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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1973
Page
1
Editor notes this AP series on learning problems and solutions. It argues blocks persist from elementary school into adulthood without proper coaching. It stresses personal attention, immediate success, and practice methods to help students like Sam see words, spell correctly, and build confidence.
Lawrence city commission will receive bids Tuesday afternoon for Phase II of the federal Neighborhood Development Program with an expected total of 300 000 though 250 000 is available from the second year grant. Work includes beautification on Massachusetts Street blocks 600 and 1100 plaza at Sixth and Massachusetts and intersection traffic improvements. A Phase III discussion will follow with planning consultant reps. A bid date for demolition at Seventh and Vermont Lot 81 near New Hampshire Street is also on the agenda.
A jury trial for James J Brown 21 of Schurz Nevada on second degree murder charges stemming from the January 25 stabbing death of Jake Garcia 19 of Santo Domingo Pueblo New Mexico has been continued to May 29 by agreement of the attorneys. Brown remains free on an $8 000 bond.
The agenda covers authorizing filings for a Neighborhood Development project, bids due May 8 for depot structures at Seventh and Vermont and Lot 81 New Harmpanite. paving Industrial Lane. sewer construction for Pioneer Ridge No 4. various board appointments. and a claim for damages from a sewer backup. Old business includes taxi stands in the CBD and removing parking on Engel Road north of Westwood Drive.
The forecast calls for another 60 percent chance of rain and cooler temperatures this week. Highs near 60 and lows around 40s through Friday follow weekend highs in the mid 70s. Wind was noted as the main issue with weekend readings reaching 74 and 76, and a 65 degree low this morning.
Sen. Robert Dole's office announced the design contract for Haskell Indian Junior College was awarded to Robertson Peters and Williams of Lawrence for $225,000. The decision was disclosed this afternoon.
Alison Gold of Lawrence won the 1973 Kansas state spelling bee at Washburn University Topeka, finishing as youngest champion in the 20 year history. She spelled formaldehyde to defeat Kerry Lynn Ales who was runner up and then codicil to clinch the title.
St Johns School dominated the Lawrence Optimist Clubs Bicycle Safety Parade winning the traveling trophy for highest participation 110 of 182. Mary Robbins and Paul Johnson led best overall trophies while six other St Johns students earned entries. Kennedy School had 79 of 292 participants with four winners, and numerous other school entries claim top spots across divisions.
Lawrence motorists faced flashing traffic signals as timers weren’t adjusted for Daylight Saving Time. Timers will be readjusted today. Mrs. Karel Blaas represents the Douglas County Red Cross chapter aiding flood disaster work in St. Louis for about four weeks, operating from the Bi-State office with Jo Byers unavailable.
John B. Bremner professor of journalism at Kansas University is in stable fair condition in the acute care ward of Lawrence Memorial Hospital. He was admitted Sunday after suffering a heart attack. Funeral home contact Romney Funeral Home 143-6111.
The Journal-World repeats first place in advertising in the Kansas Press Association contest for 1972. The award recognizes the Downtown Lawrence section and the Nov 15 1972 publication. Representatives Jack Starkey and Bruce Baker accepted the honor at Pittsburg.
The Lawrence School Board offers a 5100 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons who started fires at New York School early Saturday. Classes proceed with cleaning and repairs. damage is estimated at 14000 by firefighters and 9000 by staff.
Archie Dykes named chancellor designate of Kansas University to take office July 1 asks Richard von Ende to stay as executive secretary. Von Ende has served in acting capacity since August and will continue in that post with Raymond Nichols becoming adviser during the transition.
The letters show Haldeman and Ehrlichman resigning amid Watergate fallout. Haldeman cites inability to fulfill duties due to ongoing investigations and public scrutiny. Ehrlichman says persistent rumors and attacks have impaired his usefulness and capacity to serve.
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