Mental health case blocks Moon church push in Great Bend
In Great Bend Kansas residents petitioned for state and federal probes of the Unification Church linked to Pam Fanshier age 23 a 1975 KU graduate Her parents sought a court ordered psychiatric exam but Barton County Judge Frederick Woleslager found no illness The ruling cites a psychiatrist report indicating no mental illness or danger though fanshiers attorney cites alleged influential indoctrination and brainwashing The girl reportedly is abroad at a Moon training center in New York City
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Great Bend
Triangle Drug Store
Kansas
Unification Church of
New York
South Korea
Woleslager
Robert Keenen
Fanshiers
Keenen
Miss Fanshier
Moon Organization
Unifica
Tion
Robert Feidt
Fanshier
United States
Palestinians vow immediate reprisals after raid on Lebanon
Guerrillas promise immediate reprisals for the Israeli air raid on Lebanon as Lebanon and Egypt urge a U.N. Security Council meeting. About 100 people are killed and over 150 wounded in attacks on refugee camps and guerrilla bases. Pope Paul VI expresses sadness and urges restraint. Egypt condemns the raid as violating disengagement accords. The U.N. Security Council set to meet in New York for consultations.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Palestine Guerrilla Command
United Nations Security Council
Israel
Paul VI
Paul
Vatican
Jean Cardinal Villot
Egypt
Henry A. Kissinger
Syria
Cairo
Ismail Fahmy
Middle East
New York
Security Council
U.N
Lawrence Aviation gets emergency fuel allocation approved
Lawrence Aviation Inc operating at Lawrence Municipal Airport received emergency aviation fuel allocation from the Federal Energy Administration through Jan 1, ensuring fuel for transient pilots and local operators at year end. No gallon limit is set if fuel use remains reasonable.
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Lawrence Aviation, Inc
Lawrence Municipal
Federal Energy Administration
Marlin Jones
Lawrence Aviation
Jones
FEA
Washington
Officials May Learn Parkway Funding Within a Week
Douglas County and Kansas highway officials expect a FHA decision within a week on how to split a $10 million federal allotment for Clinton Parkway. The project competes with six or seven other road jobs for limited funds, with local officials seeking 4.13 million to cover 70 percent federal funding for a 4.1 mile four lane parkway. An environmental impact statement is nearing completion, with final approval required before preliminary engineering and right of way work can begin.
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Douglas County
Kansas
Clinton Parkway
Federal Highway Administration
John Kemp
FHA
Kansas City
Congress
Kemp
23Rd
Iowa
Clinton Reservoir
Bob Downen
Washington
Bob Dole
Parkway
State Reperment of Transportation
Council On Environmental Quality
Kansas Department of Transportation
Finney and Turnipseed Consulting Engineers
Topeka
Douglas County Heart Fund drive planning under way
Organizational efforts for the 1976 Douglas County Heart Fund begin as division chairmen meet to raise $14,000 during February designated Heart Month. Heart Week runs Feb 15 22 with a Lawence residential campaign on Feb 22 led by Mrs Archie R Dykes returning as campaign head.
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Douglas County
Heart
Lawrence
Archie R. Dykes
Lawrence School District 497 reports 7362 full time students
Kenneth Fisher says district has 7362 full time equivalent students, 87 above the 7275 budget estimate. Sept 15 headcount shows 8003 students with 3965 in elementary, 1877 in junior highs, and 1861 in high school. State auditor will review figures later. some high school counts involve part time students.
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Lawrence
Kenneth Fisher
Fisher
Betty Ford Joins Peking Art School Dance Class
First Lady Betty Ford visited the Central May 7th College of Art in Peking and joined eight young dancers for warmups and a group routine. Her Martha Graham training showed as she kept pace with the students and curtsied afterward, joking that films of her performance might ruin her reputation.
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Peking
Betty Ford
Peking Dance
Central May 7Th College of Art
Longest sword swallowed by practiced swallower reported
The record for sword swallowing notes the maximum length reported as 27 inches after a heavy meal.
Poet David Ray to Read at KU Thursday Night
Internationally known poet David Ray will read his work at Kansas University in the Council Room of the Kansas Union at 8 p.m. Thursday. The event, sponsored by the English Department, is free and open to the public.
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David Ray
Kansas University
Kansas Union
Ray
KU Department of English
KU Senate to study money bill for coming year
At 6 30 tonight in the Kansas Union the Kansas University Student Senate will consider Bill 050 an omnibus finance package that sets the activity fee at 12 per semester and allocates funds to campus groups. The panel may also address ASK membership and a 5 000 special grant for the KU marching band to fund its Sun Bowl trip to El Paso Texas.
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Martin Wollmann
Whitehall Manor
James Appleberry
University
Bill Eddy
Belle Haven
Gloria Morton
Winona
Oretha Blevins
Rt. 1
Wollmann
Douglas County Medical Auxiliary
Appleberry
Lawrence
Heart Fund
Stillwater
Ohlo
Eddy
Lawrence United Fund
Kansas University
Kansas Union
Senate
Associated Students of Kansas
ASK
Wendell Barker
KUAC
el Paso
Tex
Ed Rolfs
Gunmen seize hostages in Paris bank near Eiffel Tower
Gunmen took hostages inside Credit Lyonnais Bank on Avenue Bossuet after an attempted hold up. They demanded 2 million dollars in US currency and a getaway car, while a passer-by was wounded. Police cleared the area as two earlier robberies were noted in Rozay en Brie and central Paris.
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Paris
Hiffel Tower
Credit Lyonnais
Avenue Bosquet
U.S
Brink’s Money Transporting Company
Robert Broussard
France
Antigang
Rozay En Brie
Trash route plan delayed by a week in Lawrence
Lawrence officials postponed the start of new sanitation routes to December 12 to allow workers extra time to learn the changes. The move shifts collection days for some households while most see no change as the city eliminates the incentive system and moves to a five day 40 hour work week. The commission discussed southwest Lawrence collection issues at a recent meeting and was assured the problems would be resolved today after past misses during Thanksgiving, snow, and other disruptions.
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Journal-World
Mike Wildgen
Wildgen
Sanitation Department
Lawrence
Sanita
Tion
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