Miller Eyes Governor Run One Year Into Attorney General Post
Kansas attorney general Vern Miller marks one year in office amid talk of a possible gubernatorial bid. He cites ambition to serve Kansas beyond AG, notes frustrations over funding and staff, and defends his record on law enforcement, consumer fraud, and anti trust work. He also praises colleagues and discusses future options including re election, a governor run, or private practice in Wichita.
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Terrorists Strike Utapao Base in Thai B52 Raid
Thai officials say terrorists entered the Utapao base 90 miles southeast of Bangkok and placed charges under parked B52 bombers. guards killed one attacker with no reported casualties among U.S. or Thai personnel. Meanwhile Viet Cong and Saigon authorities report a grenade attack on Qui Nhon rally with many wounded and several officials hit.
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Lawrence bulk trash pickup starts in Zone One Wednesday
In Lawrence Zone One south of 15th and west of Louisiana, items should be curbside by 7 30 a m. A rumor about Kennedy School library ceiling collapse due to holiday rain is denied by Principal Edna Galloday and Asst. Supt. Bill Womack. Moisture caused damp books but none were ruined and a dehumidifier solved the issue.
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Louisiana
Kennedy School
Edna Galloday
Bill Womack
Agnew Sees End To Radical Acts
In Collingswood New Jersey Vice President Spiro T Agnew declared an end to the radical permissiveness of the 1960s during a speech before a Masonic group He predicted a death knell to the era of license of the previous decade and criticized leftists and apologists in semidist.
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Collingswood
N.J
Spiro T. Agnew
Fourteen Rail Cars Derail In Missouri Town
Fourteen freight cars of a westbound Missouri Pacific derail in Levasy. No injuries were reported. Several box cars stopped within about 100 feet of the Walter Friedrich residence early Sunday morning.
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Missouri Pacific
Jackson County
Walter Friedrich
City Commission Seeks Zoning Change and Code Update
The commission considers an ordinance to rezone about 0.4 acres at 401 Pleasant from RS-2 to M-2. It also proposes amending the code to allow veterinary offices to board animals in certain districts. A resolution would authorize the mayor to sign an agreement with the State Highway Commission on intersection work at 15th and 19th. Bids are set to be received at 2 p.m. Tuesday January 25 for tow-away service, a chemical spreader, and radio maintenance.
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State Highway Commission
City to seek 50 50 plan for traffic signals and left turn bays
Lawrence city commission will review an agreement with the state highway commission to fund 190000 in traffic signals and left turn bays at 15th 19th and Iowa. The plan includes widening and new turn channels plus lighting upgrades from Sixth to 28th Street with resurfacing and overlay work next summer.
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Massachusetts
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Stanford Protest Over Maoist Professor Firing
About 25 of 75 protesters remained inside Stanford University chapel after taking over the church to demand Bruce Franklin be rehired. President Richard Lyman supported a Jan. 5 faculty advisory board decision to fire Franklin for allegedly inciting demonstrators and disobeying police during a February incident.
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H. Bruce Franklin
Stanford Univerisity
Franklin
Bruce
Stanford
Richard ‘Lyman
Supreme Court to rule on communism speaker ban
The Supreme Court agreed to review a New York panel ruling that sections of the 1952 Immigration and Nationality Act restricting entry of foreign citizens who advocate communism or a totalitarian system violate the First Amendment. The Mandel case involves Belgian Marxist Dr. Ernest E. Mande invited to speak on U.S. campuses.
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Supreme Court
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U.S
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Florida
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Communist Party
United States
Freshman Eligibility Gains Approved by NCAA
NCAA approval of freshman eligibility for football and basketball is approved in Hollywood Florida. Kansas University coaches praise basketball eligibility for first year players while football coach Don Fambrough doubts the move. KU has used freshmen successfully across swimming track and baseball with plans for a stronger roster as Big Eight policy looms.
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Fla
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Bob Cox
Don Lahti
Dirk Wedd
Corky Ullom
Kansas
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Jayhawk
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Mark Lutz
Tom ‘Scavuzzo
Barry Schur
Greg Vandaveer
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Haskell Leaders and Students Plan Dorm Hours Rules
Haskell Indian Junior College officials will meet with dormitory councils this week to draft closing hour regulations. Dean Frank Quiring said schedules depend on eligible students and parental permission, with GPA requirements and exemptions for veterans. School records may affect eligibility, and recommendations go to the Executive Council via the Student Senate and Student Affairs Committee.
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Haskell Indian Junior College
Frank Quiring
Wallace Galluzzi
Quiring
Break-in at Byrne's Pharmacy Steals Drugs in Eudora
Overnight break-in at Byrne's Pharmacy in Eudora leads to theft of quantity of drugs and related items. Loss value not yet determined but described as relatively great. investigation ongoing by Douglas County Sheriff’s Department.
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Byrne
Douglas County Sheriff's Department
Woman Dies From Injuries In Wreck Near Lawrence
Mrs. Mary Emma Mitchell 63 of Linwood died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital from injuries suffered January 3 when her car collided with a vehicle driven by Dennis Dahl 41 of 2927 Harvard Road on icy K-10 five miles east of Lawrence She is Douglas County s first traffic fatality of 1972 Her husband Joseph 68 was treated and released He survived with a dislocated left hip and facial lacerations Funeral services will be 1 30 p m Tuesday at Gibson Butler Funeral Home Kansas City Kansas with the Rev Larry James The burial is Mount Sidney Cemetery Linwood She was born in Carrolton Missouri and lived in Kansas City Kansas before moving to Linwood in 1970 She was a member of Advent Christian Church Other survivors include two brothers Virginious and Buford Otey Kansas City Kan and four sisters Geneve Newman Denver Maxine Porter Holden Jennie Hallahan Anne Porter both of Kansas City Kan
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Linwood
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Douglas County
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Mitchell
Dennis Dahl
Harvard Rd
Dahl
Lawrence Memorial
Gibson-Butler Funeral Home
Kansas City
Kan
Larry James
Mount Sidney Cemetery
Funeral
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Carrolton
Advent Christian Church
Virginious Otey
Buford Otey
Geneve Newman
Denver
Colo
Maxine Porter
Holden, Mo
Jennie Hallahan
Ann Porter
Fire damages mobile home and car in Lawrence
An unoccupied mobile home at 420 North suffered about 80 dollars in damage around 8 55 a m from a heating tape fire. A car fire at Ninth and Tennessee at 11 03 p m caused about 25 dollars damage to a vehicle owned by Ronald Snell of 1213 Ohio. Cause of both blazes remains undetermined.
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Lawrence
Ninth
Tennessee
Ronald Snell
Ohio
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