County Attorney pushes action on delinquent child support
Douglas County Attorney Mike Elwell seeks to force deserts to sign criminal complaints against nonpaying fathers. He outlined letters to 108 aid to dependent children mothers asking for last known address and whereabouts and warned noncooperation could affect benefits. Deserters in Kansas face felony charges with potential prison terms and out‑of‑state cases fall under reciprocal support enforcement.
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Douglas County Welfare Department
Douglas County
Mike Elwell
Elwell
ADC
Ment
John Derrick
Welfare Department
Lelwell
Kansas
Legislature Votes and Student Residency Question in Kansas
Kansas will not decide where college students may vote until after the 1972 legislature. John R. Martin said residency for student voters remains undecided and is up to the lawmakers to resolve, with appeals to an unofficial advisory to Dan Young. An interim committee studies the issue as 18-year-old voting becomes law nationwide.
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Topeka
Kan
John R. Martin
Kansas
Martin
Douglas County
Dan Young
Attorney General
Attorney General's
U.S
Young
Guilty plea in mail matter ties KU player to case
KU football player Thomas J. Gaughan 22 pleaded guilty in U S District Court to one count of possessing stolen mail matter. Co defendant Dennis Cohlmia 19 of Wichita faces an omnibus hearing set for Aug 30. Sentencing for Gaughan could reach five years and a $2000 fine. coaches await status before Sept 11 season opener in Lawrence versus Washington State.
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Kansas City
Kan
Thomas J. Gaughan
University of Kansas
U.S
Gaughan
Chicago
Dennie Cohlmin
Wichita
Lawrence
Arthur Stanley Jr
Kansas
Washington State
Don Fambrough
Coh- Imia
Cohlmia
Dollar Shows Surprise Strength Against Global Currencies
In London and other European markets the dollar held firm after Nixon's policy move. Rates showed minor devaluations across major hubs with London at 2.4375 per pound and Paris around 5.5275 francs per dollar, while Zurich and Brussels saw dollar weakness and Tokyo trading paused due to time zones.
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London
Zurich
Brussels
Frankfurt
Nixon
Paris
Tokyo Exchange
Bank of Japan
Lawrence Restores Phase II Street Program With $55 000
Lawrence city officials announced a Phase II street overlay program will proceed after finding about $55 000 unanticipated funds from Phase I. City Manager Buford Watson said the money will allow overlay on ten additional streets including Lawrence Avenue Sixth to Harvard, Seventh from Lawrence to Schwarz, Yale Crestline to Centennial, Ohio 23rd to Kansas, Mississippi Third to Seventh, Kentucky Eighth to Ninth, 15th Harper to city limits, and three short streets Craig Court Wedgewood Court Lindenwood Lane.
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Lawrence
Buford Watson
Watson
Lawrence Avenue
Sixth Street
Harvard Road
Seventh Street
Schwarz Road
Yale Road
Crestline
Centennial
Ohio
23Rd Street
Kansas Street
Mississippi
Kentucky
Harper
15Th Street
Craig Court
Wedgewood Court
Lindenwood Lane
KU Students Back in City
Kansas University students return to Mt. Oread for orientation and enrollment week. Auditions and placement exams initiate activities while ID photos begin this afternoon and continue into Tuesday as enrollment starts Wednesday with a student government orientation in the Kansas Union.
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Kansas University
Mt. Oread
Kansas Union
Rumsey Funeral Home Ad Seeks Service Day or Night
An advertisement for Rumsey Funeral Home lists the phone number 843-5111 and promotes availability for service day or night.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Ky refuses to run as Saigon faces deep political crisis
Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky declines participation in the October 3 presidential election. He proposes resignations for a new vote, hoping to avert dark days for the nation. Thieu’s stance remains uncertain as U S authorities express regret but aim for a viable contest. Ky’s name to stay on the ballot per law despite withdrawal. Hanoi denounces court reversal as a Nixon-backed farce.
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Nguyen Cao Ky
Saigon
Duong van
Minh
Thieu
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieuw
U.S
Duong van Minh
Jeff Thieu
Radio
Hanoi
Supreme Court
Nixon
Rainy Tuesday forecast for regional area
Weather page notes rain expected on Tuesday across the region. Local ads list Russell Stover Candies and Key Rexall stores. A Happy Hour ad promotes 5 to 7 at Casa de Taco 1105 Mass.
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Russell Stover
Key Rexall
Casa de Taco
Ambassadors Reach Draft Berlin Accord For Western Access
The Big Four ambassadors completed a draft agreement on Berlin's future and will refer it to their governments. The plan likely covers Western access to West Berlin, passage through the Wall, and West German presence in West Berlin abroad, with a Soviet consulate considered.
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Big
Berlin
West Berlin
Abrasimov
Jean Sauvagnargues
France
Sir Roger Jackling
Great Britain
Rush
Germany
Sauvagnargues
Jackling
West Germany
Wall
East Berlin
Rain Forecast for Tuesday With 40 Percent Chance
The forecast shows a 40 percent chance of rain on Tuesday with dwindling chances for the rest of the week. Tonight’s low is expected in the 70s and Tuesday’s high in the 90s, while rain tonight stands at 20 percent.
Kennedy Jr. pleads no contest to loitering charge
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., 17, son of the late senator, pleads no contest in Barnstable District Court to a loitering charge. He is fined $50 in court costs after being arrested on West Main Street in Hyannis near the family compound.
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Barnstable
Mass
Robert F. Kennedy Jr
New York
Barnstable District Court
Cape Cod
Kennedy
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Rfk Jr
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