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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1973
Page
10
Construction priorities set by the Haskell Indian Junior College Board of Regents at its first 1973 session, concluded today, are expected to receive approval from the Bureau of Indian Affairs. James E. Hawkins, BIA director of education, announced to observers.
The bureau approves 5.7 million for a master site plan now and 21.4 million for expansion starting in 1975. New core buildings for the Haskell campus include a kitchen dining hall library and classrooms. Additional construction will occur in 1975 with dormitories a field house and other facilities planned.
Former Sen Daniel B Brewster of Maryland was sentenced to two to six years in prison and fined 20000 for accepting an illegal gratuity. Co defendant Cyrus T Anderson, a former lobbyist, got 1% to 4% years and a 20000 fine. Judge Hart ordered the terms to run consecutively.
Lawrence forecasters see fair milder weather with weekend highs in the mid fifties and no rain. Punxsutawney Phil sees his shadow predicting six more weeks of winter for Pennsylvania while Kansas climate tips align with a mild weekend and rising rivers without major flooding.
Doug Weaver aged 42, former UCLA football assistant and ex Missouri aide under Dan Devine, is named director of intercollegiate athletics at Southern Illinois University Carbon dale. He will assume duties February 19 and succeeds Donald N. Boydston after 15 years in the post.
Thirty five cars of a Missouri Pacific freight train derailed on a 15 foot high fill just north of the Elk River near Independence Kansas early today. No injuries reported and authorities investigated the cause as crews cleared the track.
Vice President Spiro Agnew pledged continued U S military and economic aid to Thailand after talks in Saigon with President Thieu and in Phnom Penh with Lon Nol on postwar reconstruction of Indochina.
Advert says Russell Stover Candies and Key Rexall featured prominently with auto insurance inquiry and Doane Agency contact at 824 Masa. Ve.
President Nixon urged Congress to cooperate on a fresh approach to government. He defended a limited, prudent federal role, cited foreign policy credibility and world stability, and outlined upcoming messages on economic and social policy plus a Cabinet reorganization plan.
Washington reports U.S. officials refuse to accept North Vietnam’s latest prisoner list as final. Kissinger said the list likely omits many. The new tally covers seven American servicemen and three civilians in Laos, with 308 U.S. servicemen and four civilians unresolved in Laos. Northwest Vietnam has acknowledged 562 servicemen and 23 civilians in captivity.
President Nguyen Van Thieu said South Vietnam would begin political negotiations with the Viet Cong in Paris no later than Tuesday. He ordered Ambassador Pham Dang Lam to address internal problems of South Vietnam by February 6 in a Tet year television address.
Kansas journalism professors Del Brinkman and David Dary urged strong shield law provisions before a Senate committee in Topeka. They debated the scope and timing of privilege and proposed extending protection to desk staff and editors. A unanimous vote supported amending the bill to include processing staff.
Gov. Robert Docking dedicated the Raymond C. Moore Hall on KU's West campus during a ribbon cutting marking the official opening of the Kansas Geological Survey facility. He praised Dr. Moore's leadership and noted the survey's role in energy, environmental geology, water, land use, and data systems.
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