KU Officials Move Toward Action After On Campus Vandalism
KU authorities near action against demonstrators tied to the vandalism of the chancellor's suite last Wednesday. Non students face Lawrence courts while students face EU Judiciary if charged. Law enforcement wraps up its probe as Regents demand swift suspensions and accountability.
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Kansas University
Balfour
Kansas Board of Regents
Plane Crash Kills Three North of Garden City Kansas
A small private plane crashed in a wheat field about eight miles north and five miles west of Garden City, killing three men. No identifications were available. the craft apparently touched a wing in the field, skidded 125 feet, and turned over, ejecting the occupants.
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Garden City, Kan
Garden City
County Committee Named For Solid Waste Control
Douglas County Commission appointed 19 members to a Solid Waste Management Planning Committee to draft a county wide plan by 1974 as required by state law. The panel includes township trustees, city reps from four cities, county staff, and two members of the public. Included are Dean Sanderson, Dale Clinton, Ron Short, Raymond Ice, Buford Watson, Eugene Born, Dale Gregg, Lawrence Lamb, Johanna Kollmorgen, Travis Glass, and multiple trustees.
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Johanna Kollmorgen
League of Women Voters
Travis Glass
County Commission
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James Harris
Kudora
Raymond Schutz
Palmyra
Robert Bigsby
Willow Springs
Evan Griffith
Wakarusa
Bill Leslie
Lecompton
Russel Houk
Kanwaka
Alvin Harrell
Clinton
Harley Lyon
Marion
City Urges Citizen Help After Lawrence Turmoil
Lawrence city manager Buford Watson urges residents to aid police with information as the city adopts a Crime Alert number 842 8467 to deter crime. The Douglas County Reward Fund offers payouts for the Summerfield Hall bombing case while talks of a police recruitment tax vote loom for April. Watson warns against relying on the Menninger program alone and cites public frustration with violence in Lawrence and at Kansas University.
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Lawrence
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Douglas County Reward Fund
Summerfield Hall
Kansas University
Menninger Foundation
Menninger
Courier Plane Crashes in Tonkin Gulf. 10 aboard feared dead
A U.S. Navy courier C2A Greyhound crashed shortly after launch from the Ranger in the Tonkin gulf. Six passengers and four crewmen were aboard. two bodies recovered and no survivors found. Four of the passengers were Filipino Navy workers assigned to Cubi Point.
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Jury panel in Douglas County delayed until Monday
Douglas County District Court jurors were not needed Thursday and will report on the scheduled Monday session. D Keith Gibson of 1018 West 29th Terrace reported no quail during a hunting trip near Attica and Medicine Lodge but found a seven pound turnip in an alfalfa field. At Kansas University the Vespers Scholarship Fund collected 702 50 from thousands attending, announced by Dean Thomas Gorton.
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Saigon
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Douglas County District Court
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Kansas University
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Docking outlines priorities and concerns for 1971 agenda
Governor Docking outlined emergency funds for security personnel, warned against finance council reliance, and noted dissident groups approaching radical alignment. He discussed Regents appointments, student disclosures on board interests, cautious nuclear waste repository views, and legislative priorities focusing on the spending lid and essential state services.
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Board of Regents
Docking
Lyons
KPL Plans To Buy Eight Acre Site In Lawrence
Kansas Power & Light aims to purchase eight acres in the Lawrence Industrial Park off Haskell Road for a service and engineering center. The facility will house about 50 staff, a meter shop, warehouse, and outside crew areas, with construction slated for late next year.
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Lawrence
Balfour S. Jeffrey
Utility
Lawrence Industrial Park
Haskell Road
KPL
Jeffrey
Lawrence Division
Regents Review Budget Requests For Kansas Colleges
Hearings opened to review 1972 budget requests from the Kansas Board of Regents for state colleges and universities. Dr. James Basham noted the need to protect educational programs and academic freedom within stated constraints. He cited campus disturbances at Kansas University and outlined funding plans including a 8-10 percent faculty raise and over 15 million in requests, with 4 million for KU Medical Center and 10.8 million for other colleges.
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Board of Regents
Topeka
Kansas Board of Regents
James Bibb
Regent Board
Basham
Kansas University
Colleges and Universities
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas State University
Medical Center
House approves 210 million for supersonic transport plan
The House passed a 210 million appropriation for the SST program despite objections that the reduced compromise would slow development and raise overall costs.
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Washington
House
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