Kansas 1972 Legislature Promises Productive Session
The Kansas 1972 legislative session opens with a 60 day limit and aims for a productive, nonpartisan effort. Gov. Docking faces scrutiny over austere budgets while lawmakers weigh higher education funding and fiscal constraints amid pre election politics.
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Kansas
Medicaid Funds Run Low Threatens Welfare Program
In Topeka Kansas AP report state welfare director Dr. Robert C. Harder warns Medicaid may end in February due to tight funds. Legislators mull immediate appropriations to sustain the program as about 12 to 13 million remains for the year and vendors’ bills over the next two to three months loom.
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Kansas
Topeka
Robert Docking
Peka, Kan
Robert C. Harder
Harder
MRI Honoree Named First Perry Bidstrup Award Recipient
Kansas City Missouri Thomas E Weast of the Midwest Research Institute and former Kansas University student and instructor is named the first Perry Bidstrup Award recipient. The award honors a young MRI employee under 30 for top scientific contribution. Weast's work focuses on design development of machines and analysis of mechanical systems.
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Thomas
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Midwest Research Institute
Kansas University
Perry Bidstrup
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MRI
Weast
Kansas lawmakers weigh tax plans for education and welfare
Southeast Wichita solons discuss funding higher education and welfare, with debate over sales and income tax effects. Governors message hints at surprises while Docking pushes austere budgets. Budget battles center on welfare cuts and potential university fees amid line item budgeting.
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Wichita
Harper
Docking
Booth
Vogel
Two Men Face 9 Counts After Thursday Incident
Two men Fred Quinn Jr and Herbert Cornelius Fagan were arraigned in Douglas County Court on nine counts each following a Thursday home invasion at 1820 Ark. Catherine L Sterling home. Charges include aggravated burglary assault kidnapping and weapon counts with three additional misdemeanor battery charges. The case involves a vehicle search and possible two more suspects.
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Fred Quinn Jr
Kansas City
Kan
Robert Cram Becker
1826
Charles Rankin
Herbert Cornelius Fagan
Quinn
Fagan
Lawrence
Catherine L. Sterling
1820
Ark
Sterling
John Arthur Morrow
Iowa
William Byrnes
Jerry L. Frahm
Seven Girls Relate Terror During Hijacking to Cuba
Seven stewardesses recounted a nine hour cross country hijacking from California to Cuba by a shotgun wielding man and pistol packing woman with a five month old baby. The pilots and crew faced threats of execution while the plane refueled in Los Angeles and Tampa before returning to California.
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Miami
Cuba
Pacific Southwest Airlines
California
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Sylvia Brister
Sylvia
William Young
San Diego
Young
Havana
Dianne Beighley
Dianne
Tampa
Africa
Chery
Gallemore
Miss Gallemore
Ida
Derral Wiggins
Steve Salmansen
36 Per Cent New Voters Registered
Washington AP Thirty six per cent of 18 to 20 year olds newly eligible under the 26th Amendment registered by 1971 end. Youth Citizenship Fund says if trends hold sixty per cent will be registered by November. Allegheny County Pittsburgh leads with sixty six point nine per cent.
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Youth Citizenship Fund
YCF
Carroll Lact
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Allegheny County
Pittsburgh
First of Bank Bombs Traced to Labor Day Safer Deposit Plot
The Labor Day Bank of America blast in San Francisco preceded a wider wave of counterfeit time bombs found in safe deposit boxes across Chicago New York and SF. Police and federal agents pursued a suspect using the name Christopher Mohr a Chicago address listed in January 1971. Bombs were disarmed after delays and letters claimed a radical demand to release political prisoners.
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Bank of America
San Francisco
Chicago
New York City
FBI
U.S. Treasury
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Control
Christopher Charles Mohr
Mohr
Chicago Tribune
Daily News
Central Intelligence Agency
Internal Revenue Service
Washington
Arson Suspected In Isley Elementary Blaze
A fire at Isley Elementary School in Excelsior Springs Missouri caused damage estimated between 100000 and 300000 dollars. Investigators said the blaze appeared arson police were notified after a 2 40 a m call and firefighters found the library and office area burning and flames spreading to an upper level classroom.
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Excelsior Springs
Isley
Institute Issues Report Series On 70 Census
The Kansas University ISES issues the first in a census series, A Kansas User's Guide to the U S 1970 Census, introducing how to use census data. It notes census detail to city blocks aids population forecasts, analyses, apportionments, tax and revenue studies, with Lawrence used as an example. Maps show population, economic and social data for analysis.
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Kansas University Institute For Social and Environmental Studies
ISES
Kansas
U.S
Lawrence
Lucille Ball Breaks Leg Skiing in Aspen Snowmass
Actress Lucille Ball breaks leg while skiing at Snowmass Aspen. Hospital spokesman says fracture repaired and Ball is doing beautifully though length of hospitalization unsure. Accident occurred Thursday.
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Colo
Lucille Ball
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