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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1971
Page
9
Hoboken New Jersey plans near continuous closed circuit television coverage on First Street to deter muggings burglaries and other crimes. Three cameras will feed a monitor at police HQ with recordings available for evidence while police defend the project as a deterrent despite privacy concerns.
Phi Kappa Sigma at Northwestern University shut down by its national alumni association. Thirty members must vacate by Tuesday as the house faces rejection over antiwar activism and plans to add coed living on the fourth floor. The local chapter had hosted antiwar activity and withdrew from the interfraternity council.
A Tennessee Eastern Corp. group used a computer to estimate how many snowflakes would cover Tennessee with ten inches of snow. They calculated average snowflake size and state area, yielding 27,794,920,909,600,000 snowflakes, adjusting for 43,000 square miles instead of 42,244.
Keith L. Nitcher vice chancellor for business affairs at Kansas University has been named to the executive committee of the National Association of State Universities and Land Grant Colleges. He represents NASULGC Council for Business Affairs and serves as treasurer of the National Association of College and University Business Officers.
The expired 91st Congress left President Nixon's SST program in limbo as lawmakers debate funding and environmental concerns. Sen. Proxmire warned of possible termination, while backers expect about 210 million dollars annual spending under a new Congress. A stop gap extended subsidies through March 30, with a yes or no vote to follow.
A five to ten member panel will try Sgt. Charles E. Hutto 22 of Tallulah La for assault with intent to murder civilians in My Lai Vietnam on March 16 1968. He and Lt. William L. Calley Jr and Sgt. David Mitchell are from Americal Division. The max sentence is 20 years.
Vice President Spiro T Agnew in a Buckley interview says his speeches are designed to attract attention and face scrutiny as whole pieces. He warns that when taken out of context they can mislead allies and observers, but asserts the risk is part of his method.
Ferguson police probe links Dennis William Haun to a Dec. 30 fatal shooting. Kenneth Leroy Barngrover of Ferguson faces homicide charges after claiming the boy accidentally shot himself during a ride. Barngrover allegedly disposed of the body in Illinois, then moved the vehicle to Missouri, with a 17 year old girl tipping investigators. Barngrover, an accountant, had prior charges for child molestation and was free on bond.
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