Haskell optimism on grant approval for 1973 aid
Haskell Indian Junior College officials expect final HEW approval in early March for 124640 in Educational Opportunity and College Work-Study grants for FY 1973. A nine-member panel recommended 52000 in EOG and 72640 in Work-Study. final award depends on panel input.
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Haskell Indian Junior College
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Haskell
Haskell Financial Aids
Joe Mzhickteno
Power outage follows theft of conductor near Clinton
A Sunday power failure near Clinton affected about 125 homes south of the village and Lone Star Lake from 4:50 to 7:00 a.m. The loss was blamed on a theft of conductor wire Saturday and a broken supporting pole. Fred Stone of Kaw Valley Electric Cooperative said the thief’s wire carried current through most of the night before sagging, catching in trees and burning out. The incident was reported to the Douglas County sheriff. Stone warned thieves that conductor wire theft can cause severe burns and electrical shock.
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Clinton
Fred Stone
Kaw Valley Electric Cooperative
Lone Star Lake
Stone
Douglas County Sheriff's Office
Laird Details Defense Budget Needs and Nuclear Race
Secretary Laird outlined defense priorities amid a 76.5 billion budget and a force level near 2.4 million. He urged Air Force control of seas, pressed for 1 billion more in R and D, warned Russia could outpace U S tech, and noted U S warheads near 4 700 versus Russia 2 100 with 1 000 U S additions next year.
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Navy
Laird
Air Force
Russia
United States
Jury Awards $1000 In Auto Mishap Case
A Douglas County District Court jury awarded Vernon Vanoy Sr. $1000 for damages to his 4 car after a collision on March 22, 1969 at 19th and Ousdahl. Vernon Vanoy Jr. was the driver. the other car was driven by Alan Zimmerman.
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Douglas County
Vernon Vanoy Sr
Kansas City
Vaney
Alan Zimmerman
Lawrence
Ousdahl
Vanoy
Vernon Vanoy Jr
Zimmerman
Taxpayer caution on fake IRS callers in Kansas
Lawrence residents urged to verify IRS workers by credentials as scammers pose as Internal Revenue Service employees. Harry F. Scribner advised contacting the nearest IRS office if credentials are not shown. Kansas University students can pick up ID cards at Strong Hall window 1 room 122, 8:40-12 and 1-5.
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Haskell
Mzhiekteno
Frank Quir
Ang
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Mzhickteno
Kansas City
Kansas
IRS
Harry F. Scribner
Internal Revenue
State of
Strong Hall
Lawrence Memorial Hospital Board Meets to Review Change Orders
The Lawrence Memorial Hospital board will meet at 9 30 a m Wednesday in the hospital conference room. On the agenda are three change orders totaling 3450 for the maintenance shop addition and equipment purchases.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital Board
Britain Faces Coal Strike Crisis as Talks Resumed
London reports that Labour leaders halted a U S trip to return for emergency talks with Prime Minister Heath on a nationwide coal strike causing massive power shortages. Victor Feather warned that averting a national disaster is nearly impossible while miners plan demonstrations and the government forecasts electricity knifed in two weeks without a settlement.
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London
Britain
Edward Heath
Victor Feather
Trades Union Congress
Heath
National Coal Miners
Trade and Industry
John Davies
House of Commons
Davies
Labor Party
Commons
House
Engineering and Employers Association
National Coal Board
Pike Mishap Injures One on Kansas Turnpike West of Lawrence
Michael Lamb 34 of Baxter Springs was injured when his 1965 sedan rear ended a semi-trailer rig about 19 miles west of Lawrence on the Kansas Turnpike. Lamb suffered a scalp cut, bruises, and abrasions, treated at Stormont-Vail Hospital. The truck driver J P Holbert of Reading Ohio was unhurt. A pickup driver Bill Thompson 31 of Topeka had no injuries after the pickup ran off the eastbound lane hitting a guard rail.
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Michael Lamb
Baxter Springs
Kansas Turnpike
Lawrence
Kansas Highway Patrol
Lamb
Topeka
Stormont-Vail Hospital
J. P. ‘Holbert
Reading
Ohio
Bill Thompson
Butz Opposes Price Controls on Food and Supports Farm Prices
Secretary Earl Butz argued against government price controls on farm products during CBS Morning News, saying higher meat prices help farmers even as imports rise. He noted meat demand favors roasts over hamburger and cited cyclical farm prices. He forecast a 4 percent food price rise this year, with consumer spending on food at about 15.5 percent of take home pay.
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Washington (Ap
Earl. Butz
Butz
CBS Morning News
Congress
Agriculture Department
So Butz
Docking Seeks Legislature Backing for Ag Program
Gov. Robert Docking urged the Kansas Legislature to cooperate with his 10 point plan to aid agriculture. He said support is needed to halt the cost price squeeze, maintain funding for farm programs, and pursue national actions on imports and loans, stressing Kansas’ agricultural heritage and future.
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Topeka
Kan
Robert Docking
Kansas
Docking
Krantz Honored On Belgian Visit
Dr. Kermit E. Krantz of Kansas University Medical Center received two honors during a visiting professorship at the University of Brussels. He was named a fellow of the Royal Society of Health in London and an honorary member of the Societe Royale Belge de Gynecologie et d Obstetrique. He lectured at Brussels and spoke at the National Congress of Obstetrics and Gynecology.
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Kansas City
Kan
Kermit E. Krantz
Kansas University Medical Center
University of Brussels
Belgium
Royal Society of Health
London
Societe Royale Belge de Gynecologie Et d’Obstetrique
Royal Society
Krantz
National Congress of Obstetrics and Gynecology
B52 Raiders Join Guam Based Air Campaign Against Vietnam
U S B52 bombers opened missions from Guam resuming the Tet era air campaign in South Vietnam after a 24 hour cease fire. U S command reported 251 strikes in 12 hours before the truce plus attacks in Laos and Cambodia.
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Saigon
United States
Guam
Campagin
Indochina
South Vietnam
Pacific
U.S
U.S. Command
Laos
Cambodia
Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
A Shau
Nixon
China
Dean Martin seeks divorce after 22 years of marriage
Hollywood AP report says singer Dean Martin, 54, filed for divorce from Jeanne Rieggers Martin after long separation. Court papers cite irreconcilable differences. Jeanne, 59, is his second wife with three children. Martin has four from his first marriage.
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Hollywood
Dean Martin
Superior Court
Jeanne Rieggers Martin
Snake Talk at Broken Arrow School Draws Small Crowd
Joseph T. Collins of the Kansas University Museum of Natural History spoke on Snakes of the Douglas County Area this afternoon at Broken Arrow School. He used color slides and live harmless snakes for students to observe and handle.
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Joseph T. Collins
Kansas University Museum of Natural History
Broken Arrow
Douglas County
Balances Stolen From Lab In Malott Hall
The theft of two balances valued at 495 dollars from a lab in Malott Hall was reported Monday to the Kansas University Traffic and Security Office. Jack Rose, director of laboratories, told the Traffic and Security Office that the balances were stolen Thursday.
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Malott Hall
Kansas University
Jack Rose
KU dorm population up as spring occupancy tops fall for first time
KU housing director J. J. Wilson says spring 1972 occupancy reaches 3,983 spaces in nine residence halls, up 38 from fall and 114 from spring 1971, with single occupancy replacing double rooms and economics driving the rise.
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Kansas University
J. J. Wilson
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