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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1978

Page

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Woman Tells of Fight for Children's Custody

Billie David recounts a 20 year battle to win back custody from a former husband who fled with their two children to London and beyond. She hopes proposed Kansas laws on uniform custody and felony custody interference will aid other families and deter future abductions after years of legal struggle and international pursuit.

Billie David Kansas Lawrence Ms. David India David Canada Switzerland British Isles London Italy Douglas County House Judiciary Committee United States Kansas House Senate Judiciary Committee

City Receives Federal Grant for Youth Jobs Program

The Lawrence Parks and Recreation Department received a $14,750 federal grant to run a fourth year Youth Conservation Corps program. The eight week program from June 5 to July 28 will employ 15 youths ages 14 to 18 to perform park development work and gain on the job training in the city.

Lawrence Parks and Recreation Department Fred DeVictor City Parks and Recreation Youth Conservation Corps

Lawrence CD panel sets final fund bids for 742000 plan

Lawrence Community Development review committee moves toward final funding decisions for the 742000 CD allocation after hearing requests totaling 15 million and drafting five priority categories including housing rehabilitation and public facilities. The panel will reconvene at South Park Recreation Center to refine recommendations for the city commission.

Lawrence Penn House Lynn Goodell Lawrence CD Goodell City Commission South Park Recreation Center

Deaths in Kansas area mark chorus of services and tragedy

Funeral services are set for Cecil E. Trapp 58 of Tonganoxie with burial in Green Lawn Cemetery Kansas City. A World War II Marine veteran, he worked 25 years for Santa Fe Railway and leaves a wife and son plus siblings and in laws. Ida Ellen Gosling 71 of Tonganoxie will be buried at Maple Grove Cemetery after dying in a Kansas City hospital. Rodney Joe Wiggins 20 of Eudora died after a reported attempted robbery and self inflicted shooting near the KU Medical Center. services are pending. Survivors listed include parents siblings and grandparents.

Tonganoxie Cecil E. Trapp Porter Chapel Kansas City Kan Green Lawn Cemetery Trapp Providence-St. Margaret Health Center Melvern Santa Fe Railway Marge Seely Iva Clayton Crippled Children's Hospitals Guila Thornton Quisenberry Funeral Chapel Rodney Joe Wiggins Eudora Alden Harrington & Sons Bonner Springs Wiggins Kansas University Medical Center 19Th and Haskell Carl D. Wiggins Baldwin Park Calif Karl Johnson Rumsey Funeral St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church Oak Hill Cemetery Vincent Krische Mr. Johnson Lawrence St. John’s Church Veterans of Foreign Wars and U.S. Navy Lennis Everett Johnson Rt. 1 Suzanne Marie Johnson Hilton Head Island S.C Carol Ann Lemon

Fire crews respond to two calls at KU residence hall and home

Fire teams answered alarms Monday at Corbin Hall, 420 W. 11th, and a residence. Investigators found no damage in the hall run, noting a small blaze in a metal trash chute that burned out. About 500 dollars in damage was reported from a kitchen oven fire at Phil Homeratha’s home, 901 W. 22nd, mostly from smoke.

Kansas University Corbin Hall Phil Homeratha

Carter avoids coal strike talks during Delaware trip

President Carter spoke in Delaware as he juggled Middle East Africa inflation taxes energy and welfare concerns. He spent 100 minutes en route aboard a Marine helicopter for two fundraisers: a $1 000-a-couple Biden donor dinner and a $35-a-person Democratic Party event drawing about 1 000 supporters. Carter used the visit to repay a political IOU to Biden amid ongoing coal negotiations while opponents gathered in Philadelphia to rail against the firing of U S Attorney Marston. He told Democrats his administration has righted Watergate Vietnam and CIA wrongs and said Americans can again be proud of their country.

Carter Delaware Marine Corps Wilmington Joseph Biden Democratic Party Biden Senate Gerald R. Ford Hellenic Community Center U.S David Marston Philadelphia Griffin B. Bell Vietnam CIA

Police hunt slayer of four in Des Moines killings

In Des Moines Iowa police seek the killer or killers after the Sunday slayings of four people including three teenage boys who were cleaning a downtown building being remodeled. A clerk at a nearby adult book store was also found shot dead. Rewards total 7000 dollars.

Des Moines, Iowa Des Moines Richard Olson Olson Jeff Hoffman Gerald Jr Jeff Beavers Hoffman Gerald Sr William Baldwin Nichols Baldwin

Inmate dies in jail from chest infection autopsy shows

Dennis E. Johnson 43 died Sunday in the Douglas County jail from an infection in his chest that spread to a lung, aided by chronic alcoholism. Johnson, found on a cell mattress about 5:30 p.m., had broken ribs days earlier, possibly from a fall. He had been arrested on firearm charges by a felon which were later dropped, and was ordered committed to Topeka State Hospital.

Dennis E. Johnson Cynthia Douglas County Johnson Laurance Price Price Douglas County District Court Topeka State Hospital Rex Johnson Dallas Murphy Murphy

Common sense urged in KU fire plan debate

Kansas University officials face state fire safety inspectors recommendations with emphasis on life safety. Fire Marshal Floyd Dibbern urged sensible adherence while noting some changes exceed legal need but remain essential for obvious hazards. KU must present a comprehensive plan by March. university planners say current steps avoid extra budget requests this year.

Topeka Kansas University Floyd Dibbern Dibbern Lawrence Kansas City Kan Max Lucas

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High Court of England Richard Gwirr Dale E. Reyner, JR Bob Hopkins Iowa Lawrence Boys' Club City Human Resources Department City-County Planning Department Cecil A. Trapp Ida E. Gosling Insor By Joe Baker Calvin, Eddy & Kappelman Inc Mass Carter Ducks Washington Middle East Africa Dennis Ellsworth Lawrence Memorial Hospital Tures Larry K. McElwain Keith M. McElwain Warren M.elwain Orduary
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