Peninsula Cordon is Termed Success
AP reports the Batangan Peninsula cordon operation, begun Jan 13 with 4000 U.S. forces, reduced enemy strength to 600 plus casualties and captured 251 Viet Cong workers, while Viet Cong and Tet cease fire plans loom as Saigon tightens security.
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Lester Candidate For USD Election
Robert M. Lester 45 of 540 Okla. St. filed today as a candidate for Unified District 497 school board. An industrial supervisor at Du Pont Tecumseh, he cites fiscal restraint and practical business experience to guide school finances. He lists community roles with Boy Scouts, PTA, Eagles, Elks, Kiwanis, and church faith. He and wife Mary have three children.
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Okla. St
Lester
du Pont
Tecumseh
Lawrence
Macon
Georgia Institute of Technology
Atlanta
DuPont
Kaw Council
Boy Scouts of America
Centennial School
P.T.A
The
Eagles and Elks
the Kiwanis International
American Legion
First Presbyterian Church
Mary
Rob
Margaret
Laurie
City Girl, 13, Refuses Ride Offered by Man Thursday
A 13 year old girl declined a ride from a white man in a red Volkswagen near 15th and R I Streets at about 4 40 p m Thursday Law rence police report. The incident involved a Johnson or Jackson County license plate. Four thefts and one vandalism incident were also reported by police.
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R. I. Sts
Johnson
Jackson County
Wayne Bowman
Murphy Dr
Dennis Fredrick
Mass. St
Fredrick
Bowman
Youth Pleads Guilty in Joyride Case
Dwayne Dirk sixteen son of Mrs Delores Tabor 1414 N Y St pleaded guilty in Douglas County District Court to a misdemeanor joyriding charge. He and two other youths stole seven cars in a three day spree starting Nov 27 six cars recovered intact the seventh burned. Judge Frank Gray gave Dirk a one year jail term with probation under advisement. In other court action preliminary hearings set for March 19 for Lennis Adair twenty seven and Larry Breeden twenty, both Kansas City Kan on felony auto theft charges plus Breeden faces a concealed weapon count. Both free on 1500 dollar bonds.
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Delores Tabor
N. Y. St
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Dirk
Frank Gray
John Mike Elwell
Elwell
Lennis Gayle Adair
Kansas City
Kan
Larry James Breeden
Breeden
Lawrence
Kansas River Bridge
Linwood
Daryl Crofts
Stewart Ave
Nixon Reflects on Scout Ambitions as Boy Scout Week Opens
President Nixon disclosed early aspirations to join the Boy Scouts but says his family could not afford it. A 15 scout delegation visited the White House for National Boy Scout Week, presenting gifts and outlining the Boy Power 76 plan to broaden access and support disadvantaged youth. Nixon expressed hope that every child can join and recalled his own missed opportunity.
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Blood drive nets 103 pints for local Red Cross
Lawrence residents donated 103 pints during a two day emergency blood drive. The local bank remains about 400 pints short of its preferred level. Red Cross urges further donations and lists contact details for participation. Also notes filing deadlines for Douglas County school board and Lawrence City Commission seats.
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State Purchases Land for K-10 Highway Widening
The State Highway Department plans a four lane widening of K-10 east of Lawrence from Learnard Avenue for three miles. Ninety five parcels along both sides are targeted with 63 currently under purchase. Appraisals due this month. negotiations with 45 landowners start in March. condemnation possible if talks fail. Construction plans are 90 percent complete and could start late summer if right of way is acquired on schedule.
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Sperry Seeks City Commission Seat in Lawrence
P Everett Sperry longtime local resident and Samaritan Lodge Rest Home operator announces candidacy for Lawrence City Commission. He cites economy lower taxes and democratic process while stressing citizen cooperation and city beautification.
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Lawrence
Sperry
Samaritan Lodge
Rt. 1
Michigan Street
Chamber Votes New Directors for Three Year Terms
Frank Raley announced the Chamber of Commerce election results naming seven new board members from 16 candidates. The winners are William Barr Robert Billings Arden Booth Frank Burge Travis Glass Austin Stedham and Marion Vaughn. A record 651 ballots were cast. seven incumbents will be replaced at the February board meeting.
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Chamber of Commerce
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Robert Billings
KU Aids and Awards
Arden Booth
Frank Burge
Travis Glass
Austin Stedham
Marion (Arky)Vaughn
Savings and Loan
Raley
Ray Schaake
al Sabol
Keith Lucas
George Noland
Dolph C. Simons Jr
L. C. DeMoss
Robert Harrison
Chamber
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