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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1972
Page
14
Cloudy conditions with up to 3 inches of snow overnight and light snowfall ending tonight. Temps fall to zero to 10 above tonight and rise to the upper 20s to low 30s Friday. Official readings show a high of 28 and a low of 4 yesterday.
President Nixon returns to Washington after an overnight stay at Camp David and plans a weekend trip to his Key Biscayne home. While at Camp David he read China briefing material prepared by the State Department and National Security Council for his upcoming trip to Peking.
Lawrence firemen report a motor overheated and smoked at 10 17 p m Wednesday at 1001 Miss home of Carol Ayers No damage occurred.
Gov. Robert Docking urged legislators to pass a resolution urging the Atomic Energy Commission to abandon the Lyons nuclear waste site. The message drew praise from Sierra Club leader Ron Baxter and criticism from Sen. Jack Janssen who urged more tests and cautioned against eliminating other sites. Docking also proposed laws to compel absentee fathers to support their dependents to avoid welfare burden.
The paper notes a correction: 92.2 percent of respondents supported extending the property tax lid, altering the previously reported figures from the state legislators poll in Wednesday's issue.
Right of way agents have purchased four of 46 tracts needed for the K-10 freeway between De Soto and K-7, a 7.5 mile span. Appraisals are not complete on all tracts, and work will begin spring on the K-7 to Renner Road segment while surveys and field work continue south of Lawrence. Estimated cost for the U S 59 segment south of Lawrence is 4.4 million dollars.
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