Solons Call Logjam Real Blessing For New Congress
Washington AP two Democratic senators say the 91st Congress’ long lame duck session and unfinished bills may help revive Magnuson’s Senate rule changes when the 92nd Congress opens. Magnuson plans two part sessions to separate authorizing and appropriating acts. Mansfield backs the idea after adjournment of the 11th-longest session, 349 days.
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Washington
Mike Mans‘field
Montana
Ren G. Magnuson
Congress
Magnuson
Duce
Mansfield
U.S
Little Katy Survives Early Birth
Katy Gilland of Charlotte born October 19 at Presbyterian Hospital weighing one pound seven ounces. After weeks of tube feeding and careful care she reached five pounds and was sent home with her parents Mr and Mrs David Gilland.
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Charlotte, N.C
Katy
Charlotte’s Presbyterian Hospital
David Gilland
Charlotte
West Jefferson
North Carolina Mountains
Hebert Warns Delaying Weapons Decision Is Dangerous
Rep. F. Edward Hebert, likely to become House Armed Services chair, warns delaying the decision on undersea missile launchers or the B-1 bomber could be dangerous. Hebert distrusts Soviet arms talks and suspects Russia may hold a hidden ace, urging caution in Helsinki and decision timing. Hebert says he would act as an American and acknowledges Russia could be behaving similarly.
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Washington (Ap
F. Edward Hebert
House Armed Services
Louisiana Democrat
Hebert
Rep. L. Mendel
Helsinki
Trial Underway In KU Rock Toss Incident
A jury trial began about 10 a.m. in Douglas County District Court for James H Rexrode Jr. 21 of 1105 Ohio in a misdemeanor stemming from a May 6 rock tossing at the Kansas University Military Science building. Four others were arrested in the same case. damages were set at 1925 dollars by KU Physical Plant director Harry Buchholtz.
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Kansas University
Military Science
Douglas County
James H. Rexroad Jr
Ohio
Harry
M. Buchholtz
Ralph White
Wichita
Dean C. Lott
Richard C. Langsdorf
Randolph Gould
Gould
NYC to Sue Government on Welfare
New York City plans a lawsuit against the state and federal governments over welfare cost funding. Mayor John V. Lindsay says the city bears a disproportionate and arbitrary share of welfare and Medicaid costs, with over 600 million dollars this fiscal year. The suit aims to force funding of locally administered programs by higher levels of government.
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New York
John V. Lindsay
Washington
Two Missing in Pratt Snowstorm Found Alive
In Pratt Kansas two missing snowstorm victims were located in fair to good condition. Jerry Champion, 32, of Byers, was found in his pickup near midnight after hours of wandering. He said he tried to walk out three times but fell. Mrs. G. E. Dixon, 65, of Stafford, had been missing eight hours. She remained unlocated in the report.
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Pratt, Kan
Pratt
G. E. Dixon
Stafford
Kan
Jerry Champion
Byers
Champion
Pratt County Hospital
Lawrence school reopening after Christmas break
Haskell Indian Junior College public school and St John’s students returned to classes this morning ending the holidays. Haskell students received two weeks of vacation while District 497 and St John’s were dismissed for 1½ weeks. KU warns Potter Lake ice is not safe and expects two to three more cold nights before thickness allows skating.
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Haskell Indian Junior College
St. John’s
Haskell
District
Potter Lake
Kansas University
Lawrence
Stolen Goods Valued at 900 From Lawrence Apartment
Items valued at 900 were stolen from the apartment of James S. Jacobs and David L. Morgan at 1529 W. Ninth between Dec 23 and 1 p.m. Saturday. A forced entry door was used. Suspect theft included a 260 stereo tuner and amplifier 130 tape recorder 130 turntable two speakers 120 and tapes and albums totaling 260.
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James S. Jacobs
David L. Morgan
Ninth
Lawrence
Nixon TV Q&A set with four reporters tonight
President Nixon will host an hour long TV radio talk with four reporters from ABC CBS NBC and PBS tonight originating live from the White House library at 8 PM CST. The White House aims for a warm intimate setting and broad questions on major issues facing the presidency.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Ronald L
Ziegler
Howard K. Smith
American Broadcasting Co
Eric Sevareid
Columbia Broadcasting System
John Chancellor
National Broadcasting Co
Nancy Dickerson
NBC
Public Broadcasting Service
Networks
Smith
Statewide Winter Storm Leaves Dozens Stranded
Three people died as a large snowstorm swept Kansas and Missouri. Concordia and surrounding areas reported nine inches to a foot of snow with 20 to 35 mph winds, closing county roads and stranding motorists. National Guard and Red Cross aided travelers, with motels and private homes accommodating displaced residents.
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Concordia
Atchison
Kansas
McPherson
The
Red Cross
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U.S
National Weather Service
St. Joseph
Manhattan
Kan
Hays
National Guard
Pratt
Highway Patrol
Phillipsburg
Miami
Trenton
Missouri
St. Louis
Howard Reitan
Victoria
Kaw
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Fort Hays State College
Holiday Inn
Salina
Rain Lifts Lake Levels After Weekend Storms
Rain raised water levels in Lone Star Lake area and Perry Lake near Lawrence with Lone Star up about two feet since the weekend and Perry Lake up 0.27 foot since Dec 31. Severe storms disrupted Kansas but Lawrence remained comparatively spared with highways opening and minimal damage.
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Lone Star Lake
Lawrence
Perry Lake
Kansas
Kansas Turnpike
Kansas City
Oklahoma Line
Police to Check Taverns for Untaxed 1971 Licenses
Eight Lawrence taverns and clubs without approved 1971 cereal malt beverage licenses will be inspected to ensure no 3.2 beer is sold on site. Assistant City Manager Dennis Kallsen noted the first year requires Jan 1 license submission. prior years saw delays.
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Lawrence
Dennis Kallsen
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