State Architect Resigns Over Political Influence
Topeka Kansas AP Henry W Schirmer resigns as chief architect from the Capitol Plaza Project complaining political influence and party splits wrecked planning for a $9 million Supreme Court site relocation. He cited $500000 in early planning and says the move undermines fiscal and architectural goals.
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Henry W. Schirmer
Capitol Area Plaza
Schirmer
Supreme Court
Harold R. Fatzer
Capitol Plaza
Kansas
Proximite
State Capitol
Fatzer
Capitol Area Plaza Authority
Israel Vows to Hunt Guerrillas Despite U N Censure
Israel declares it will not let international law hinder its pursuit of Palestinian guerrilla leaders. Lt. Gen. David Elazar says international law is not enforced against terrorists and warns more operations may follow the interception of a Lebanese airliner. The Security Council condemned Israel’s action in a unanimous vote.
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Israel
U.N. Security Council
David Elazar
United States
Security Council
United Nations
Yosef Tekoah
Middle East
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France
Egypt
Iraq
Soviet Union
Sudan
Indonesia
India
Yugoslavia
China
Floods Kill and Displace Residents Across Eight Mexican States
Heavy rains trigger flash floods in Mexico killing at least three people and leaving about 2 000 homeless. Encarnacion de Diaz in Jalisco reports by far the worst damage with around 600 houses destroyed.
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Mexico City
Encarnacion de Diaz
Jalisco
Lawrence district transfers 15 teachers to new school positions
Fifteen Lawrence School District 497 teachers shift to different schools for the 1973-74 year. Transfers reflect enrollment changes at Woodlawn New York Pinckney Riverside Hillcrest Centennial Schwegler East Heights South Junior High Central Junior High Sunset Hill and include new assignments for two teachers Jan Stinson and Carmen Rosser. David Kendall notes declines at Woodlawn and New York prompted moves and Sunset Hill gains due to enrollment growth after boundary changes near Kasold Drive and 15th Street.
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Lawrence
Riverside
Mary Ashby
Career Education
Pinckney
Glenda Brenton
John Stewart
Broken Arrown
Hillcrest
Margaret Gray
Woodlawn
Centennial
Mary Lynn Hartley
New York
Marlene Novotny
Kindergartern
Schwegler
Salley Johnson
Verla Youell
East Heights
Allison Mackie
South Junior High
Donna Marston
Lawrence High School
Central Junior
George Roe
Sunset Hill
Diane Woodworth
Broken Arrow
Jan Stinson
Cordley
Carmen Rosser
David Kendall
Board of Education
All Crafta and Services Building and Remodeling
Local building and remodeling firm offers kitchens baths additions general contracting and repairs. Services include concrete masonry roofing and fireplace work. Contact 842 7021 for estimates.
1307 Mass a Room Opens for Public Receptions
The venue at 1307 Mass hosts public wedding receptions and private parties with rental options and venue details inviting inquiries about available dates and capacity.
Drug Programs Planned in Topeka
A Kansas legislative committee proposes using state funds via the Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services to support diverse drug treatment programs. Chairman Rep. John T. Branchi says a previously introduced Senate bill fails to secure adequate treatment and urges goal driven funding with program evaluations.
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Topeka, Kan
John T. Branchi
Overland Park
State Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
Branchi
Kansas
Senate
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