Lawyer seeks policy change on Gardenhire case
Keith E. Gardenhire, a KU freshman from Wichita suspended after a campus shooting, seeks to overturn the suspension. His attorney, Chester I. Lewis, asks Professor Richard Cole to dismiss the order, arguing the EU code lacks a firearm offense and that proper notices and hearings were not provided. University officials cite campus firearms rules with immediate dismissal for violations and note the Board of Regents framework for appeals.
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Keith E. Gardenhire
Kansas University
Wichita
Chester I. Lewis
Gardenhire
Richard Cole
EU Judiciary
Cole
Lewis
James Surface
Frank Sullivan to Be Honored With Testimonial Dinner
About 350 to 400 people are expected in Topeka on January 7 for a testimonial dinner honoring Frank Sullivan Lawrence retiring state insurance commissioner after 24 years in office. Master of ceremonies will be former U S Senator Frank Carlson and speaker Lorne Worthington. Governor Robert Docking and former governors, lawmakers, and insurance officials from Kansas and neighboring states are among attendees.
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Topeka
Frank Sullivan
Lawrence
Kansas
James H., Metzger
U. S
Frank Carlson
Lorne Worthington
The
National Association of Insurance Commissioners
Robert Docking
Sullivan
Lawrence native Vera Stough appears in The FBI cast
Mrs. Larry Sipes formerly Vera Stough of Lawrence played the daughter in law of a wealthy wine grower targeted by an embezzler in Sundays The FBI telecast shown on Channel 9 Kansas City. A KU dramatics standout, she is the daughter of Charles D. and Mrs. Stough and now resides in California.
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Larry Sipes
Vera Stough
Lawrence
FBI
Channel 9
Kansas City
Miss Stough
Charles D. Stough
California
End to War Sought In Films of Pilots
Two American POWs in North Vietnam urged ending the war in a censored interview filmed on Christmas Day. Walter E. Wilber and Robert J. Schweitzer discussed daily life, mail, and their views on peace while noting their belief the war should end now and troops withdraw.
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New York
North Vietnam
U.S. Defense Department
U.S. Navy
Walter E. Wilber
Columbia Cross Roads
Robert J. Schweitzer
Lemoore
Calif
Michael MacLear
Canadian Broadcasting Corp
Pham van
MacLear
Dong
Jerry Friedheim
South Vietnam
Laos
Nbc-Tv
Cbs-Tv
Wilber
Schweitzer
Hanoi
Fire destroys portion of Radiation Equipment building
About 60,000 in damage reported as a fire at Radiation Equipment Co. in Kansas City spread through the top level of a two story building. Firemen battled subfreezing conditions, dense smoke, and used multiple units including a snorkel truck. no forced entry was found. Restaurant owner Karl Haas could not comment.
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Radiation Equipment Co
Kansas City
Karl Haas
Schwarz Rd
Crime Alert Call for Information in Lawrence
Police urge residents to share any information about recent crimes in Lawrence. Call the designated tip line to aid investigations and help prevent further incidents.
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Lawrence
Lung therapy aids 58-year-old in Minnesota
Norbert Sternal of White Bear Lake undergoes body stretching and related surgery that raised his lung function from 9 percent to 29 percent. The 58-year-old, a polio survivor, is among a few Minnesota patients benefiting from the procedure. He remains hospitalized and hopes to sit up and walk again after the holidays.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Norbert Sternal
Sternal
White Bear Lake
St. Paul
Rober Winter
Minnesota
Weekend Break-Ins Listed At KU In Lawrence
Break-ins over the weekend reported to Lawrence Police total losses over 1900 dollars. Skeletons from Fraser Hall excavations valued at more than 500 dollars and boxed for a field study were reported missing by anthropology professor William Bass. Other thefts include radios and tape payers from vehicles and multiple apartments. A door forced entry, ransacked rooms, and missing clothing, radios, a pistol, and cash were cited in several incidents.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
Fraser Hall
William Bass
Bass
South Dakota
Victor S. Sierra
Julio E. Larrea
Redbud Sa
Steve Taul
Phi Kappa Psi
Dennis Solem
Greg Orrison
Randell Julian
Emery Rd
Four Lawrence juveniles admit throwing walnuts at cars
Two of four Lawrence area juveniles admitted tossing walnuts at passing vehicles on U S 40 west of Lawrence after a report to the Douglas County Sheriff's Department. The incident occurred near Drag Strip Road about one mile west of the city limits at 9 45 p m Sunday. Two admitted the act. ages 15 and 16, while the other two were 15-year-olds.
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U. S. 40
Lawrence
Kansas Highway
Mitted
Racial Charge On a Hospital Faces Hearing
The Kansas Civil Rights Commission will hold a public hearing on Beverly Andrews racial discrimination complaint against Newman Memorial Hospital School of Nursing in Emporia. The panel will consider readmission denial claims with attorney Richard Seaton presenting for Andrews.
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Topeka
Kansas Commission On Civil Rights
Beverly Andrews
Newman Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Emporia
Joseph Cohen
Kansas City
Matt Hernandez
Hutchinson
Norman Justice
Richard H. Seaton
Andrews
Nudists Convention Sign Shocks Loveland Motel Guests
A gag sign outside a Loveland motel reading Welcome Nudists Convention Heated Pool drew inquiries. Owner Al Woll said it was humorous and not a real event.
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Loveland
Colo
Toveland
Tarzan star Weismuller robbed of home valuables
Mrs Johnny Weismuller wife of the famous Tarzan actor reported a burglar ransacked their third floor apartment in Fort Lauderdale. Police say two Olympic gold medals a Bahamian coin collection and a $50000 bracelet missing valued about $1000. The bracelet later found discarded as a hairpin holder. Weismuller age 66 is a former Olympic swimming champion.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Johnny Weismuller
Weismuller
Weismullers
Pension Bill Okayed By Nixon Boosts Veteran Pensions
Washington AP reports President Nixon signed a bill raising monthly pension payments for veterans widows and parents averaging 9.5 percent.
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Washington
Nixon
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