TV Newsman Flunks Driving Test After Drinking on Air
Hutchinson Kansas AP Paul Darby newsman for KTVH TV flunked a driving test after drinking nine ounces of 100 proof bourbon in under an hour on live TV. A blood alcohol test read .16 percent, with breathalyzer at .23 and Mobat at .20. The test was to warn motorists about drinking and driving.
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Paul Darby
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School Board To Talk Levy In Lawrence District
The Lawrence Board of Education will discuss approving a four mill capital outlay fund at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the administration center. The levy would run during its five year authorization only if the tax lid is lifted and the full need exists. Also on the agenda is purchasing an eight passenger truck base vehicle for Lawrence High School classes and groups.
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Lawrence Board of Education
District 497
Carl Knox
Lawrence High School
County Shares in State Liquor Enforcement Tax
Douglas County received 10526.50 as its portion of the quarterly net liquor enforcement tax revenue from the Kansas Department of Revenue. Allocations listed show Franklin 3864.23 Jefferson 2303.43 Johnson 43505.50 Leavenworth 7290.63.
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Douglas County
Kansas
Death for Skyjackers Proposed
Rep John M Murphy D NY unveils legislation to execute skyjackers or sentence them to at least 25 years in prison and to create a 50 million per year FAA air transit security force to police airports mandatory passenger and baggage screening and potential US travel suspensions with harboring nations. John J O Donnell of ALPA backs the plan noting it addresses growing hijacking threats.
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Kansas approves electric surcharge for research funds
The Kansas Corporation Commission authorized a monthly surcharge of one to seven cents on electric bills from six utilities to fund research and development. Collector names include Kansas Power and Light, Kansas Gas and Electric, and others. Next year’s total is projected at 705,652 dollars with about 1,116,000 dollars yearly thereafter, administered by the Electric Power Research Institute.
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Electric Power Research Institute
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Lawrence Officials To Promote Curriculum Session
David Kendall and Robert Taylor will join a meet the expert session on curriculum at the Kansas Association of School Boards meeting in Topeka. They will address school board members and administrators from across the state and answer curriculum questions. District 497 delegate Julie Hack, Superintendent Carl Knox, and board president W F Bradley will attend. The two day meeting ends Saturday.
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Lawrence
Robert Taylor
Kansas Association of School Boards
Topeka
Julie Hack
Carl Knox
W. F. Bradley
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