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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1973
Page
1
The draft rationing plan would issue monthly gasoline coupons bearing George Washington. Each adult driver could buy a month’s supply for one dollar, with coupons valid for 60 days and traded on a free market. Prices and allocations depend on density, transport, and local factors.
Secretary Kissinger said the Soviet Union appears ready to help stabilize the Middle East and that the United States is willing to cooperate with Moscow for peace as Israel Egypt and Jordan discuss a settlement. He warned the U.S. would not trade allies or accept a settlement formed with the Soviets at the expense of friends.
The government suit targets Mid-America Dairymen Inc a dairy cooperative in Lawrence. All Star Dairy of Lawrence a division of Milk Producers Marketing Co is not involved spokesman said today.
Douglas County faces a 112000 cost over two to three years to join the Mid American Regional Council or to form a new regional agency with Shawnee Jefferson and Osage counties. County leaders weigh economic benefits, with support and caution from local officials and chambers.
Lawrence businesses prepare for a state holiday with most shops open Monday and closing Tuesday. Some exceptions include Rusty's Hillcrest open Tuesday and Gibson's Discount Center operating Monday evening and Tuesday. Post offices, city and county offices, and multiple facilities will observe Tuesday shutdowns.
White House aide Melvin Laird said documents on Nixon's ITT antitrust role and milk producer contributions will be released after a briefing with Republican congressional leaders. He noted no decision to halt disclosures and cautioned care over tapes and summaries amid Watergate pressure.
U S Rep Bill Roy of Kansas says he intends to seek re election in 1974 at a Topeka press conference He notes the timing may reduce conjecture and political maneuvering by Democrats and Republicans and mentions a possible U S Senate bid if Gov Robert Docking declines the nomination
The Rev Samuel F Morris a minister at the Haskell Indian Baptist Mission for four years died Thursday night at Lawrence Memorial Hospital from an apparent stroke He was born May 8 1917 near Cush ing Okla and lived most of his life in Oklahoma Survivors include his wife Olelah four sons two brothers four sisters and three grandchildren Funeral services are scheduled in Haskell and Shawnee Oklahoma with Warren Mortuary handling local arrangements
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