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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1966
Page
3
Sofia Bulgaria AP BTA reports baby girl Bistra born in the village of Bistritsa near Sofia is cared for by mother grandmother great grandmother and great great grandmother The great great grandmother is 86 and still working in the fields She has 12 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren
Douglas County voters and motorists are urged to follow city and county rules. Residents must use correct precinct data from City Hall and census forms must be filled once. A 50 cent mailing charge applies to license plates, and half of 1966 personal property tax must be paid to obtain auto tags. The county orders enumerators to conduct a house to house census to prevent further mixups.
Elmer Ousdahl, chairman of the county commission, said they are not going to take any more chances as they assess personal property.
Colorado Governor John A Love and Rhode Island Governor John H Chafee lead a push by GOP state executives to back a single candidate for the 1968 presidential nomination. Michigan Governor George Romney leads public polls but no consensus binds the governors. Ford says a positive minority program will emerge and governors may gain a bigger role in policy coordination.
At the United Nations Simon Kapwepwe, Zambia’s foreign minister, led African demands for a complete oil embargo on Rhodesia to hit South Africa and Portugal as main suppliers. He denounced Britain's selective sanctions proposal and offered to consider a limited embargo.
The Tuttle Creek Reservoir level will be held at 1061 feet with gates closed Monday as flow from 1000 to 250 cubic feet per second is reduced. Milford Dam will supply temporary water to sustain Kaw River flow to Topeka while Tuttle Creek levels drop. No more than 14 feet of storage will be collected until permanent storage begins next month.
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