Kansans recall Kansas Day shifts in 1970s GOP politics
The piece contrasts Kansas Day activities a year apart. It details early GOP candidacy talk in 1969 with Kay for Kansas and Docking while noting a shift to post election concerns in 1970. It highlights potential contenders like Reynolds Shultz, John Anderson, Glee Smith, Bob Gadberry, Bill Roy, and Bob Brock, plus George Bush as a bright star.
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Lawrence
Topeka
Kansas
Bob Docking
Kay
Reynolds Shultz
John Anderson
Glee Smith
Wichita
Bob Gadberry
Docking
GOP
Bob Dole
Washington
Bob Brock
Kansan
George Bush
Bush
Texas
U.S
United Nations
Agnew
Sen
Charles Percy
Connecticut
No New Action on Change For City Representation
Lawrence officials discuss possible reorganization of the City Commission to include area representation. Public sessions drew 112 participants, mostly favoring change, but momentum faded as time constraints ruled out a 1973 election. City Attorney Milton Allen says a binding referendum could still fit the April 3 ballot if timing allows.
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Lawrence
Nancy Hambleton
Allen
Lieutenant Governor Plans KU Meet on Economic Development
Lieutenant Governor Dave Owen said he will meet Monday with Chancellor Raymond Nichols and Kansas University officials to coordinate activities of the Kansas Economic Development Commission with the state's colleges. Topics include graduate employment and the energy crisis as it relates to the Kansas Geological Survey.
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Dave Owen
Raymond Nichols
Kansas University
Kansas Economic Development Commission
Ansas Geological Survey
Wen
Development Commission
Nichols
Cessna to Open Strother Plant Reopen March 19
Cessna Aircraft Co will reopen the Strother Field assembly facility between Winfield and Arkansas City on March 19. Virgil Liby, a 33 year employee, is named plant manager.
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Wichita, Kan
Strother Field
Cessna Aircraft Co
Winfield
Arkansas City
Cessna
Virgil Liby
Open House At KU Observatory Draws Large Crowd
About 300 visitors attended the Kansas University observatory event Friday night. Stephen J. Shawl notes the reception was fantastic as many waited hours to view Saturn through the telescope. Shawl promises more spring open houses with volunteers including Tom Armstrong Jack Culvahouse Gary Westergren and Bob Millay assisting.
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Kansas University Observatory
Stephen J. Shawl
Shawl
Tom Armstrong
Jack Culvahouse
Gary Westergren
Tonganoxie
Bob Millay
Fairborn
Ohio
Dole Nominates 33 Kansas Students to Service Academies
U S Sen Robert Dole named 33 Kansas high school seniors to service academies for appointments this summer. Baldwin High athlete Mike Carriker headlines the Air Force Academy listing, with other selections from Lawrence area including Army at West Point Timothy Ault Gary Mirakian Walter Cummins Jr Paul D Brown and Navy at Annapolis Greg Stokesbury.
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Washington
U.S
Robert Dole
Kansas
Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Mike Carriker
Elmer I. Carriker
Baldwin, Kan
Young Carriker
Baldwin High
Lawrence Area
Sen. Dole
Army
West Point
Timothy J. Ault
Gary Mirakian
Leavenworth
Walter Cummins Jr
Paul D. Brown
Olathe
Navy
Annapolis
Greg Stokesbury
Bonner Springs
Mother and friend charged with murder in infant death
In Kansas City AP reports the mother of 18 month old Robert A Hopper and an unnamed friend face first degree murder charges after the child dies from severe abdominal injuries including ruptured spleen and colon gangrene in a hospital.
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Kansas City
Robert A. Hopper
Raymond Moore Honored at KU Geological Survey Building Opening
At the Kansas University campus 300 people attended the ribbon cutting for the Raymond C. Moore Hall as Gov. Docking and Ray C. Moore recalled a 60 year career. Speakers praised Moore who led the Kansas Geological Survey for 38 years and helped advance cooperation with the U.S. Geological Survey.
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William Hambleton
Kansas Geological Survey
Raymond C. Moore
Robert Docking
Survey
19Th
Iowa
Kansas University
Journal-World Photo
Moore
Docking
George
Virginia Docking
19Th Street
Grand Canyon
Aad
Kansan
Journal-World
U.S. Geological Survey
State Geological Survey
Glenn L. Parker
Lillian
Irvin Youngberg
KU Endowment Association
John W. Koenig
Missouri State Geological Survey
Koenig
Youngberg
Judge finds government hid Pentagon papers evidence
Los Angeles AP judge in the Pentagon papers case ruled the government withheld material that could aid Ellsberg and Russo, but ordered the trial to continue. He warned of possible sanctions while denying motions to dismiss or declare a mistrial.
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Los Angeles
Daniel Elisberg
Anthony Russo
U.S. District Court
Matt Byrne
Ellsberg
Pentagon
U.S
Vietnam
Byrne
Asst
Atty
David Nissen
Nissen
Russo
Hartke Fined $2000 Over Security Checks on Plane
The FAA fined Delta Air Lines $2000 for letting Sen. Vance Hartke board at Weir Cook Airport Indianapolis on January 15 without magnetometer screening or luggage checks. The agency also cited a similar lapse at Evansville. Hartke argued the rule is unconstitutional and planned to press the issue on the Senate floor.
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Washington
Federal Aviation Administration
Delta Air Lines
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
FAA
Weir Cook
Indianapolis
Delta
Hartke
Allegheny
Evansville
Ind
Lawrence Mayor Emick Seeks Another City Commission Term
57 year old Emick of 1200 W Sixth St files to run again for the Lawrence City Commission. He has served since 1965 and was mayor during his first term and again last year. His plans include Clinton Lake growth and federal revenue sharing decisions. Filing deadline is noon February 13 with two other candidates already filed.
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Lawrence
John Emick
Emick
Sixth St
Robert Hughes
John’s Novelty Shop
Mass
Clinton Lake
Commission
Honolulu
Hawaii
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Chamber of Commerce
Lions Club
The
Jaycees
Eagles Lodge
Lawrence Country Club
Kaw Basin Water Management Assn
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Lone Star Lake Assn
Lawrence Ellis Lodge
KU Roundball Club
Downtown Quarterback Club
Eugenia
Vicki Patterson
Fairlane
Janice Campbell
Ariz
City Commission
Harry W. Kroeger Jr
E. 12Th
Gale Pinegar
Minn
Mike Morrill
County Heart Fund Drive Seeks 650 Volunteers in Lawrence
The Douglas County Heart Assn. calls for more than 650 volunteers to canvas Lawrence for Heart Sunday on February 25. The drive aims to raise 12 000 with early canvassing possible. KU groups from Alpha Phi and Sigma Phi Epsilon help, with 1 500 envelopes prepared for local businesses. Campaigns extend to Baldwin Lecompton and Eudora.
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Douglas County
Lawrence
Alphi Phi Sorority
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity
Kansas University
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Baker University
Baldwin
Lecompton
Eudora
Marcum
Women's Meeting Opens in Topeka Kansas
The annual convention of the Kansas Women's Political Caucus opened in Topeka. Barbara Eagleton wife of U S Senator Tom Eagleton spoke at lunch and Wilma Scott Heide of NOW gave the keynote at night. Other speakers included Jane Roy Jan Myers Georgia Neese Gray Mary Prudence Hutton Ruth Brown Liz Clark and Biddy Hurlbut.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Women’s Political Caucus
Barbara Eagleton
U. S
Tom Eagleton Democrat
Missouri
Wilma Scott Heide
National Organization of Women
Jane Roy
Bill Roy
D-Kan
Jan Myers
Overland Park
Georgia
Neese Gray
Mer U.S
Mary Prudence Hutton
Kansas Board of Regents
Ruth Brown
Kansas
Sen
George McGovern
Liz Clark
Wichita State
Biddy Hurlbut
Tonganoxie
Prosecutor Dies in Seattle at 60
Charles S. Burdell, 60, a deputy prosecutor who worked on Nuremberg war crimes trials after World War II, died Thursday of a heart ailment. He was a noted figure in postwar legal proceedings.
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Seattle, Wash
Charles S. Burdell
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