Lawence District 497 anticipates kindergarten transfers
Lawrence School District 497 plans adjustments as kindergarten enrollment exceeds expectations at Schwegler Elementary. Assistant Superintendent David Kendall says some kindergartners may move to other schools with a final decision due this afternoon. Grades 1 7 and 10 12 started today. eighth and ninth graders report tomorrow.
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Lawrence
David Kendall
Schwegler Elementary School
Kendall
Ruling on Tapes Is Months Off in Watergate Case
The Nixon tape dispute could push a final court decision into October or later. Judge Sirica aims to rule by Wednesday, with appeals and possible Supreme Court review delaying any release to a grand jury. Archibald Cox urges speed to allow further evidence review and indictments as needed. Melvin Laird defends the president’s position on taperelease.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
John J. Sirica
Supreme Court
Watergate
Archibald Cox
ABC
Melvin R. Laird
Mobile Home Rules To Gain City Scrutiny Tuesday
Lawrence officials prepare a staff report on mobile home safety requiring over the top tie downs for new units and group storm shelters for parks. The plan proposes an annual license fee of 50 cents to 1 dollar to offset inspections with a public hearing likely later.
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Lawrence City Commission
City Hall
First National Bank
Ninth
Massachusetts
Den‘his Kallsen
Commission
City Commission Agenda Includes Paving Brook Street Plan
The commission reviews a drainage request for Brook Street from 12th to 15th and sets 10 a.m. Sept 10 1973 to receive bids for one prefabricated comfort station in Woody Park. It proclaims Lawrence Aviation Week Sept 17–23 and schedules a public hearing Oct 23 for 603 Lincoln demolition.
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James Spillman
Brook Street
Brook
Woody Park
Lawrence Aviation
American Party factions in Kansas plan showdown this fall
The American Party of Kansas factions, led by Ray Hall and David Stallard, met separately to confirm officers and push legitimacy. They issued demands for records, vowed to contest credentials at the national meeting in October, and warned of possible legal action over the party name.
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American Party of Kansas
Douglas County State Bank
Ray Hall
David Stallard
Joe McCullough
Butler County
Hall
Stallard
American Party
National Credentials Committee
Kansas
Elwin Shanahan
National Party
Tom Anderson
Anderson
Memphis Busing Program Moves with Little Trouble
Memphis officials report about 28 000 pupils were bused on opening day under a court desegregation order. Some delays and bus breakdowns occurred but overall operation ran smoothly with 160 buses on 508 routes serving 140 schools. policing and a central control center aided the rollout amid ongoing civil rights concerns stemming from Memphis history.
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Memphis, Tenn
South
Memphis
U.S. District Court
Robert M. McRae Jr
KU Mixer Set for Sept 10 With KU Faculty and Chamber
More than 1 000 members from Kansas University Faculty and Lawrence Chamber of Commerce are expected to attend the annual KU mixer September 10 from 5 40 to 7 30 p m at Meadowbrook Apartments at 15th and Crestline. Sixty new faculty and staff plus spouses are invited as guests of the chamber. Reservations are $1 50 per person and invitations go to over 1 109 Chamber members and 1 600 KU faculty and staff. Prominent officials including Chancellor Archie Dykes Athletic Director Clyde Walker and Lawrence Mayor Nancy Hambleton are to be introduced to attendees.
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Kansas University
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Meadowbrook
15Th
Crestline
Tl Church
Chamber
Church
Archie Dykes
Clyde Walker
Lawrence
Nancy Hambleton
Jack Brand
Haskell Indian Junior College
Wallace Galluzzi
Dissident American Party Meeting Highlights Constitutional Gripes
In Douglas County a faction of the American Party gathered at the Douglas County State Bank to push for registering all delegates and to revive constitutional government. Members attack Supreme Court rulings on abortion and desegregation, decry 14th Amendment ratification, denounce Watergate, and oppose federal programs while urging a balanced budget and a foreign policy prioritizing America first.
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Douglas County State Bank
American Party
Dick Stallard
Supreme Court
Repulicans
Helen L. Johnston
Emporia
Southeast Asia
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