Co op Status Urged at Nearby Sunflower Village
In Sunflower Village a private ownershi p housing site with 1750 residents, residents weigh a cooperative buyout to gain land and bargaining power. Community developer Galbreath backs a feasibility study due by May or June, with local meetings planned in July to discuss price, mortgage viability, and life of the existing structures.
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Sunflower Village
Phil Galbreath
Sunflower
Galbreath
Louis H. Ensley
Lawton
Okla
Sunflower People
Ensley
North Viet Nam proposes talks on unconditional U.S. pullout
Hanoi negotiator Xuan Thuy offered at the Vietnam peace talks to begin negotiations today on an unconditional date for all American forces to withdraw from South Vietnam. The move marks the first offer to discuss a withdrawal date, with follow up on prisoner release and security for withdrawing troops.
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Paris
North Vietnam
United States
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Xuan Thuy
Vietnam
Thuy
Viet Cong
Mrs. Binh
U.S
David K. E. Bruce
Lam
Saigon
Docking Restores Higher Education Funds Vetoes Reductions
Gov. Docking used the line item veto to restore 425000 in college funds cut by the 1971 legislature. He vetoed three sections of the omnibus bill restoring 229736 to Pittsburg State College 130148 to the University of Kansas and 64931 to Emporia State Teachers College. He says the move avoids hardship for Kansas higher education and keeps state revenue within safe margins, hinting at possible future allocations if needed.
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Ropeka
Robert Docking
Docking
Goveror
Pittsburg State College
University of Kansas
Emporia State Teachers College
Kansas
Principal Has New Approach From Decatur Illinois
Lloyd Moma, principal of Stephenson Elementary, has made 30 praise calls and teachers 60 more over four months to congratulate students. Enrollment stands at 435. He notes parents usually hear about problems, preferring these positive calls to improve relationships.
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Decatur, Ill
Lloyd Moma
Stephenson Elementary School
Moma
Slayings in Topeka Cleaning Establishment
Major Case Squad investigates the slayings of Miss Alice Spellmeier and Miss Earline Lear, stabbed multiple times at a Topeka cleaning business. Forty squad members work with a $200 reward offered by the North Topeka Merchants Association. A motive and weapon remain unknown after Lear's 7:54 a.m. call.
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Topeka
Capitol Area
Alice Spellmeier
Earlene Lear
Miss Spellmeier
Miss Lear
Acquittal for Capt Kotouc in My Lai case
A seven officer jury acquitted Capt Eugene M Kotouc of maiming a prisoner after the 1968 My Lai raid. He testified he accidentally cut the prisoner's fingertip while seeking information and insisted he did not intend harm. Kotouc will remain in the Army as other My Lai acquittees are noted and Medina awaits trial.
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FT. Mcpherson, Ga
Eugene M. Kotouc
My Lai
Vietnam
Kotouc
Liv
David Mitchell
St. Francisville
Charles Hutto
Tallulah
William L. Calley Jr
Ernest Medina
Montrose
Colo
McPherson
U.S
Paris Holds Drugged Chinese Diplomat After Shanghai Flight Halted
Chinese embassy officials clashed with airport police as Paris police kept Chung Shi jung under guard in a maximum security ward. The Chinese demanded his return to Shanghai while French authorities weigh the case and seek a diplomatic solution.
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Paris
Shanghai
Chung Shijung
France
Chung
Algiers
China
Index Partly Cloudy and Warmer
Weather page brief notes a partly cloudy sky with warmer conditions across the area. No precipitation is mentioned and the update signals a mild temperature rise for the day. The entry directs readers to page 5 for full details.
Airmen Clash With Red Missiles Over North Vietnam
U S Navy planes tangled with four SAM2 missiles and 37 mm anti aircraft fire while photographing North Vietnamese air defenses northwest of the DMZ. The carrier Hancock pilots returned safely after the attack. 45 American service members were killed last week, lifting total battlefield deaths past 45,000. A Marine OV1C reconnaissance plane was shot down near Da Nang, killing its two crew.
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Saigon
U.S. Navy
North Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
U.S. Command
Navy
AFS
U.S
Hanoi
Vietnam
Ha Tinh
Hancock
Gulf of Tonkin
Laos
South Vietnam
da Nang
Slow warming trend continues in northeast Kansas
The slow warming trend from Wednesday is expected to continue into Friday with near zero rain chances. Tonight and Friday will see hazy skies and lows in the upper 40s to low 50s. Friday's high should reach the 70s locally, with the warmth persisting through Monday.
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Kansas
Senate approves KU fee hike to cover union insurance costs
Kansas University Student Senate backs higher campus privilege fees up to two dollars per semester to cover union building insurance. A one dollar semester increase would fund seven day operation. The body also accepts Blue Cross Blue Shield student health insurance, mirrors Travelers plan, with single coverage at 61.44 dollars and outlines other changes.
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Kansas University
Senate
Kansas Union Executive Committee
Frank Burge
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Travelers Insurance Co
Family prescription records tax notes Tuaranes
Fragmentary notice notes prescription records kept for tax purposes. Mentions Ray areas ru F 843-0019 and Adv Towa in unclear context. No clear event or identifiable entities beyond these fragments.
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Ray Areas
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Sunflower Army Ammunition Plant
Journal-World Photo
Will Hess
Nguyen Thuy Binh
Morris Kay
R-Lawrence
House
Kay
Kathy Rose
Ment
Peking
Orly Airport
Ste
Russell Stover
Key Rexall
Ady
Ralph Gage
J-W
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