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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1973
Page
4
Board members back expanded career education as enrollment shifts from college paths. They seek higher emphasis on math and special education, flexibility in graduation requirements, and continued use of federal funds amid budget limits.
Washington reports Madagascar cancelled a planned U S warship visit at Diego Suarez citing fuel and berthing limits. Pentagon aides suggest political motive tied to Arab oil pressures amid Libyan talks and recent Indian Ocean patrols.
An unusually low four day traffic death toll in Kansas reports only three fatalities from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Tuesday. Victims were Nettie Edelman of Seneca 63 Harland Nielsen 40 of Holton and Preston Porter 43 of Wichita. Edelman died when her car ran off a county road near Bern, Nielsen died after a fall from his car near Mayetta when a bridge impact caused him to fall 18 feet and strike rocks, and Porter’s car overturned into a creek in Wichita.
About 50 Lawrence residents will be among 6000 nationwide questioned by the U S Census Bureau in early January. The survey seeks confidential details on home upkeep and improvement costs. T Ann Erickson, 1125 West Hills Parkway, is the local interviewer.
Former New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller will address a $25 per plate Republican fundraiser at Topeka Municipal Auditorium on February 13. Proceeds go to Boosters for Dole and the Kansas Republican Legislative Committee. Rockefeller resigned after 15 years as governor to focus on two national commissions and is viewed as a potential 1976 Republican presidential candidate.
Ankara mourns Ismet Inonu 89 as flags fly half mast after his death at home. He led Turkey as president premier and foreign minister, guided postwar neutrality then Western alignment, and steered a free 1950 election before later resigning in 1971 ending his political career. He will be buried beside Ataturk. services set for Friday noon. He is survived by his wife and three children.
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