Northeast Kansas Weather Outlook Tonight and Friday
Fair and cold tonight with zero to 10 above. Sunny and slightly warmer Friday with highs in the upper 20s to low 30s. Zero precipitation expected tonight and Friday. Official readings include Wednesday high 32 low 17 and today's morning low 10. Year ago high 70 low 19. Rainfall .02 inch. Record for this date: high 74 in 1943 low 19 in 1899. Sunrise 7 41 a.m. Sunset 5 20 p.m.
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League of Women Voters backs Wastes management measure
Representatives of the Kansas League of Women Voters call for state and local government regulation of solid waste management. They seek stronger standards, technical and financial aid for planning, and tax incentives and procurement to promote recycling materials.
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Vehicles Collide South of City on U S 59
Douglas County Sheriff reports a two vehicle crash four miles south of Lawrence on U S 59 at 8 55 a m Wednesday. Wilma Lee Keim of Ottawa and Clem Withers Griffith of Iola were northbound. Keim braked to avoid a sliding vehicle, hit a guard rail, and Griffith could not avoid the crash. Damages: $300 to Keim’s pickup, $1 200 to Griffith’s car.
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Gasoline supply fears rise as energy talk shifts to coal
A Topeka spokesman and Kansas City industry officials warn gasoline production may lag as heating oil demand rises this winter. Lawrence scientist Joe Glas argues rationing is possible, cites emissions rules boosting fuel use, and urges coal as the fuel of the future with energy regulation changes.
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Arraignments in Custer Aftermath of Indian Riot
Twenty five people faced arraignment in Custer as authorities and Indians clashed in protests over the death of an Indian. The riot injured several and damaged buildings. AIM leader Russell Means was freed on 3500 bond. Donald Lafferty remained jailed on a parole violation from Oregon.
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Wildcats Tame Jayhawks In Narrow Big Seven Win
Kansas State defeated Kansas 49 45 in Allen Fieldhouse as Cindy Currie scored 20 for the Wildcats KU women miss state playoffs for first time since 1968 season start.
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Noise Abatement Bill To Be Studied After Session
A motorcycle noise abatement bill died in the House State and Federal Affairs Committee and will be studied between sessions. Rep. Lloyd Buzzi said extensive revision is needed and the bill may expand from one page to many pages before being reintroduced in 1974. He supported the general idea.
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Powwow Scheduled by Lawrence Native Groups
Wiley Scott announces a powwow at 7 30 p m on February 17 at the community building 115 West 11th inviting the public to attend. The Lawrence Indian Center and the Lawrence Indian Club sponsor the event.
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Tango Play Slated at Des Moines Festival
Kansas University faculty and students perform Tango by Slawomir Mrozek at the American College Theatre Festival in Des Moines Iowa. A 21 person team led by William Kuhlke left Lawrence to compete in the fifth annual regional event. Ten regional finalists will be chosen to perform at the Kennedy Center in Washington D C from April 23 to May 6.
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