North Vietnam plans post cease fire military push and supervisory limits
U S intelligence cites captured documents and interrogations showing North Vietnam aims to resume a large scale drive to control South Vietnam after a cease fire. North Vietnamese units expected to split into smaller, harder to trace elements and push supplies ahead of the halt in air operations. United States seeks a robust international supervisory force with at least 1 000 personnel to ensure effective movement and oversight.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
North Vietnam
U.S
Kissinger
North
South Vietnam
Indochina
United States
Paper firm proposes 15 year lease on Kaw River land
Lawrence City Commission will review a proposal by Lawrence Paper Co. for a 15 year lease on about 10 acres of city land along the Kaw River with rent at 1 percent above the prime rate and a three appraiser valuation. The plan includes a 10 year renewal option and security for the factory amid existing Bowersock Dam leases.
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Lawrence Paper Co
Kaw River
Massachusetts Street
New Hampshire
Lawrence City Commission
City Hall
First National Bank
Dennis Kallsen
Paper Company
Bowersock Mill and Power Co
Bowersock Dam
Bowersock
Ees Jackman
Ity
Deputy Sheriff Struck by Car in Tonganoxie Incident
Deputy Wayne Turner, 42, of Tonganoxie was struck by a car about 3 am Sunday while checking a motorist on U S 24 40 near the northeast city limits. Four cars were involved, including his patrol cruiser and a city police car. Turner was treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital and could not recall details. The Kansas Highway Patrol investigated and reported no further information on drivers or vehicles as of noon today.
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Tonganoxie City
Turner
City Commission Agenda Highlights Deferred and New Actions
City commission convenes with New Business items including street and sidewalk construction in Deerfield Park PUD and zoning change for 1329 W Ninth from residential dormitory to residential office. Other items set stop signs at 10th and Illinois, housing at Charles A. Ises Shelter, easement vacation requests, codification contracts, and storm sewer projects. OLD BUSINESS includes sanitary sewers for Harwood property and Westdale Addition, plus leasing of land by Lawrence Paper Co and Park and Recreation board appointment.
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Ninth
10Th Street
Illinois Street
Humane Society
County Commission
Harvard Road
Yale Road
Iowa Street
League of Kansas
City of
Lawrence
Kansas
Sixth
Ninth Streets
Library Board
S & A Realty
Deerfield Park Addition
Harwood
31St
Iowa
Westdale Addition
Lawrence Paper Company
Kansas River
Massachusetts Street
Park and Recreation
Vigory Board
Wild fowl wanderings prompt cemetery inquiry and police warning
Memorial Park Cemetery manager Ralph Gemmell reports 17 ducks and geese returned or identified after wild wandering near the 1517 East 15th Street site. Police launch inquiry as residents help locate the birds with most returning to the cemetery pond. one white goose remains. In other news, Police Chief Richard Stanwick urges residents to lock doors during holidays to curb thefts. Rhodes Scholar winner Mark Williams, a Merriam, Kansas native and Carleton College student, is noted amid KU’s Rhodes history.
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Memorial Park Cemetery
Ralph Gemmell
E. 15Th
Richard Stanwix
Mark Williams
Merriam
Carleton College
Minnesota
Kansas University
Jury selected in Bulmer illegal MDA sale case
A jury was selected in Douglas County District Court to hear Ricky Ray Bulmer, 20, Ottawa, on a charge of illegal sale of MDA. Testimony began this afternoon. Bulmer was arrested on a warrant issued before the June 29 drug raids and has remained free on bond.
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Douglas County District Court
Ricky Ray Bulmer
Ottawa
Eagles Fire Eddie Khayat After 2-11-1 Season
Philadelphia Eagles head coach Eddie Khayat is fired and General Manager Pete Retzlaff resigns following a 2 11 1 season. The moves come as the team wraps a disastrous NFL campaign.
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Philadelphia
Eddie Khayat
Philadelphia Eagles
Pete Retzlaff
Burglary Strikes Haley Home on Route 3 Jefferson County
Burglars took a family violin over 150 years old plus a portable TV, radio, heater, fishing tackle, chain saw and drill from the William Haley residence six miles north of Lawrence airport Saturday afternoon while Mr and Mrs Holey were away. Police note a regional theft ring and warn residents to beware.
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William Haley
Route 3
Lawrence
Jefferson, County
Mrs. Holey
Holey
Holeys
Haley
Jefferson County
Funeral home entry notice from Rumsey Funeral Home
Short notice notes no steps entered or left Rumsey Funeral Home at 843-5111,Adv.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Desoto Store Destroyed By Fire Sunday
The Ballard Sundries Building in DeSoto was destroyed by fire Sunday with contents and equipment valued at 8000 and 1000 respectively. State Rep. Arthur Gabriel estimated total loss at 19500 and said insurance covers the structure. Firefighters from six communities contained the blaze to the one building with no injuries.
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Desoto
Ballard Sundries
Arthur Gabriel
DeSoto State Bank
Gabriel
Gardner
Shawnee
Bonner Springs
Olathe
Eudora
Taylor Mercantile Co
County Bids In For Four New County Trucks
Douglas County commissioners have accepted a bid for four trucks for the road and bridge department. Low bid came from John Haddock Ford Inc Lawrence with a total cost of 8070.24 after discounts and trade-in credits. Other bids came from Jim Clark Motors and Kuhn Truck and Tractor Co with net bids of 12408 and 12400 respectively. Bid specs will be reviewed by County Engineer Dean Sanderson before action.
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Douglas County
County Road and Bridge Department
John Haddock Ford, Inc
Lawrence
Jim Clark Motors
W. 29Th St. Ter
Kuhn Truck and
Bulk Trash Pickup for Zone Five in North Lawrence
Wednesday bulk trash collection will occur in zone five North Lawrence. Place items at the curb by 7 30 a m.
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North Lawrence
Kansas Traffic Deaths Rise in December 21 Count
A Kansas city reports 48 hours ending 9 a.m. Monday counting December 21 1972. The tally lists road fatalities and may reflect ongoing enforcement and safety concerns across counties.
Court Denies Appeal on Mandatory Academy Chapel
The Supreme Court dismissed the government appeal to uphold compulsory chapel attendance at the U S military academies. The circuit court had ruled the policy unconstitutional for violating the First Amendment. The decision ends mandatory chapel services at West Point Annapolis and Colorado Springs.
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Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Colo
Circuit Court
Erwin N. Griswold
Supreme Court
Griswold
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
N.Y
U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Air Force
Gift establishes KU professorship in medical research
Philip R. Phillips of Bartlesville Oklahoma endows the L E Phillips Leonora Carr Phillips Professorship in Medical Research at Kansas University in memory of his parents. The chair adds 100000 dollars to a professor's regular salary and is KU's 24th endowed professorship since 1958.
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Philip R. Phillips
Bartlesville
Okla
Kansas University
L.E. Phillips
Leonora Carr Phillips
Raymond Nichols
L. E. Phillips
Roy A. Roberts
Phillip R. Phillips
College of
Anacin: Doctors Prefer This Pain Reliever
Doctors prescribe many pain medications but Anacin stands out as a nonprescription option. It contains the pain reliever most doctors recommend, relieves headaches and dental pain quickly, eases arthritis pains for hours, and reportedly causes less stomach upset.
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Tors
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International Control Commission
Deerfield Park
Deerfield Inc
Deerfield
William T. Harris
W. 10Th Ter
Trina Kay Harris
Mike Terry
John Terry
Danny Fisk
Journal-World Photo
City Commission
Gemmell
Philly
Raney Drug Stores
Cablevision
Journal-World
Phillips Petroleum Co
U.S. Navy
Phillips
John Levi OF
Haskell
Frank W. McDonald
Allen’s Book Store
the Town Crier
Dread Book Shop
Weaver
the Journal-World
The
Mr. McDonald
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