College Students Move Back to System for Change
A survey across campuses from Boston to Berkeley shows a shift from violent demonstrations to using established rules and elections to press for reform. Students seek alliances with blacks workers and welfare groups while voting in local contests and rebuilding influence within the system.
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America
Boston
Berkeley
Wisconsin
Texas
Southeast Asia
Michigan
Larry Diamond
Stanford
Diamond
George McGovern
State Leaders Told Welfare Needs for 72
Topeka Kansas AP House Speaker Calvin Strowig said leaders were told that a supplemental appropriation of 4.5 to 5 million dollars is needed to finance welfare medical programs through the remainder of the fiscal year. The total need is 10 to 11 million with federal funds covering the balance.
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Topeka
Kan
Calvin Strowig
Strowig
House
Senate
Robert Harder
Harder
Glee Smith
R-Larned
Harold Herd
D-Coldwater
Tom van Sickle
Fort Scott
Richard Loux
Wichita
Clyde Hill
Ryates Center
Smith
Herd
Loux
van Sickle
Hill
Man Found Guilty In Auto Death
Michael Joseph Riner of Eudora was found guilty of vehicular homicide in Leavenworth County Magistrate Court for the Dec 11 crash on Leavenworth County Road No 1 that killed Joe Loren Nixon. Riner pled no contest. a pre sentence investigation was ordered and a sentencing hearing set for January 27 before Judge Robert E. Davis.
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Leavenworth
Michael Joseph Riner
Eudora
Riner
Joe Loren Nixon
Robert E. Davis
Microfilm Replaces Books For County Record-Keeping
The Douglas County Recorder's Office adopts microfilm to replace pen and ink copying of thousands of documents each year. The shift cuts costs and storage needs, offers two automatic document copies, and marks a major upgrade from handwritten records to microfilmed archives.
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Kansas
Jim Christian
Douglas County
Douglas County Register of Deeds Office
Janice Beem
Colder Weather Expected After Pleasant Weekend
The National Weather Service forecasts a switch from weekend warmth to freezing readings by Thursday with possible snow. Temperatures slide from mid 40s Tuesday to highs in the 20s Thursday and Friday. Lawrence top Sunday reached 56 and Coffeyville reported 58 statewide.
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National Weather Service
Lawrence Area
At & Am
Coffeyville
Rumney Funeral Home Owners Fred and Oscar Rimsey
Fred and Oscar Rimsey, owners of Rumney Funeral Home, are listed with contact details 843 6111 in a local notice.
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Fred and
Oscar Rimsey
Rumney Funeral Home
Index Classifieds and Markets Sports Television
Classifieds and market listings appear on the page with brief items. Sports briefs and a TV section are noted, plus a local forecast reference and weather details on page five.
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LGB
Russell Stover Candles and Rexall Willie's Open for Luncheon
The listing notes noon luncheon openings at 61 Vermont Avenue Ady offering Russell Stover candles and Key Rexall Willie's products.
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Russell Stover
Key Rexall
Willie
Ady
Docking to Seek Extension of Kansas Property Tax Lid
Gov Robert Docking will ask the 1972 Kansas Legislature to extend the property tax lid and expand homestead relief for seniors with a 2:30 PM joint session address. He signals possible repeal veto on any repeal efforts and may propose a state spending bid to reveal available revenue before appropriations.
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Topeka
Kan
Robert Docking
Kansas
Docking
Cedar Crest
Executive Mansion
Decking
Associated Press
Statehouse
Humphrey enters presidential race with pledge to end war
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey formally announced his third bid for the presidency at the Poor Richard Club in Philadelphia. He pledged to end the war in Indochina and urged reconciliation and rebirth as he enters Pennsylvania's April 25 primary, joining other candidates for the Democratic delegates.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Inochina
Philadelphia
Richard Club
Minnesota
John F. Kennedy
White House
Richard Nixon
Pennsylvania
Edmund $. Muskie
Maine
George McGovern
South Dakota
Los Angeles
Samuel Yorty
Docking Proposes Easier Property Tax Protest in Kansas
Governor Docking outlines 1972 proposals to simplify property tax protests in Kansas. He urges understandable protest forms, notices of protest deadlines, and mandatory alerts by county treasurers. He also seeks expanded homestead relief for seniors, estimated at 2.5 million dollars, and supports a state spending limit concept for long term fiscal balance.
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Frank Hodge
Hutchinson
Kansas Senate
Docking
State Board of Tax Appeals
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Robbie Stamps
Kent State
National Guard
Diane Weil
Higgins
Joann Schulte
County Register of Deeds
Lorene Davison
Wilkes
Hinch
HHH
THE
Board of Tax Appeals
Haskell Indian Junior College
Sequoyah Hall
Haskell
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