Police Car Damaged In Early Morning Collision
A 1972 Lawrence police cruiser, driven by Detective William M. McCaffrey, was rear ended by Kenneth R. Pickens on West 23rd Street. McCaffrey and three passengers had minor injuries. cars valued at 1000 and 1500 dollars respectively were damaged. Police also investigated ten other weekend crashes with injuries in two.
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Lawrence
William M. McCaffrey
Kenneth R. Pickens
Rt. 2
Tonganoxie
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Candy C. Christie
Rick L. Waters
Ronald T. Helton
Rt. 1
Leavenworth
McCaffrey
Eddie B. Good Bird
Barker
Forrest
Good Bird
LMH
William C. Scott
Planning agenda includes Penn House permit and service station site plan
The Lawrence City Commission planned two planning items on Tuesday including a special use permit for Penn House at 1035 Pa and a site plan for an 23rd and Haskell service station. Also on the agenda a JC Penney wall sign variance and a new ordinance on site plan regulations may be discussed.
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Penn House
23Rd and
Haskell
Lawrence City Commission
City Commission
Lawrence-Douglas County
J. C. Penney
Massachusetts
Ken Jorgensen
Massachusetts Street
City and Planning Commissions
Planning Commission
First National Bank
Ninth
City Commission Agenda New Business and Old Items
City Commission meets to receive bids for street and storm sewer work for Holiday Hills No 10. It weighs sidewalk construction in Indian Hills, a sign ordinance variance for J C Penney, park and boat facilities near the water plant, and traffic safety with stop signs on Lyons streets. Also reviews health, sanitary sewers, lighting layout for Holcom, planning items, temporary use changes, site plan rules, and malt beverage license claims.
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Holiday Hills No. 10
Indian Hills
J. C. Penney
Board of Building Code Appeals
Don Robertson
Trial Park Addition
Traffic Safety Commission
Lyons
Lawrence-Douglas County
John McGrew
Parkmar Estates No
Holcom
23Rd and
Haskell
Penn House
Jaycee Christmas Light Contest Sees 25 Entries
Law rence Jaycees contest chair Kelly Mathis reports 25 entries tabulated with 30 to 35 expected. Mail-in entries counted today. deadline was Friday. Nine prizes to be awarded by three judges between 7 and 11 p.m. Tuesday with winners announced Wednesday and prizes distributed before Christmas.
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Lawrence Jaycees
Kelly Mathis
Mathis
State meat inspection favored by Missouri lieutenant governor
Lt. Gov. William E. Morris announced he favors continuing Missouri s State Meat Inspection Program rather than turning it over to the federal government. Gov. Warren E. Hearnes had proposed federal takeover to cut costs. Agriculture Commissioner Dexter D. Davis would comply with the governor while privately backing the state program. Morris opposes the plan, arguing no advantage to Missourians or livestock producers from federal inspection.
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Jefferson City, Mo
William 8. Morris
Warren E. Hearnes
Missouri
Dexter D. Davis
Senate Appropriations Committee
Morris
Men In Service Highlight Local Veterans
Pfc Gary L Lathrom son of Mr and Mrs Loman H Lathrom of 1902 Harper Ave has been assigned to the 1st Cavalry Division near Phi Loi Vietnam as a helicopter mechanic with the 362nd aviation company in the division s third brigade Navy Petty Officer 3C Jay N Barnard son of Mr and Mrs Glenn L Barnard Rt 1 has sailed for the Mediterranean aboard the destroyer USS Eugene A Greene homeported at Norfolk VA He visited Norway and Germany during NATO North Atlantic deployment He is a 1968 Lawrence High School graduate
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Gary L. Lathrom
Loman H. Lathrom
Harper Ave
1St Cavalry Division
U.S. Army
Phi Loi
Vietnam
362Nd
Navy
Jay N. Barnard
Glenn L. Barnard
Rt. 1
Mediterranean
Eugene A. Greene
Norfolk, Va
Norway
Germany
NATO
North Atlantic
Lawrence High School
Lawrence bulk trash zone three pickup and school scheduling
Bulk trash pickup in Lawrence will run in zone three this week with items to be curbside by 7 30 a m. The Lawrence School Board cancels its mid month meeting due to the holidays. Students return after Christmas with St John’s dismissing early at 2 30 p m. Chancellor Laurence Chalmers reports his pomeranian Buff missing overnight but returning home by 6 30 a m. Light of the Incarnation AP feature starts on Page 7.
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15Th
Mississippi
Lawrence
St. John’s
Laurence Chalmers
Kansas University
Chalmers
Associated Press
Today
Journal-World
George Cornell
Baby Delivers Sermonless Sunday in Pamlico
The Rev. Sam Truitt paused his sermon when a front door message told him his wife was in labor. He left to drive her to the hospital, where Mrs. Truitt gave birth to a seven pound boy.
Two Men Fined For Drug Sale
In Douglas County Court two young men received suspended three year sentences and $500 fines for attempted sale of marijuana. Steven W. Rippert, 21, of 841 Maine, and Douglas J. Taub, 20, of 1614 Ky., were arrested during drug raids following information gathered by investigators.
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Douglas County
Steven W. Rippert
Maine
Douglas J. Taub
Harold Evans Dies at 73 in Larned Kansas
Harold C. Hal Evans longtime editor of the Larned Tiller and Toiler died in a nursing home at 73 after a long illness. The veteran journalist retired from active work last March after 27 years as editor and was author of the popular column 5050.
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Larned
Kan
Harold C
Hal” Evans
The
Larned Tiller and Toiler
Evans
Times
KU Seniors Featured in Who's Who for Kansas Employers
About 382 Kansas University seniors are listed in Who's Who at KU in 72 and sent to 640 Kansas employers 180 school boards and 60 chambers of commerce. The project directed by John Schwartz and Jan Busch aims to connect students with job opportunities in the state.
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Kansas
Kansas University
John Schwartz
Dodge City
Jan Busch
Leawood
Chambers of Commerce
Kansas Employment Security Office
Kansas Department of Economic Development
Kansas State Chamber of Commerce
Schwartz
Miss Busch
Cake X-rayed for metal bits in Christmas cake
Mrs Lesley Croome of London had her Christmas cake x rayed after the electric mixer exploded. Doctors found metal bits and the cake was operated on to remove them. She considers the hospital bill of 10 40 pounds worth the service.
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London
Lesley Croome
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