Debate Over Police Training Center Site Grows Triangular
Controversy over the administration site for Kansas Law Enforcement Training Center widens as Hutchinson Community Junior College bids to host. Wichita interests push for Wichita State University while KU and the Regents debate governance and regional suitability.
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Topeka
Kansas Law Enforcement Training Center
Hutchinson Community Junior College
Naval Air Station
Hutchinson
Kansas University
Wichita
Andrew H. Elland
Raymond Nichols
Nichols
WSU
Kansas Law Enforcement Advisory Commission For
Division of Continuing Education
William W. Strukel
Kansas Law Enforcement Advisory Commission
Bank Fights Dollar Assault As Leaders Hold Parley In Bonn
Bonn central bank bought 1.8 billion dollars to support the dollar amid a crisis. Chancellor Brandt stayed in direct contact with Nixon Heath and Pompidou as Britain and France joined the talks. German officials reject a float or revaluation and aim to keep the mark near 3.15 per dollar.
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Bonn
Germany
U.S
United States
Britain
France
West Germany
Cental Bank
Willy Brandt
Nixon
Edward Heath
Georges Pompidou
Paris
Brandt
Finance Ministry
Middle East
Smithsonian
Three-Vehicle Collision Hurts Two in Lawrence
Ethel Jamison 76 of 535 Maine is in fairly good condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a two car crash at 23rd and Alabama. Thomas E Vaughn 22 of 812 W 25th suffered a leg injury and was released from Watkins Memorial Hospital. C C Gerstenberger 52 of Rt. 1 Eudora drove the third vehicle. Damages totaled 400 for Jamison, 900 for Vaughn, and 250 for Gerstenberger’s pickup. Six additional collisions were reported with no injuries.
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Ethel Jamison
Maine
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Alabama
Lawrence
Jamison
Thomas E. Vaughn
W. 25Th
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Vaughn
Three Recalls. Lessons on Returning POWs After War
Ex-POW SCHIEFELBUSCH describes prison life and the challenge of reintegration. Experts King and Schiefelbusch discuss coping, employment, education, and family support to help veterans rejoin civilian life after 50 months in German captivity. They emphasize humane treatment, listening without pressure, and letting veterans set the pace of discussion.
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Schiefelbusch
King
Germany
Man Sentenced For Petty Theft In Leavenworth
Robert Dale Wilkins, 29, of Lawrence, was sentenced to 30 days in jail after a petty theft trial in Leavenworth. A detainer has been filed for his release. He faces Douglas County grand theft charges with bond set at $1,500. Two others, Larry Herrington and Samuel Bryant, were arrested and charged in the same incident involving a motorcycle.
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Leavenworth
Robert Dale Wilkins
Lawrence
Homer Davis
Wilkins
Leavenworth County
Douglas County
Gary Boyd
Larry Herrington
Haskell
Samuel Bryant
Eudora
Douglas County Court
American Bombers Strike Communist Forces in Cambodia
Washington reports U S warplanes bombed Cambodian Communist forces at Phnom Penh's request. The action marks the first Cambodian bombing since the Lon Nol cease-fire. U S air operations in Laos and Cambodia resume amid stalled Laos and Cambodia cease-fires.
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Washington
Cambodia
Pentagon
United States
Lon Nol
Jerry W. Friedheim
U.S
Laos
Friedheim
Defense Department
Vietnam
Officers Picked For United Fund 1973 Board
Peter K Curran 34 year old attorney at 2215 Kingston Dr was elected the 1973 president of the United Fund at the annual board meeting Curran succeeds Steve Parsons and has served as first vice president and director He will announce the 1973 drive chairman later New directors elected include Haverty Jones Mrs Suzanne Coil Mrs Anita Martin Peter Whitenight and Arthur Cromer joining 18 directors from the community The vote also totals 33 directors including 15 agency representatives Curran is a KU Law School graduate of 1966 and is active in local groups with wife Virginia and two sons John and Jay.
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Peter K. Curran
Kingston Dr
The
United Fund
Board of
Haverty
Leavenworth
Curran
Kansas University Law School
Virginia Schubert
Lawrence
John
Jay
NCAA Charges Cajun Players With Violations
Dwight Lamar and Roy Ebron of the University of Southwestern Louisiana face NCAA charges for accepting money to play basketball. Assistant coach Tom Cox is accused of altering high school transcripts and forging a principal's signature. The case cites 125 alleged rule infractions, with Lamar noted as AP All American and Ebron listed as receiving $450 monthly.
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Lake Charles
Dwight Lamar
Roy Ebron
University of Southwestern Louisiana
NCAA
Tom Cox
USL
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Louisiana State Court
Lamar
Associated Press
Ebron
Nixon Flies To California On New Jet
President Nixon departs for an 11 day stay at the Western White House aboard the Spirit of 76s successor the Spirit of 76 a Boeing 707 353B. The craft carries a crew of 10 or 11 and cruises above 43 000 feet with a range beyond 7000 miles.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
California
White House
el Toro Marine Corps Air Station
City Primary Not Required At This Time In Lawrence
Lawrence voters face no city primary as of filing deadline noon Tuesday. Six candidates sought for city commission, three incumbents seeking re election to the school board, with details on incumbents and challengers. Eudora and Linwood plans include school and city initiatives and bonds.
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Lawrence
City Commission
District 497 Board of Education
John Emick
Robert Pulliam
Chuck Fisher
Emick
Pulliam
Fisher
Robert Haralick
Barkley Clark
Harry W. Koreger
Gale Pinegar
Mike Morrill
William Bradley
Helen Gilles
Larry Hatfield
Eudora
Linwood
Tonganoxie
Kansas traffic deaths rise in 24 hour toll
Kansas highway death log shows 64 fatalities for the comparable February 1972 period, with 24 hour toll reaching 9 am Friday. Police records note 64 deaths in the February period compared with the prior year.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas House debates out-district tuition cut bill
A Kansas House committee hearing drew support from county officials and junior college teachers for a bill to abolish out-district tuition. The measure would shift the cost to the state and double junior college aid from 8 to 16 dollars per credit hour, costing about 8.5 million dollars.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas House of Representatives
House Education Committee
Fred Allen
Kansas
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Martin Jones
Hilltop Rd
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