School Staff Defends Beloit Girls Industrial School
Dr. Robert A. Haines, director of the state Division of Institutional Management, rebuts accusations against Beloit Girls Industrial School staff. He notes rare student homosexuality, a cottage parent’s resignation after alleged sex play, and says records show Social Security deposits and withdrawals are fully documented. He stresses staff efforts to rebuild family ties and that religious materials are available and not ridiculed.
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Topeka
Kan
Beloit
Robert A. Haines
State Division of Institutional Management
Reynolds Shultz
Haines
Shultz
Nixon’s $500000 armored presidential limousine rolls out
Dearborn Michigan AP reports Ford built a hand crafted five ton Lincoln Continental armored for President Nixon with a 365 horsepower engine, 480 cubic inches, 10 inch armor weight, bulletproof windows tires and a hydraulically raised bubble. The car carries a $5000 yearly lease and will be transported to Washington under Secret Service escort.
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Dearborn
Mich
Nixon
Washington
Secret Service
Detroit Free Press
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Wallace progresses in therapy ahead of schedule
Doctors say Governor George C. Wallace is ahead of his four week plan to regain independence after a May 15 spinal injury. He follows standard PT and OT routines at Spain Rehabilitation Center in Birmingham with strong daily activity and reading tasks, aided by his athletic background and motivation.
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Birmingham
Ala
George C. Wallace
George H. Trough
Spain
Wallace
Laurel
Traugh
Cornelia
Judith Cantey
Indian land deal prompts BIA meeting at Horton
About 75 Pottawatomie Indians forced entry to the BIA office in Horton after finding the door locked and summoned the Brown County sheriff. Officials said Washington and Anadarko reps would arrive to evaluate complaints while a Mayetta spokesman noted the BIA rejected a development proposal as too comprehensive and funds would not be available until 1975.
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Horton
Kan
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Pottawatomie
BIA
Washington
Anadarko
Okla
Brown County
Mayetta
Women's Lib Film Featured for KU Foreign Students
Seventy five students from 26 counties attend the 22nd annual Foreign Student Orientation Center at Kansas University. The schedule includes a film on the women’s liberation movement and lectures by KU and area professors on literature, economy, medicine, foreign policy, and theater.
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Kansas University
Charles Masinton
Lloyd Averill
Kansas City
Darwin Dakoff
William McKnelly
KU Medical Center
Clifford Ketzel
Robert Findlay
Size range of algae spans microscopic to massive giants
Algae species vary greatly in size from tiny unicellular organisms visible only under a microscope to enormous marine forms reaching up to 206 feet in length.
Cider Sundays Arts Festival Sets October Dates
Apple Valley Farm hosts the second annual Cider Sundays Arts and Crafts Festival on October 1, 8, 15 and 22 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Perry Lake east side farm. Demonstrations by artists, an 1898 cider mill, and copper kettle apple butter over a fire. Information requests go to Apple Valley Farm Box 484 Lawrence.
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Apple Valley Farm
Perry Lake
Lawrence
False Claims Indictment To Resident
Ed ward P. Turner Jr., 38, of Lawrence, Kansas, indicted by a federal grand jury for willfully filing false tax refund claims. He allegedly filed 20 fraudulent returns for 1971 seeking $26,032 total refunds, with 19 returns showing identical figures and one return for $2,713. Mailing addresses included Lawrence, Atchison, and Falls City Nebraska.
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Topeka, Kan
Edward P. Turner Jr
Lawrence
Kan
Internal Revenue Service
Turner
Farver
Farrer
Atchison
Falls City
Neb
Turner arrested in June 14. bond set at 2500
Turner, resident of 900 Schwarz Rd in Lawrence, formerly an automobile salesman, was arrested on June 14. Bond is set at 2500 dollars and he faces trial in U.S. District Court in Topeka.
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Turner
Schwarz Rd
Lawrence
U.S. District Court
Topeka
Arraignment Set In Shooting Case
Samual Turner 18 of 120 N J was ordered to appear in Douglas County District Court at 11 a m Sept 8 for arraignment on aggravated battery charges after a preliminary hearing. Turner faced a second felony charge that was dismissed.
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Samual Turner
N.J
Douglas County
Donald P. Purdy
Turner
Charles Rankin
Earl E. Cheek
del. Purdy
Sunset
Purdy
Cheek
Sanitation Department
Fifth
Mississippi
Jerry Donnelly
Lawrence
Vera
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