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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1973
Page
15
Weather forecast warns of four or more inches of snow in northeast Kansas with lows near 28 and 50 percent precipitation tonight. Decreasing clouds Saturday bring highs in the 30s, official readings show Thursday high 38, low 31, and sunrise at 7:35 with sunset at 6:01.
A Democratic commission proposes tighter vetting of vice presidential nominees and a 48 hour gap after presidential nominee selection. If the running mate is not chosen at the convention, a special convocation would meet within three weeks. The plan mirrors the 1972 process that chose Sargent Shriver after Eagleton’s resignation.
The Civil Aeronautics Board faces requests from seven carriers to drop all service to 25 communities due to fuel shortages. Four others seek partial route suspensions while maintaining some connections. The moves come amid widespread layoffs, with about 25 000 airline workers at risk and mass furloughs in January. Continental and Frontier propose suspending Tulsa, Oklahoma City, and Stillwater area routes.
John W. Turner Jr. is scheduled for arraignment January 11 in Douglas County District Court on aggravated robbery and aggravated battery charges stemming from a robbery at Kincaid Gun and Repair Shop 1025 Mass. Turner 18 of Kansas City Kansas is jailed with bond set at 35000. A preliminary hearing occurred in county court. Battery charges accuse beatings of owner Thomas Kincaid and customer Mary O Bryan Rt 2 Baldwin.
The Kansas Board of Health approved a variance allowing CFCA Cooperative Farm Chemicals to exceed pollution guidelines. The plant east of Lawrence on U.S. 10 must meet conformance by July 31, 1975.
Senator Edward M Kennedy opens hearings on Indian education accountability and criticizes federal agencies for delivering only a handful of unmet needs and dashed expectations. He says educators tribal leaders parents and teachers cannot determine what portion of funds actually benefits Indian children.
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