50 Bridges Deemed Deficient in Nationwide Scan
Washington reports that about 89 000 bridges are in the critical category but not structurally unsafe as whole units. The Federal Highway Administration approved replacement of 50 of the most hazardous bridges in 49 states and Puerto Rico, with a total project cost near 125 million dollars for the initial two years.
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Washington
Federal Highway Administration
Congress
Puerto Rico
Highway Administration
F.C. Turner
Federal
United States
Silver Bridge
Point Pleasant
W.va
Ohio River
FHWA
KU Prof's Book Published Here
A pioneering book on plasma physics titled Electromagnetic Waves in Moving Magneto-Plasmas has been published by the University Press of Kansas. Co authors Hillel Unz and Basant R. Chawla present a reference for students and scientists in ionospheric wave propagation plasma shock waves and astrophysics.
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University Press of Kansas
Hillel Unz
Kansas University
Basant R. Chawla
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Kansas traffic deaths log shows January 1972 figures
Kansas traffic death log reports 3 deaths in the 24 hours to 9 am Friday for January 1972 and 12 deaths for January compared with 12 for the comparable 1971 period.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
First armed clash between Qing and Russia in 1652
The article recounts the 1652 clash between the Manchu Qing and Russia in northern Manchuria, the 1689 Treaty of Nerchinsk ending a near twenty-five year undeclared war, and the Jesuit role as interpreters during negotiations. It notes Matteo Ricci and others shaping early Sino Western contact, the Rites Controversy, and rising anti Christian sentiment.
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Manchuria
Nerchinsk
Russia
Society of Jesus
Joannes Schall
Local Residents Listed in Moody Dixon Hospital Notes
A roster of names and addresses appears linked to Moody Dixon Hospital in Wakarusa and nearby areas. The list includes Kristy Kloster, Jean Bracciano, Homer Stephens, Walter Torneden, Adin Pierson, Gerald Hansen, Loren Bryant, Emma Wickey, Ethel Jensen, Jo Siroky, Blanche Diehl, Marcella Ham mig, Randall Puckett, Dennis Wells, Everett Cobb Jr., Roxie Bedford, Charles Glover, Lloyd Houston, Michael Maher, Grace Ulrich, James Warren, Verla Clark, Della Peck, Daniel Tah, Joseph Davis Jr., Peter Basiotis, Sharon Hackett and baby, Jack Carson, Ronald Davenport, Jacqueline Reed, and others, with various addresses across Topeka, Ottawa, De Soto, Tonganoxie, and nearby locales.
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Moody Dixon
Wakarusa “Manor
Walter Torneden
Greever Ter
Kristy Kloster
W. 10Th
Jean Bracciano
W. Ninth
Homer Stephens
Campus West
Adin Pierson
Lincoln
Gerald Hansen
Meadowbrook Apartments
Loren Bryant
Soto
Emma Wickey
Tonganoxie
Ethel Jensen
Jo Siroky
Blanche Diehl
Marcella Hammig
Ind
Randall Puckett
Dennis Wells
Calif
Everett Cobb Jr
Tenn
Roxie Bedford
DeSoto
Charles Glover
Harper Ave
Lloyd Houston
N.H
Michael Maher
Grace Ulrich
Ore
James Warren
Verla Clark
Ottawa
Lee Clevenger
Belle Haven Dr
Della Peck
Topeka
Daniel Tah
W. 22Nd
Ter
Joseph Davis Jr
Peter Basiotis
Emery Rd
Sharon Hackett
Iowa
Jack Carson
Perry
Ronald Davenport
Jacqueline Reed
Lyons
Heller Named to Roberts Chair at KU
Lawrence Kansas Francis Heller is named to the Roberts chair in political science at the University of Kansas. Chancellor Chalmers praised his dedication as teacher and administrator and noted his scholarly stature. Heller has served KU since 1948 and held multiple administrative roles.
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Heller
Journal-World
Laurence Chalmers
Francis ‘Heller
Roberts
Political Science Department
Harry Truman
Austria
University of Virginia
Kansas Board of Regents
Council of
National Association of State Universities and Land Grant Colleges
Lawrence
American Political Science Assn
Tional Merit Scholarship Corp
Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation
Harry S. Truman Library Institute
Institute For Community Studies
Kansas City
Benedictine College
Atchison
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Today In History highlights for January seventh
On this date in 1953 President Truman announced the US had developed a hydro fragment discovery The first US presidential election was held in 1789 Millard Fillmore was born in 1800 Joseph P Kennedy became ambassador to Britain in 1938 Eisenhower declared Republican affinity in 1952 Sukarno said Indonesia quit the UN in 1965 French forces in Algiers were reinforced in 1965 five years ago Red Guards clashed with workers in Nanking One year ago the US Command in Saigon reported 4204 American deaths in Vietnam in 1970.
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Harry S. Truman
State of the Union
United States
U.S
Millard Fillmore
Cayuga County
N.Y
New York
London
Indonesia
Sukarno
United Nations
Algiers
Secret Army Organization
Nanking
China
Saigon
Vietnam
Court-Listed Traffic Fines and Offenses Across Several Cities
A compilation of traffic and related offenses lists numerous individuals with violations such as speeding, invalid licenses, failure to yield, and illegal turns. Fines range from 5 to 200 dollars, with several cases noted as suspended or paroled.
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William C. Brubaker
Michael K. Zullig
Shawnee Mission
Robert S. Warren
Betty Froberg
Ivan F. Glenn
Lecompton
Bob Floyd
Wellingtoft Rd
Keith A. Cooper
J. D. Evans
Ae Racing
Earlenbaugh Rites Held for Omaha Resident
Graveside services were held at Oak Hill Cemetery for Frank B. Earlenbaugh of Omaha died Monday in an Omaha hospital. Born March 16, 1880 in Ellis County Kansas, he lived in McCracken before moving to Lawrence in 1927 and to Omaha in 1953. He worked 23 years in the Kansas University buildings and grounds department. He was a Presbyterian. Survived by daughters Mrs. Elmer Koch and Betty Warlenbaugh, both of Omaha. Funeral services were held Thursday in Omaha.
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Oak Hill Cemetery
Frank B. Earlenbaugh
Omaha
Neb
Mr. Earlenbaugh
Ellis County
Kan
McCracken
Lawrence
Kansas University
Mrs
Elmer Koch and
Betty Warlenbaugh
Kansas City Woman Acquitted of Murder
A Clay County Circuit Court jury acquitted Elizabeth Ruane Goodman of murdering her husband Michael Lynn Goodman last July. Goodman testified he beat her and threatened to take their 18 month old son. defense argued the shooting was justifiable homicide.
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Kansas City
Clay County
Elizabeth Ruane Goodman
Public Notices From Douglas County Courts And City Hearings
Notices cover final settlement hearing in the Gaston estate with Jan 25 1972 filing deadline and hearing in Lawrence on Jan 17 1972 for minimum structures code, plus city assessments hearings on Jan 18 1972. Addresses and attorneys listed.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Douglas County
Kansas
I. Thayer Gaston
State of Kansas
John W. Brand, Jr
C.t
E. Thayer Gaston
T.a
Thayer Gaston
Lawrence
C.T.A. Stevens, Brand & Brand
First National Bank
Tower
Lagerance Daily Journal-World
Inne
Lyons
Martha E. Hall Smith
Marthe Barrett
Lienholder
David C. Shelley
Lay Daily Journal-World
City of
Board of Equalization
City Commission
Massachusetts
Barker Avenue
Haskell
Kasold
Reprovo
Vera Mercer
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Clement XI
Hsi
Chia Literati
Pon O
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Lane
Jesuit Scholara
K’ang Hsi
Minnesota
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COOP
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Associated Press
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Britain
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Iowa Street
University Also Bank
F.D
John B. Jones
Murrow
Norman D. Kraft
Sunset
Tno
Joseph Hicks
N.J
Beverly
J. Brandon
Mark E. Landis
James E. Salyer
Ark
Chris N. Starks
Manchester
Joseph D. Timmons
Brush Creek Dr
William L. Neely
Pittsburg
Samuel Anthony Fletcher Burton
Thomas M. Moore
Stratford, Rd
Kenny Lee Ingle
Sand T. Ulaby
John R. Hill
Manhattan
Jack
Elmore
Salina
Robert A. Payne Jr
Tecumseh
Gary D. Malsbury
Sunflower Village
Thomas H. Meier
Kasold Dr
Terry L. McDaniel
Michael C. ‘Welch
Roger L. Rae
Baldwin
Laurel D. Inehnote
Baldy
Larry
L. Grant
Eudora
King Paleee Guy
Lake
Bela W. Heller
Stratford Rd
E. Atkinson
Presbyterian Church
Robert Dunjean
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