Snowfall forecast for Northeast Kansas slows Sunday
One to three inches of snow expected this afternoon and tonight in Northeast Kansas with accumulation tapering off early Sunday. Lows drop to about 20, rising to the mid 30s Sunday. Snow probable at 60 percent today, 20 percent Sunday. Official readings note a Friday high of 25 and low of 5. Sun rises 7 09 a.m. and sets 6 04 p.m.
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Lyman and Baker push for more health funding to protect education. Nurses called nurse clinicians handle back-up duties. 33 Shawnee County clinics serve about 2,000. The department relies on 39% federal grants and 13% fees. offers birth control pills and family planning counseling.
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Kansas Faculty Opposes Death Penalty Testimony
Three KU professors plus a KU social welfare official urged the Kansas Senate Judiciary Committee to oppose reinstating capital punishment saying deterrence is unsupported and life imprisonment suffices. Supporters argued deterrence exists and urged careful study or immediate enactment.
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Senior Recital by Rebecca Hayes at Swarthout Hall
Rebecca Hayes a Kan sas University School of Fine Arts senior presents her senior voice recital at 8 p m Tuesday in Swarthout Recital Hall. She is from Overland Park and is assisted on piano by Pam ela Elliott Natoma junior and on cello by Debra Pearson Kan sas City junior. The soprano will perform works by Handel Wolf Rachmaninoff Watts Duparc Faure Hahn Cilea and Massenet.
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Overland Park
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Natoma Junior
Debra Pearson
Kansas City
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Reynaldo Hahn
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Return of POW Shocked by Flare Pants and Hair
Air Force Sgt. Arthur Black, freed after 70 years as a prisoner of war in North Vietnam, views his brothers modern clothing with astonishment. He and relatives describe his conservative past taste and his adjustment to flare-legged pants and bold colors, while noting concern over his brothers' facial hair.
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Docket Reports City Court Records 59 Cases and Fines
Lawrence Municipal Court entries show 59 cases and 1 529 dollars in fines for the week ending Feb 10. Twenty four speeders paid 404 dollars. 46 persons faced 575 dollars in speeding fines. Jail terms included weekend sentences and suspensions. Other convictions included shoplifting and disorderly conduct with bonds defaults and non traffic fines totaling 425 dollars.
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Slavic Concert Slated Monday at KU Hoch Auditorium
The Singers and Dancers of Ljubljana will perform Monday at 8 20 p m in Hoch Auditorium on the Kansas University campus. KU students admitted free. others may buy tickets at the Student Union Activities box office or at the door. The program showcases Yugoslav cultural heritage spanning over a millennium.
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Swistak Jury Trial Set for April in Douglas County
A jury trial for Stanley Swistak is scheduled for April 25 in Division II of the Douglas County District Court on aggravated kidnapping aggravated robbery and aggravated assault charges. Swistak 25 of Akron Ohio remains jailed after psychiatric evaluation at Larned State Hospital where authorities say he is competent to stand trial. He and Howard Rose 26 of Akron were arrested after George Wilkinson 22 of Bonner Springs reported being dumped from his vehicle at gunpoint and the car stolen in Lawrence. Rose pled guilty to aggravated kidnapping on January 17 and received a life sentence.
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Powwow Scheduled by Haskell and Lawrence Centers
The Haskell Indian Club and the Lawrence Indian Center announce their first powwow at 7 30 tonight in the Lawrence Community Building 115 W 11th. Karl Talawyma spokesperson says dancers in full native dress will perform war hoop and shield dances. Public invited.
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