Brandt Sees Treaties With Soviet Union and Poland Safe
Chancellor Willy Brandt told a West Berlin rally that the Soviet Union and Poland pacts would be ratified despite Bonn's crisis. He and Walter Scheel pressed opposition leaders in Bonn to avert new elections and preserve the 1970 nonaggression treaties.
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Berlin
Willy Brandt
West Berlin
West Germany
Soviet Union
Poland
Bonn
Brandt
John F. Kennedy Square
Walter Scheel
U.S
Scheel
Christian Democratic Opposition
Fee Increase Discussion On Bus Utilization
A study shows only part of available students ride the bus and a single one-way trip runs at 45 percent capacity. Lead author Dale Laurence of Nyssa Oregon urges a public relations drive including ads, clearer bus stops, and visible schedules. The report goes to KU Parking and Traffic Board Chancellor Chalmers the student senate Lawrence Bus Co city manager and Chamber of Commerce.
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Dale Laurence
Nyssa
Ore
Laurence
KU Parking and Traffic Board
Laurence Chalmers
Lawrence Bus Co
Chamber of Commerce
Car Club to Meet in Lawrence
The Lawrence Antique Auto mobile Club will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday at the University State Bank for an informal discussion of antique automobiles. The public is welcome to attend.
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Lawrence Antique Automobile Club
University State Bank
Soviet visitors fault U S students lack of discipline
A Soviet youth official said American students show little use of educational resources and lack responsibility. The visitors, touring six campuses including Hamilton College and BYU, urged more collective work to foster social responsibility while noting rigid Soviet student control and campus powers.
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Salt Lake City
U.S
Levon G. Saakyan
Moscow State University
Mukhin
County Beef Show Among Area Events
A busy day in the area features the Douglas County Beef Producers show with 247 cattle at the county fairgrounds from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Mouse That Roared is performed at West Junior High at 1:30 p.m. Carnival closes Baldwin High School show at 8 p.m. and the Girls Sports Show at Lawrence High at 7:30 p.m. Friends of Kevin Smith plan a charity carnival at Legionaires.
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Douglas County
County Fairgrounds
West Junior High School
Lawrence High School
Kevin Smith
Legionaires
Baker Picks Nine Youths for Awards
Nine Baldwin high school seniors have been named Baker University Presidential Scholars for 1972 73. The $1000 renewable scholarships go to students in the top five percent of their classes. Recipients include Michael Preston Shawnee Mission David Alan Dickinson Fort Scott Anita Llewellyn Kansas City Anita Dena Myers Horton Mary Curtin Axtell Sharon Watkins Hickman Mills Virginia Trotter Independence Lynda Wickland Topeka and Chery Tongier Coffeyville.
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Baldwin
Baker University
Michael Preston
Shawnee Mission
David Alan Dickinson
Fort Scott
Anita Llewellyn
Kansas City
Dena Myers
Horton
Mary Curtin
Axtell
Sharon Watkins
Hickman Mills
Virginia Trotter
Independence
Lynda Wickland
Topeka
Chery Tongier
Coffeyville
Haskell selects speaker for May 19 graduation
Wesley Bonito of Whiteriver Arizona chosen by the Student Senate as keynote speaker for Haskell Indian Junior College commencement May 19. Ceremony at 9 30 a m in the school stadium marks first class to complete the new two year general education program. Bonito 35 is education coordinator for the White Mountain Apache and serves on multiple boards and advisory groups.
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Wesley Bonito
Whiteriver
Ariz
Haskell Indian Junior College Board of Regents
Haskell
Bonito
White Mountain
Arizona State College
la Salle Extension University Law School
Chicago
Southwestern Indian Polytechnic Institute and
Arizona Boys Ranch
National Congress of American Indians
Arizona House of Repre
Pearson Cites Nixon Aid to Minority Businesses
Sen. James B. Pearson said the Nixon administration has done more to aid minority businesses than any prior regime. He noted nearly 9,000 minority businessmen aided and $47 million spent to support over 1,100 ventures. He stressed limits of federal help and praised rural electric cooperatives for development roles.
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Kansas City
Kan
James B. Pearson
Rkan
Richard Nixon
Pearson
Office of
CMS Electric Cooperative
Meade, Kan
Justice Official Attacks Press Inaccuracies in Reports
L. Patrick Gray III, acting deputy attorney general, told the Orange County Bar Association that U.S. press coverage is often inaccurate biased and unfair. He cited examples from The New York Times Washington Post Newsweek NBC CBS and CBS 60 Minutes and urged defense of both press and government.
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Santa Ana
Calif
Justice Department
L. Patrick Gray III
Orange County Bar Association
Gray
New York Times
Washington Post
Newsweek Magazine
NBC
CBS
Black Panthers
Black Panther Party
The
Post
Seymour Topping
60 Minutes
LEAA
Jerris Leonard
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N.Y
University of Wisconsin At
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Museum of Art
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Cherry Manor Convalescent Ter
U.S. 59
University Symphony
King David
Hoch Auditorium
Baker
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Phoenix Area
National Education Workshop
Lawrence's
Round Corner
Massachusetts
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Statistics
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Rural Electric Cooperative Movement
America
REA
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Miami Beach
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