Dole Speech Draws Record Attendance at Kansas Union
Sen. Bob Dole spoke to the Vickers Lecture Series drawing about 1,500 people. The crowd included protesters, media, state officials, GOP leaders, and university officials led by Chancellor Laurence Chalmers.
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Bob Dole
Kansas Union Ballroom
Robert Vickers
Wichita
GOP
McDill “Huck” Boyd
Phillipsburg
Kansas
William Falstad
Fredonia
J. D. King
Douglas County
Clyde Will
R‘yates Center
House
Ways and Means Committee
Robert Bennett
Prairie Village
Morris Kay
John “Vogel
Lawrence
Max Bickford
The
Kansas Board of Regents
Robert Helman
Goodland
Car Crash in Lawrence injures driver treated at hospital
A car driven by Nick Covelli 21 of Kansas City slowed for a left turn and was rear ended by a truck on Iowa Avenue near 23rd in Lawrence. Covelli was treated and released at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. The truck driver Ronald Glassburner 26 of Carl Junction Missouri faced $400 in damage to the truck and $600 to the car. Six other Thursday incidents with no injuries were investigated.
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Nick G. Covelli
Kansas City
Lawrence
Iowa
Covelli
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Ronald M. Glassburner
Carl Junction
Dole Faces Jeers During Kansas City Hunger Talk
Senator Dole spoke amid interruptions from the audience during a town hall style event in Kansas City. He defended hunger programs and Vietnam policy, saying de escalation continues and vowing no more Vietnam involvement. He acknowledged debate over corn price supports and faced protest as he departed to a reception.
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North Vietnam
Retired Geologist Wallace Lee Dies at 89
Wallace Lee, 89, of 2133 Vt. Lawrence Manor Nursing Home, died Thursday night. A former U S Geological Survey employee and long-time Kansas Geological Survey chief of subsurface surveys, he received a meritorious service citation from Secretary of the Interior. Funeral 2:30 p.m. Monday at Trinity Episcopal Church with cremation. Survived by a niece and nephew, sister-in-law, and a brother-in-law.
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Kansas Geological Survey
Wallace Lee
Lawrence Manor
U.S. Geological Survey
Lee
Secretary of the Interior
Douglas McKay
Washington, D.C
Trinity Episcopal Church
Harvard Wilbur
Rumsey Funeral Home
American Association of Petroleum Geologists
Geological Society of America
Sigma Alpha Epsilon _ social fraternity
Sigma. Xi Professional
The
Masons
Kansas
Missouri
Illinois
Texas
Siam
Kansas City
Colorado School of Mines
Jean Marion Fraser
Mexico
Oklahoma
Montana
Wyoming
Field Artillery
First Army
Denver Producing and Refining Co
Warren Lammert
John Hadley
St. Louis
C. H. Boulden
Port Hope
Canada
Gordon Fraser
Niagara Falls
Proposals to be explained at Douglas County briefing
City council members from Baldwin Eudora Lawrence and Lecoington meet at Eudora City Hall on Thursday to hear the county’s proposed subdivision regulations and solid waste management study. Lawrence Douglas County Planner Dick McClanathan will present the subdivision details and David Blackman will discuss research results and current recommendations.
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Eudora
Lawrence
Lecoington
Douglas County Commission
Eudora City Hall
Dick McClanathan
Lawrence Douglas
David Blackman
Valley Jaycees Plan Perry and Lecompton Cleanups
The newly formed Valley Jaycees will run two Saturday trash pickups in Perry and Lecompton. Volunteers meet at 9 a.m. in the LP Gas Co. lot, with a mid day lunch break and a second round in Lecompton. A family picnic is planned afterward. John Salisbury is club president.
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Valley Jaycees
Mr. Clean
Lecompton
Perry City
LP Gas .Co
Charles Brunkow
Lloyd Baumgartner
Bob Chris
Man
Lawrence
Bob Hughes
Bob Decker
Perry-Lecompton
Suspect Faces Burglary Charge Arrainsment Set
Gerry Dean Goetsch age 28 of 1617 Oxford Rd was arrested for burglary after breaking a vacant Town Crier Inc building window at 711 W 28th. He was found with cuts, treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital, released after posting a $1500 bond. Arraignment scheduled for 10 a.m. Monday.
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Dean Goetsch
Oxford Rd
Town Crier Inc
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Goetsch
Students Press for Big Eight Unity on Tuition Fight
Youth voter statements and campus leaders mixed with media defense of coverage as panelists urged the Big Eight to unite against a court ruling on out-of-state tuition. Regent Schwartzkopf spoke of phased absorption and suggested quotas for nonresidents while urging clearer meanings of excellence to win taxpayer support.
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Schwartzkopf
Miss Hall
Marvel
Regents Debate Sabbaticals and Planning Costs at KU
The Regents approved six sabbaticals for KU faculty aged over 60 despite criticism from Chairman Paul Wunsch who urged a board policy on sabbatical eligibility. Chancellor Laurence Chalmers defended the practice citing admin to teaching returns and campus tenure rules. The board also approved 90000 for Phase II of long range physical planning across six campuses.
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Regents
Kansas University
Paul Wunsch
Laurence Chalmers
Wunsch
Gov Docking To Address LHS Grads At May 28 Ceremony
Lawrence High School selects Gov Robert Docking as commencement speaker for the class of 1972. The 8 p.m. ceremony at Allen Fieldhouse marks a break from six years of student speakers as the governor, an LHS graduate, accepts the invitation.
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Lawrence High School
Robert Docking
Allen Fieldhouse
David Nottingham
Docking
LHS
Kansas Traffic Deaths Rise Through April
A Kansas statewide tally shows 155 traffic fatalities by April 36, 1972, up from prior months, with pattern noted through the year. Police and safety officials urge increased precautions and enforcement to curb deaths.
Regents Advise Transfer of Haskell Under BIA Central Office
The HJC Board of Regents approves moving Haskell Indian Junior College under the BIA Washington central office, citing efficiency gains and direct access to top administration. Resolutions also push for an Indian studies program, bolster Indian contractor involvement, and seek a technical adviser. The board plans to involve Robert Bennett and forms an admissions board with three students and three Indian faculty.
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Haskell Indian Junior College
Central Bureau of Indian Affairs
Washington
HJC Board of Regents
BIA
Haskell
HJC
Anadarko, Okla
Secretary of the Interior
Regents
Robert Bennett
Kansas American Indian Movement
James Cox
Midwest City
Okla
HJC Alumni Association
National Federation of Federal Employes
Washington, D.C
County Ponders Data Processing Switch for Tax Rolls
Douglas County commissioners toured Reno County’s computerized bookkeeping system and weighed moving from hand computed tax rolls to data processed rolls. Chairman Arthur Heck said the switch would save time and boost accuracy, with minimal initial cost using Emergency Employment Program funds and a rented computer time setup from the Lawrence area.
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Douglas County
Reno County
Commission
Arthur Heck
Heck
Lawrence
Daylight Saving Time Arrives This Weekend in Lawrence
Lawrence residents to move clocks forward one hour at 2 a.m. Sunday as DST starts, remaining in force until the last Sunday in October. U.S. Rep. Larry Winn Jr. greets Apollo 16 astronauts aboard the Carrier Tioconderoga, continuing his space program involvement.
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Ticonderoga
U.S
Larry Winn Jr
Kansas Third District
Winn
James Lovell
Joe Engle
Ron Evans
Arrangements Noted for Souisey Funeral Home Services
Souisey Funeral Home arrangements listed with contact number 843-5111 for service details.
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Souisey Funeral Home
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