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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1971

Page

7

Youth Registration Drive Aims to Increase Vote Clout

In 1972, the Youth Citizenship Fund drives to register 11 million Americans aged 18 to 20 and engage 21 to 24 year olds. Led by Charles Gonzales, the group uses $40,000 in foundation funds and targets Chicago Louisville Boston and Washington DC with school programs and citizenship education. The effort includes advisory members such as John W. Gardner and Margaret Mead and supported by Rockefeller 3rd and Western Union. They argue young voters care about issues like pollution War and equal rights rather than bureaucracy.

Youth Citizens Fund, Inc Washington Charles Gonzales New Iberia Joe Minarik Washington, D.C John Lindner Canandaigua N.Y Pamela Montgomery Dayton, Wash Youth Citizenship Fund, Inc New Mexico Boston John W. Gardner Common Cause Bruce B. Benson League of Women Voters S.I. Hayakawa San Francisco State College Margaret Mead John D. Rockefeller Stern Family Fund Eugene and Agnes Meyer Foundation Episcopal Church Center Western Union Gonzales

Surgeon Urges Federal Aid for Heart Disease Research

Dr. Michael DeBakey urged the federal government to increase funding for heart disease research at a University of Missouri Columbia event. The Baylor pioneer, speaking Thursday night, said more federal aid would advance treatment and prevention.

Columbia, Mo Michael DeBakey DeBakey Baylor University Houston Tex University of Missouri - Columbia

Priority in Health Spending Cited Over Defense

A speaker criticizes tax allocation, noting 400 of every 1000 goes to defense and 40 to highways, while only 90 cents supports heart disease research. He argues health should be the top personal priority when loss occurs.

Nixon Works With Rogers On Global Message Plan

President Nixon in Florida for a long weekend set a conference with Secretary Rogers and Kissinger to finalize a 65 000 word state of the world message for Congress. Kissinger announced the document would be unveiled Feb 25 with emphasis on administration goals and a positive outlook toward Soviet arms talks. The group also includes Mrs Nixon Tricia Shultz and Haldeman as they draft with State Department input.

Key Biscayne, Fla Nixon William P. Rogers Congress Henry A. Kissinger Rogers Kissinger Florida Tricia George P. Shultz Office of Management and Budget H.R. Haldeman White House State Department

Damages Awarded For Death Of Show Horse In Kansas Case

Hartnett of Salina was awarded $1 in a Johnson County jury verdict over the death of his five gaited gelding Admiral after a 16 hour journey from Fort Worth to Sedalia in 1965. Hartnett seeks a new trial claiming handler negligence by W. E. Gault near Lenexa.

Clathe Kan Drew Hartnett Salina Hartnett Admiral Fort Worth Tex Sedalia W. E. Gault Lenexa Johnson County Eugene Hackler Olathe

Pearson argues Nixon plan tests national will to curb pollution

Sen. James B. Pearson says Nixon environmental quality proposals, sent Feb. 8, offer a new era of direct economic incentives to industry and may test willingness to curb pollution. He spoke at Colby Community College after Lincoln Day stops in Manhattan and Salina.

Colby Kan James B. Pearson Richard Nixon Congress Pearson Phi Theta Kappa National Scholas Manhattan Salina Office of Management and Budget Rural America

Med Center Search Over KU to Pick Health Chief Today

KU chancellor Laurence Chalmers said a new vice chancellor for health affairs would be chosen today after a meeting with the search committee at the KU Medical Center. If offered and accepted by the board next Friday, the appointment would end the vacancy left by Dr. George Wolf who resigned last spring. Interim leader at the medical center is Dr. Charles Brackett.

Kansas University Laurence Chalmers KU Medical Center Chalmers KUMC George Wolf Wolf Medical Center Charles Brackett

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