or 35 cents a share from 45.8 million dollars or 85 cents a share a year earlier Bethlehem Steel Corp earnings fell 25 percent to 25 million dollars or 56 cents a share from 33.1 million dollars or 75 cents a share The firms blamed weaker sales but forecast an improvement later in the year.
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U.S. Steel Corp
Bethlehem Steel Corp
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