Douglas Criticizes Court Over Cambodian Bombing Order
Associate justice William C Douglas accuses fellow justices of acting beyond the law as Thurgood Marshall overrules his stay on bombing Cambodia. Douglas says the August 4 1973 decision was not lawful and issues a formal dissent.
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Washington
Supreme Court
William C. Douglas
U.S
Cambodia
Douglas
Thurgood Marshall
U.S. District Court
New York
U.S. Circuit Court
Marshall
Circuit Court
Court of Appeals
District Court
Nixon
High Court
Brother Marshall
Group Urges Handgun Ban on Civilians Nationwide
The National Advisory Commission on Criminal Justice Standards and Goals urges states to ban civilian handgun possession by Jan 1 1983 with exceptions for law enforcement and military, while retaining rifle and shotgun laws. It cites FBI murder data and calls for sweeping crime control measures.
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Washington
National Advisory Commission On Criminal Justice Standards and Goals
Delaware
Russell
FBI
Nixon Works On Scandal Reply From Camp David Seclusion
President Nixon has secluded at Camp David to craft his Watergate response as Senate Watergate committee lawyers prepare a lawsuit to compel turnover of subpoenaed tapes and documents. Archibald Cox has filed a parallel suit, with Nixon resisting subpoenas amid ongoing investigations.
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Washington
Nixon
Camp David
Senate Watergate Committee
Samuel Cash
Gerald L. Warren
Arabella the space spider spins weightless web aboard Skylab
Arabella the space going spider learned to spin a normal web without gravity aboard Skylab 2 as Dr. Owen Garriott and crewmates Capt. Alan Bean and Jack Lousma prepared for a photo survey of earth resources over Canada and the United States. The crew, in high spirits, planned more experiments and needed repairs to the orbiting lab.
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Owen K. Garriott
Arabella
Alan L. Bean
Jack R. Lousma
Canada
United States
Garriott
Judith Miles
Lexington
Mass
Skylab
Bean
Orbiting Laboratory
AAUP Attacks Haste in KU Tenure Study
The Kansas University AAUP chapter criticizes four subcommittees appointed in June to review tenure policy. They warn the final report due Oct 2 may be rushed and urge broader faculty reaction through the Faculty Senate. The groups study decisions, rights, and the impact of tenure amid economic concerns.
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Kansas University
American Association of University Professors
Archie Dykes
AAUP
Grant Goodman
Faculty Senate
Raymond Nichols
University Senate Executive Committee
SenEx
Goodman
Faculty Senate Executive
Senate
The
Journal-World
Ernest Angino
Angino
Kansas Board of Regents
Nichols
Gardens Yield Large Homegrown Tomatoes Reported
In Lawrence Mrs Lee Hess at Second and Arkansas notes unusually large tomatoes this season including two pounders from her plants and similar reports come from other area gardeners. Vinland telephone customers will dial direct starting September 15 as United Telephone Co converts services and mails new directories. First National Bank of Lawrence wins national charter for a branch at 23rd Street and Ridge Court with construction planned for fall and completion in spring or summer 1974.
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Vinland Telephone
John Green
United Telephone Co
Green
Cadet Duane Filkins Attends CAP Officers School
Duane B. Filkins of Lawrence is among 180 outstanding cadets from across the nation at a CAP sponsored cadet officers school at Maxwell AFB in Alabama. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred V. Filkins of 817 Maine.
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Duane B. Filkins
Lawrence
Civil Air Patrol
Maxwell Afb
Ala
Duane
Fred’ V. Filkins
Maine
Two Men Plead Guilty To Drug Sale Charges
Rudolph Neugebauer and Jeffrey Detrick pleaded guilty in Douglas County District Court to sale of cocaine charges connected to the July 11 Lawrence drug raid. They remain free on bond until sentencing set for September 11. A third man, Dennis Lantz, had a preliminary hearing in county court and is scheduled for arraignment September 7 in district court.
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Lawrence
Douglas County District
Rudolph Neugebauer
Jeffrey Detrick
Dennis Lantz
W. 15Th
Atlantic
Iowa
Lantz
Kansas University
Kansas
Vern Miller
Ottawa Woman Found Dead in Hay Field. Pathologist Estimates Weeks
Authorities declined comment on weapons near the body of Mrs. Wilma Jean Willoughby found four miles southwest of Ottawa. Her wedding ring was released to the family and no leads or motive yet. Dr. James Bridgens estimates death occurred about 24% weeks before discovery.
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Ottawa
Wilma Jean Willoughby
Willoughby
James Bridgens
Overland Park Pathologist
KU Science Team Reports Skylab Surface Moisture Data
KU meteorology chief Joe Eagleman says Skylab 2 recorded surface moisture and precipitation across a 160 mile Texas rectangle with scattered clouds, data acceptable with no repeat mission. EU experiment faced cloud interference and was rescheduled. Skylab 3 possible this fall if missions allow.
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Texas
Joe Eagleman
Kansas University
Atmospheric Science Laboratory
NASA
Eagleman
Student Honored on Dean's List at Baylor University
Christine A. Womack daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Womack of 201 Dakota has been named to the dean's list at Baylor University in Waco Texas.
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Christine A. Womack
William J. Womack
Dakota
Baylor University
Waco
Tex
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Lawrence Banks
Larry McElwain
Warren “Ordnary
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Wayne Lyon
Baldwin
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John Wright
Journal-World Photo
Jim Hahn
Will Hess
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