Kay Becomes Possible GOP Governor Hopeful in 1972
Rep Morris Kay, Lawrence, signals possible run for Kansas governor as he proposes regular meetings between Gov Docking and Legislature to ease tensions. He travels the state, considers entering the primary after the 60 day session. Lt Gov Reynolds Shultz also discussed as possible contender.
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Morris Kay
Robert Docking
Lawrence
Kay
House
Docking
Kansas
Topeka
Dole
GOP
Reynolds Shultz
Pay Board Nixes Aero Guidelines
The Pay Board, in a 12 to 0 vote, tabled a proposal for new labor management guidelines on the 12 percent aerospace pay raise. Unions reject board advice but may renegotiate. board seeks cuts toward about 8 percent while borderlines of the wage-price control law limit raises. Union leaders promise strategy session in St. Louis with 300 negotiators.
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Washington
Pay Board
George H. Boldt
Auto Workers and Machinists
Boldt
Leonard Woodcock
United Auto Workers
Floyd ©. Smith
Aflico International Association of Machinists
St. Louis
Men Embrace High Heels as Spring Shoe Trend
Lawrence stores report rising heel heights for men with 1 to 1 1/2 inch heels and brighter two tone colors. Boots shift from traditional leather to patent finishes while knicker outfits pair with platform soles. Experts note youth leads trend and broader fashion shifts for men away from wingtips.
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Lawrence Shoe
Lawrence
Jack Arensberg
Arensberg Shoes
Bob McCoy
McCoy’s
Howard Plewert
McCall’s
Black
Journal-World
Car Battery Explodes in Overland Park Incident
Jon M. Justice, 24, of Kansas City suffered acid burns to his right eye when a car battery exploded while he attempted to start a friend's car in Overland Park. Police say two jumper cables may have touched a wet street, triggering the blast.
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Overland Park, Kan
Jon M. Justice
Kansas City
Overland Park
Justice
Nations warn North Vietnam and Viet Cong on military adventures
In Paris at the resumed peace talks US envoy William J. Porter cautions North Vietnam and the Viet Cong against Western South Vietnam operations likely to cost more lives. North Vietnam's Xuan Thuu and VC Nguyen Van Tien denounce Nixon interview and demand unconditional US withdrawal before any prisoner releases.
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Paris
United States
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
U.S
William J. Porter
Indochina
Porter
Xuan Thuu
Nguyen van Tien
Nixon
Saigon
Troops to Stay Until POWs Released
Secretary of State William P. Rogers says total U.S. troop withdrawal from Vietnam will be delayed until American prisoners of war are released or all efforts to recover them are exhausted. He notes the commitment to withdraw eventually but stresses staying to pursue POW releases.
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Washington
U.S
Vietnam
William P. Rogers
Rogers
ABC News
Miller's Gambling Raids Declared Illegal in Court
Great Bend Kansas AP Attorney General Vern Miller and other law officers conducted eight Barton County gambling raids without warrants. Judge Frederick Woleslagel ruled the searches unconstitutional, suppressing evidence and voiding the case unless overturned on appeal. Miller vowed to appeal and press further crackdowns.
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Great Bend
Kan
Vern Miller
Frederick Woleslagel
Woleslagel
Miller
Barton County
Topeka
Barton County District Court
Kansas
State Supreme Court
High Court
Miller Gains Court Appeal On Iola Slots
The Kansas Supreme Court ordered the appeal of the Iola slot machine case reinstated, ruling the attorney general’s filing was timely due to an extra mailing period. The decision focuses on procedural timing for delivering materials to the court. The case arose after a raid on the Iola American Legion Club found five slot machines and challenged their legality under the 1971 Kansas bingo law as applied to nonprofits.
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Topeka, Kan
Kansas Supreme Court
Atty
Vern Miller
Supreme Court
Attorney General
Allen County
Robert Stadler
Iola American Legion Club
Miller
Stadler
Kansas
Sunny and fair weather update page five
Weather page notes sunny and fair conditions with full details. Classifieds mention Russell Stover Candles and Key Rexall advertising. An ad lists Ridglea Comm with contact 842-4444.
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Russell Stover
Key Rexall
Ridglea Comm
Early Spring Outlook for Lawrence Area
Weather brief notes a milder spell for Lawrence Friday easing the week’s wintry mix. Tonight stays fair with light westerly winds and lows around the mid twenties. Friday mirrors today with cloudy intervals and a high near 40. Extended outlook shows warm days and cool nights through Monday. Lawrence logged a frigid 15 degrees overnight.
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Lawrence
National Weather Service
Kansas city seeks permanent sales tax authority for Lawrence
Lawrence officials led by City Manager Buford Watson push a bill via the Kansas League of Municipalities to grant permanent one cent municipal sales tax authority. The current half cent tax expires in 1972. lawmakers have discussed the proposal with representatives and reactions are positive. The tax funded 26 police and 15 fire personnel and reduced shift hours, with about $40,000 monthly collected.
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Lawrence
Buford Watson
Kansas League of Municipalities
Watson
Griffenhagen Kroeger
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Roy
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Royal College Shop
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Allen County District Court
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