Rebels Call for Riots to Oust Lon Nol
Cambodian Communist rebels near Phnom Penh urge riots and protests to topple President Lon Nol as artillery nears the capital. They claim government leaders panic while U S jets bomb rebel positions and fighting spreads west and southwest of the city. In Saigon, civilian prisoner exchanges are delayed under the ICCOs supervision as reunifications and peace terms move forward.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Lon Nol
Prek Luong
Mat Krasas Khnouh
Arei Ksath
Mand
Hien
Saigon
Loc Ninh
Viet Cong
Paris
LHS Choir Concert set for Sunday at high school hall
Lawrence High School A Cappella Choir led by Lewis Tilford will perform a 3 30 p m concert Sunday in the auditorium before a three day tour starting Monday at 8 am. The 16 member group will sing selections from the Music Educators National Conference program and include pieces such as Basett's Collect, Tudor Ayres by Berger, a spiritual from Purlie and other works.
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Lawrence High School
Wichita
Lewis
Tilford
Said
Bas*aéett
Berger
Family Sets Five Conditions For Long Exhumation
The Long family cites five prerequisites for exhuming Senator Edward V. Long's body including an autopsy on brain tumor progression found during a 1967 Walter Reed exam. Prosecutor Osborne requested the exhumation amid murder theories related to poisoned candy.
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Hannibal, Mo
Edward V. Long
D-Mo
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Atty
Thomas I. Osborne
Audrain County
Three for the Art Festival at KU Hashinger Hall
Hashinger Hall at Kansas University hosts the Three for the Art Festival tonight through Sunday featuring two plays The Marriage Proposal by Anton Chekov and Endgame by Samuel Beckett, plus a dance concert and improvisational theatre. Directors include Dick Moses Romney Judy Comeau Judy Greene and Teri Walton. Performances start at 8 p.m. tonight and Saturday and 3 p.m. Sunday with Lobby Happening before each show.
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Hashinger
Kansas University
Ku’s
Fine Arts Residence Hall
Anton Chekov
Samuel Beckett
Dick Moses
Romney
N.H
Judy Comeau
Iola
Judy Greene
Leawood
Teri Walton
Topeka
Judge Accuses Watergate Pair In Burglary Memo
In Los Angeles a federal judge revealed a memo alleging that Watergate defendants Hunt and Liddy burglarized the office of Daniel Ellsberg's psychiatrist and seized Ellsberg’s psychiatric records. The judge ordered an immediate investigation and delayed testimony until results are submitted.
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Los Angeles
Watergate
E. Howard Hunt
Gordon Liddy
Daniel Ellsberg
Ellsberg
U.S. District Court
Matt Byrne
Anthony Russo
Silbert
Liddy
Hunt
Asst
U.S. Atty
David Nissen
Haskell Pact Talks Start Negotiations for Design Contract
Bureau of Indian Affairs negotiates a 865000 design contract for Haskell Indian Junior College in Albuquerque with Lawrence architectural firm Robertson Peters and Williams as top contender. If price agreement reached, BIA will forward to Washington for final decision. partial funds may cover kitchen dining hall library resource center and master site plan.
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Haskell
Bureau of Indian Affairs
BIA
Plant, Design and Construction
Albuquerque
N. M
Richard C. Peters
Lawrence Architectural
Robertson
Dudley
Lawrence
Washington, D. C
Watergate Case Attorney to Speak Monday at KU
Charles Morgan Jr. of the ACLU will discuss Watergate and Civil Rights Monday at 8 p.m. in the Kansas Union Ballroom. Sponsored by Student Union Activities, Morgan has represented Muhammad Ali and Julian Bond among civil rights cases.
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Charles Morgan Jr
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Washington, D.C
Kansas Union
Howard B. Levy
Green Beret
John J. McCarthy
Morgan
Julian Bond
Georgia General Assembly
Amon
Township Road Levy Vote Set in Marion Township
Voters in Marion Township will decide Tuesday whether to continue a five mill levy for two years to finance road maintenance. The levy, expected to raise about 13 800 dollars per year, funds rock for roads and equipment repairs. Polls are open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the Marion Township Hall.
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Marion Township
Raymond Hoover
Hoover
Geologist Kenneth Landes Receives 1973 Hall Williams Hardinge Award
Kenneth K. Landes former state geologist and assistant with the Kansas Geological Survey is named the 1973 Hal Williams Hardinge Award recipient by the American Institute of Mineral, Metallurgical and Petroleum Engineers for his work as a geologist author and educator and his contributions to industrial minerals including limestone dolomite and evaporite minerals.
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Kenneth K. Landes
Kansas Geological Survey
Hal Williams Hardinge
American Institute of Mineral, Metallurgical and Petroleum Engineers
Landes
New Tennis Courts Planned Near KU Campus
Lawrence report notes eight new tennis courts will be built southwest of Robinson Gymnasium by fall to ease court congestion. KU facilities director Keith Lawton says current courts remain prioritized for the team classes and that public interest in tennis has surged.
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Robinson Gymnasium
Keith Lawton
Kansas University
False alarms hit two Lawrence banks on Thursday
Lawrence police responded to alarms at University State Bank on 955 Iowa at 10:27 a.m. and Anchor Savings and Loan Assn. at 900 Ohio at 5:10 p.m. Bank president Kenn Ragland attributed the first to a system fault while Anchor officials said the second was accidental.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Police Department
University State Bank
Iowa
Kenn Ragland
Anchor Savings and Loan Assn
Ohio
Soviet Politburo shakeup promotes Grechko and Gromyko
In Moscow the Soviet Communist party dismissed two Politburo members and elevated Defense Minister Andrej A Grechko and Foreign Minister Andrei A Gromyko along with one other to the Kremlin’s top body Tass reported. The Politburo is the party’s main policy council.
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Moscow
Soviet Communist Party
Andrei A. Grechko
Andrei A. Gromyko
Kremlin
Tass
Nichols to Serve as Advisor to KU Chancellor Choose
Kansas University chancellor designate Archie Dykes asked Raymond Nichols to stay as an adviser after July 1 when Dykes becomes KU's 13th chancellor. Nichols, 69, reaches the mandatory retirement age of 70 this December and said details are not yet worked out.
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Kansas University
Raymond Nichols
Archie Dykes
Nichols
University of Tennessee
Eighty Four Kansas Law Grads Admitted After Bar Exams
In Topeka Kansas 84 recent law school graduates were admitted to practice in a ceremony at the State Supreme Court hearing room. They passed the bar exam on February 27 and 28. Sixteen graduates are from Lawrence led by Thomas Wheatley Shawver Dale Wayne Rufenacht Joseph Krahn Marcia Kathryn Walsh Timothy Francis Degginger Jr Barry Gale Ablin John Cornelius Maloney Thomas William Poos John Orla Sanderson Leonard Western Clark Jr Bernard Dinsmore Reams Jr James Edward Salyer Calvin Harris Lawrence Edward Meyers Roger Bennett Williams Jeffery Alena.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
State Supreme Court
Lawrence
Thomas Wheatley Shawver
Dale Wayne Rufenacht
Joseph Krahn
Marcia Kathryn Walsh
Timothy Francis Degginger Jr
Barry Gale Ablin
John Cornelius Maloney
Thomas William Poos
John Orla Sanderson
Leonard Western Clark Jr
Bernard Dinsmore Reams Jr
James Edward Salyer
Calvin Harris
Lawrence Edward Meyers
Roger Bennett Williams
Jeffery Alena
Jurors Excused From February Douglas County Court
Jurors in the February term of Douglas County District Court Division I are excused from reporting on Monday. The last case of this term will be heard Wednesday, according to court clerk Mrs. Lucille Allison.
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Douglas County District Court
Division I
Lucille Allison
Allison
Kansas Traffic Deaths Log Highlights Fatalities
In Topeka AP reports show 24 hour period ending 9 AM Friday with 3 deaths. For April this year 32 fatalities and 147 for 1973 noted in the traffic death log.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
County Commissioner seeks public hearing on blacktopped roads
Douglas County Commissioner I J Stoneback plans a repeat call next week for a public hearing to establish road priorities for paving in the county. He argues for cheaper township style roads to expand surfaced routes, while Chairman Walter Cragan notes funds and right of way costs limit progress amid winter damage.
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Douglas County
I. J. Stoneback
Stoneback
Lecompton- Big Springs
Dean Sanderson
Sanderson
County Commission
Walter Cragan
Cragan
Tate May Visit Lawrence in May
Bradford Tate the newly appointed Lawrence High School principal may visit Lawrence in late May to meet with Supt. Carl Knox and look for a house. He plans to finish his doctorate in education at the University of Nebraska Teachers College in Lincoln in mid May and may bring his wife Judy and three children Troy Shanna and Melissa with him.
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Bradford Tate
Lawrence High School
Lawrence
Tate
University of Nebraska Teachers College
Lincoln
Supt
Carl Knox
Judy
Troy
Shanna
Melissa
Income Earnings Increase for KPL Company
Kansas Power and Light reports net income for Q1 1973 at 4,100,696 and earnings per share 60 cents after preferred dividends, with year total 290,325 above prior 12 months. Sales climbed to 32,214,089 for the quarter and 116,912,199 for the year, from prior periods.
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Kansas Power and Light Co
KPL
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