Roy Says Congress Has Little Voice in North Vietnam Aid
Kansas Congressman William Roy warned that U S aid to North Vietnam could be extended regardless of Congress. He urged spending restraint on domestic needs and criticized Nixon administration cost cutting, linking money to social programs and environmental and educational needs at home. Roy discussed 1974 Senate plans and political future at a KU appearance.
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Congress
Honoi
North Vietnam
U. S
William Roy
Kansas
East Lawrence
North Lawrence
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Nixon Administration
Executive Branch
Museum Drive Advances Second Phase for Community Museum
The Elizabeth M. Watkins Community Museum campaign enters its second phase with two sections active. EU solicitors meet with history professor W Stitt Robinson while education solicitations target Lawrence School District 497.
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Elizabeth M. Watkins
Lawrence
Kansas University
W. Stitt Robinson
Uiversity
Robinson
Russell N. Bradt
James Campbell
Health Service
Clark Coan
Frank C. Foley
Robert J. Frianf
Robert Gilmore
Robert Hoffmann
Donald Metzler
School of Engineering
Harold Orel
Calder "Pickett
Anthony Smith
J. J. Wilson
Paul Wilson
Kansas GOP leaders clash with governor over proposals
Senate leader Bennett and House allies push back on Docking and his tax circuit breaker plan. They stress openness to select proposals such as school funding while resisting forced acceptance of every idea and warn against partisan dissension.
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Senate
Docking
Tom van Cleave
House
Pete
McGill
Jack Steineger
Pete Loux
Kansas
Docking attacks GOP plan over income tax surcharge
Governor Docking denounces the 1.5 percent income tax surcharge as a major tax hike that would push Kansas families to pay 43 to 75 percent more in state taxes. He opposes higher education budget raids and questions equity in faculty salaries, urging careful Regents review and warning against selective admissions amid projected continued state enrollment growth.
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Kansas
Senate
Robert Bennett
Joan Handley
Miss Handley
Martin Jones
KU _ administration
Wulfkuhle Family Named Kansas Young Farm Family 1973
The Lloyd A Wulfkuhle family of Lecompton is chosen as Kansas Young Farm Family for 1973 at the Kansas Young Farmers and Young Farm Wives convention in Salina. The award includes a 300 cash prize based on farming program work and community service.
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Lecompton
Kanas
Kansas Young Farmers and Young Farm Wives
Hilton Inn
Salina
Wulfkuhles
Lawrence Young Farmers’ Educational Assn
Young Farm Wives
Local 4-H Delegate Heads to National Conference in Washington
Lawrence high senior William Bradley Jr. is named one of five Kansas 4-H delegates for the National 4-H Conference in Washington April 22 28. Others from Kansas include Lynn Carpenter Cathy Susan Johnson Claudie Washington and William Slater. The trips are funded by the Kansas Bankers Association via the Kansas 4-H Foundation awards program.
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William Bradley Jr
Lawrence
Washington
Lynn Carpenter
Stockton
Susan Johnson
Parsons
Claudie Washington
Fairview
William Slater
Mahaska
Glenn M. Busset
Kansas _ State University
Kansas Bankers Assn
Kansas 4-H Foundation
Deaths and Funerals for William Peters Sr and William Hughes
Funeral services for William Oliver Peters Sr. 65 of 1628 E 23rd St will be announced by Rumsey Funeral Home after his death at Lawrence Memorial Hospital He was born October 27 1907 in Lawrence a painting contractor Survived by widow Tillie a daughter Janice Rogers Memphis two sons William Peters Jr and Thomas Peters and four grandchildren Side services at Oak Hill Cemetery Also noted is the death of William Hughes a retired Linotype operator for the Emporia Gazette He is survived by widow Ruth Ann a daughter Keith Lawton a son John S Hughes two sisters and two brothers Memorials to the First Church of Christ Scientist requested.
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Carolyn
Ronnie
David
Rita
Wulfkuhles
William Oliver Peters Sr
E. 23Rd St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Rumsey Funeral Home
Tillie
Janice Rogers
Memphis, Tenn
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Clare Rd
Thomas Peters
Mr. Hughes
The
Emporia Gazette
First Church of Christ Scientist
Ruth Ann
Keith Lawton
East Dr
John S. Hughes
Rt. 3
Lawrence
Lorene Jenkins
Holden
Marie Shikles
Goleta Valley
Calif
Raymond Hughes
Hemet
Maynard Hughes
Stockton
Bowmer Q. Hughes Funeral Services Planned
Bowmer Q Hughes of 2106 Ohio dies Thursday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral services set for 2 p m Saturday at Rumsey Funeral Home with private burial.
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Bowmer Q. Hughes
Ohio
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Rumsey Funeral Home
High School Equivalency Test Schedule Announced
The equivalency test will be given at 8 a m Saturday in Room 172 at the School administration center 2017 La Max Stalcup director of continuing education says the test is open to any interested person.
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Max Stalcup
Dive of Continuing Education
Trash pickups adjusted for holiday week
Residential trash routes will not be collected this Monday and will be collected on Thursday. Commercial routes will be run as scheduled.
Spacious foyer promotes inclement weather at Rumsey Funeral Home
A brief notice highlights a new roomy foyer at Rumsey Funeral Home located at 843 5111 to aid visitors during bad weather. The ad emphasizes weather readiness and accessibility improvements for attendees.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Regents push catalog and credit cuts across KU system
Regents order each regents’ institution to review and reduce cataloged courses and credits and report to COCAO by 1974, while cutting offered courses per semester with results due the same year. Other actions include graduate program reviews, department recommendations, and a March 22 campus election for 535 civil service employees.
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Regents
COCAO
Keith Nitcher
Civil Service
Public Employes Relations Board
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