Youth Vote and Bus Service Debate Among Big Eight Cities
City officials from Big Eight discuss the 18 year old vote and bus service in Lincoln and other cities. Lincoln just bought 33 new buses and faces subsidy issues while Ames Columbia and Boulder report mixed impacts and funding challenges. 190-270 chars.
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Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Odd Williams
Bill Gant
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Richard Stanwix
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Sam Schwartzkopf
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Iowa
Columbia
Orville Hobart
Barbara Kroeber
Chalmers Sees Dole Heckling as Unfortunate
Kansas University Chancellor Laurence Chalmers called the Dole heckling on Thursday night unfortunate while Sen. Bob Dole told the Journal World he was not disturbed. Robert Vickers said the J A Vickers Memorial Lecture Series is building toward great things despite a slow start.
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Steinbacher speaks on sex education event at Broken Arrow
Local notice announces Steinbacher speaking on sex education at Broken Arrow School on May 2 at 7:30 p.m. Public event listed as educational outreach with Rexall and Russell Stover Candies advertised in the bulletin.
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Steinbacher
Broken Arrow School
Dole Faces Jeering Crowd At Kansas University Speech
Senator Robert Dole spoke to about 1,500 at the Kansas Union Ballroom as protesters in blue paint and placards challenged his defense of Nixon era Indochina policy. He defended U S policy as realistic and highlighted troop reductions and casualties since 1969 while addressing hecklers with calls for peaceful, practical debate.
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Lasting Wage-Price Rules Possibility Says Grayson
Price Commission Chairman C Jack Grayson Jr sees a better than average probability that a lasting wage price controls regime will follow Phase 2. He warns Americans blame others for problems and urges self restraint amid fears of societal decay. The commission ordered price cuts at four firms, trimming profits by hundreds of thousands. GM posted a quarterly record profit of 651 million while Ford cut some 1972 model prices. Grayson hopes firms nearing profit margins won t wait for action.
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National Press Club
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Senate Committee Backs Workfare Welfare Plan
The Senate Finance Committee rejected Nixon’s welfare aid and favor a Workfare plan requiring able recipients to work or lose benefits. About 1.8 million mothers with young children would be exempt, while 1.2 million with school age kids must register with a federal employment agency and work for $1.20 an hour in make-work jobs.
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Senate Finance Committee
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Russell B. Long
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Sunny weekend forecast for Lawrence area
The National Weather Service predicts sunny and warmer weather in Lawrence this weekend with daytime highs in the 70s. Drying fields and gardens are expected as rain remains minimal next week. tonight’s low in the mid 30s and westerly winds 10 to 20 mph.
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Lawrence
Architects Meet Forty-nine Delegates At Kansas AIA Session
Forty-nine delegates including 17 from other states attend a continuing education meeting of the Kansas chapter of the American Institute of Architects at the Holiday Inn. Dick Peters of Lawrence serves as chapter president.
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Arrangements at home or away
A fragmented obituary note lists Funeral Home contact details and basic arrangements at home. The readable fragments include phone numbers and street address hints, indicating a private family memorial setup.
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Eway
Aeuney Funeral Home
North Vietnamese drive toward Hue intensifies battle near Quang Tri
North Vietnamese forces overran Dong Ha and pressed toward Quang Tri as they assault Fire Base Bastogne to open Route 547 toward Hue. U.S. air and sea power bombed tanks near Quang Tri, with 11 tanks reportedly knocked out and several Cobra crewmen killed in air-to-ground fighting.
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Regents Adopt Budget Guidelines For Kansas Colleges
The Kansas Board of Regents approved budget guidelines for six state colleges and universities. They allow a 5 percent hike in faculty salary money and seek a 14 percent increase to raise the state contribution to the faculty retirement program. President James McCain urged a 10 year goal reaching 10 percent state retirement funding with a 5 percent faculty share.
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Wichita State
Regents Adopt Unclassified Positions and Funding Details
Regent Henry Bubb of Topeka questioned the student faculty ratio as McCain noted current operations run 1 to 32 with 50 new faculty positions since the last legislature. The council of presidents also recommended adding more employees to the unclassified category.
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Topeka
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Council of Presidents
Apollo 16 crew returns from moon voyage aboard USS Ticonderoga
Apollo 16 astronauts John W. Young Charles M. Duke Jr and Thomas K. Mattingly return to Hawaii aboard the USS Ticonderoga after a 11 day mission. They land 1500 miles south of Hawaii and will transfer to Hickam AFB for the flight to the Manned Spacecraft Center. Rock and soil samples totaling 245 pounds are headed to the Lunar Receiving Laboratory for analysis. Scientists anticipate evidence of ancient volcanic activity on the moon as part of its early history. President Nixon telephoned congratulations promoting Duke and Mattingly. Young is promoted to captain.
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