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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1972

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Nixon allies demand audit of McGovern fund raising

President Nixon aides push congressional investigators to audit George McGovern’s fundraising records as rigorously as GOP finances. Maurice Stans says GAO inquiry should be pursued with McGovern staff and vows a similarly extensive report. McGovern prepares for a busy New York event on employment and taxes as Shriver relaxes at Cape Cod.

Washington Nixon Finance Committee George McGovern General Accounting Office Sen. McGovern Maurice Stans Commerce GAO Congress Stans John Connally Treasury ABC Issues and Texas Lyndon B. Johnson San Clemente Calif Defense Melvin R. Laird Vietnam Spiro T. Agnew NBC Meet the Press U.S North Vietnam Hanoi South Vietnamese Agnew McGovern New York Sargent Shriver Cape Coed Mass

Lawrence Bicycles Required to Carry City Licenses

Lawrence ordinances mandate city licenses for all bicycles and a 25 cent fee. fines apply for riding without a sticker. Licenses list bicycle brand and serial number and must be affixed until sold. Night riding requires a white headlight and a red rear light or reflector. riding two abreast is prohibited. accidents reportable within 24 hours. Police urge marking bikes with identifying marks beyond serial numbers to deter theft.

Lawrence City Kansas University Miguel Garcia Journal-World Hoch Auditorium Kansas

City Commission Considers Sept Bank Women’s Week Proclamation

NEW BUSINESS items include proclaiming Sept 17 23 as Bank Women’s Week holding public hearings on parking lot improvements at Seventh and Vermont and on general special improvements. Site plan Allen Press llth and New Hampshire and a planning consult contract for Neighborhood Development Phase Three are under review.

Bank Seventh Vermont Allen Press Llth New Hampshire City Oblinger-Smith Finance Department Community Arts Council Human Relations Commission Roger White

City Commission Set Hearing on Affirmative Action Plan

The Lawrence City Commission will hear the proposed affirmative action plan Tuesday with possible postponement after a meeting with the Human Relations Commission. A revised ordinance outlines enforcement authority, contractor information forms, and no set timetables for compliance. Also on the agenda are a house wireman electrician category, a request to excavate the 700 block of Massachusetts Street, and a public hearing on a southeast Vermont Street parking lot.

Lawrence City Commission Human Relations Commission City Commission Buford Watson Commission Constant Construction Co Massachusetts Street Seventh Vermont Streets

Sloop Choice Made For Canada's Cup Defense

TORONTO AP After a month of selection trials Mi rage is chosen over Mer ry to defend the Canada's Cup for the Royal Canadian Yacht Club. The two sloops raced the final trial races Saturday.

Toronto Mirage Merry Royal Canadian Yacht Club

Two inmates charged in the death of Greathouse at Kansas penitentary

Alfonso Moreno of Topeka and Herman Brown Jr. of Wichita face first degree murder and conspiracy charges in the June 3 1971 death of KSP inmate Von J Greathouse 27 Iowa. Preliminary hearings set Sept 5 in Leavenworth County Magistrate Court as both remain in custody.

Leavenworth Kansas State Penitentiary KSP von J. Greathouse Iowa Leavenworth County Brown Moreno

United States Pushes 25 Percent U.N. Budget Share

The United States seeks to cut its U.N. regular budget share to 25 percent from 31.52 percent, about $64 million in 1972, while Waldheim asks for $224 million in 1973. The memo notes U.S. voluntary aid to U.N. activities neared $500 million in 1971 and cites broad opposition in Congress to the current funding structure.

United Nations N.Y United States World Organization U.S U.N Kurt Waldheim General Assembly Congress China

Ten year old in McAlester seeks Social Security for wounded dad

Bernard Long, 10, wrote to President Nixon to press for Social Security for his 100 percent disabled Army Vietnam veteran father. A White House call followed via security chief, and Bernard awaits a reply while his father recovers from a Nam Cam Province mine incident on April 2, 1970.

Mcalester Okla Bernard Joe Long White House Bernard Bernard C. Long Army Veterans Administration Washington Long Daddy Nam Cam Vietnam

Medley Job Agreement Is Proposed

Carroll Biggs and Carl Knox propose schedules for William Medley to leave Lawrence High School by January 22 and move to Concord High School in Wilmington. Knox plans to ask the Lawrence board to set January 22 as Medley’s last day while noting possible earlier completion if arrangements allow. The action aims to fill Concord’s opening and secure a Lawrence successor for the new semester.

Carroll Biggs DuPont Wilmington Del Board of Education William Medley Lawrence High School Carl Knox Lawrence Board of Education Medley Concord High School Knox Biggs Lawrence

County to Seek State Grant for Probation Parole Interns

Douglas County court services director E Lonnie Phillips announced the County Commission approved applying for a 6791 grant from the Governors Committee on Criminal Administration. The funds would extend the eight month intern program run by two Kansas University social welfare students under his supervision, mainly for pre sentence juvenile investigations.

Douglas County Court Services E. Lonnie Phillips County Commission Governor’s Committee On Criminal Administration Phillips School of Social Welfare Kansas University GCCA

Tanaka Sees Path to Peace Treaty with Communist China

Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka states that he believes Japan and Communist China will eventually sign a peace treaty. He indicates optimism about improved relations and future negotiations between the two nations.

Tokyo Kakuei Tanaka Japan China

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