327 Students Leave Haskell During '71 Fall Term
The Journal-World reports 327 of 1,163 students left Haskell Indian Junior College in fall 1971, 38 suspensions, and a 28 percent drop. Reasons include personal issues, dissatisfaction, and rule concerns. many left before term end, with some transferring or seeking jobs or service.
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Haskell
Haskell Indian
Haskell Indian Junior College
Hecemben
Asst
Everette Bowman
Wallace Galluzzi
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Institute of American Indian Arts
Santa Fe
N.M
Southwest Indian Polytechnic Institute
Albuquerque
BIA
Bacone College
Muskogee
Okla
The
Baptist Church
Webster
Galluzzi
Bowman
ESC Reports Cutback In Giving After Holiday
Emergency Service Council urges continued support as Oct-Dec aid rose to 454 households while Christmas contributions slowed. From Oct through Dec the group spent 1407.74 on utilities rent food stamps vouchers and misc with 1667.16 income. 86 households aided in Oct 174 in Nov and 194 in Dec. The council seeks cash and food donations to prevent cutbacks in rent and utility assistance.
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Emergency Service Council
Cil
Gwen Berghorn
Miss Jern
Ballard Center
Salvation Army
Council
Jogger Struck by Car in Lawrence Minor Injuries
William A. Kelly 1221 W 41st Terrace treated and released at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after being struck by a west bound car driven by 33 year old Matthew J. Roskahr at 6 45 a m on 21st Street near Naismith. Police say the vehicle was moving about three miles per hour as it hit the jogger. Police logged eight weekend collisions with one major property damage incident at 9 39 p m Saturday at 14th and Massachusetts. Phyllis Poole 41 and Richard M Madmilk 23 were involved. Poole’s damage about 506 dollars and Madmilk’s about 1000 dollars.
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William A. Kelly
Ter
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Naismith
Lawrence
Richard M. Madmilk
Manderson
S.C
Poole
Madmilk
Senator Moss aims to curb small cigar ads on TV
Washington senator Len Frank Moss argues that small cigars imitate cigarettes and dodge bans and taxes. He plans new legislation to remove small cigar ads in the next session. Tobacco Institute’s William Kloepfer notes cigars differ from cigarettes and cites rising sales of brands like Tijuana Smalls and Tiparillo.
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Washington
Len
Frank Moss
D-Utah
Moss
William Kloepfer
The
Tobacco Institute
Kloepfer
Tijuana Smalls
Tiparillo
Mirrors Made From Old Horse Collars In Chanute
Da vid Salsbury of Chanute converts horse collars into coat rack mirror combos. He saw a collar mirror in a relative's home and added the coat rack idea later. A week of evening work creates each piece using bought collars broken mirrors donated to him. Initial hobby cost ranges from five dollars upward.
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Chanute, Kan
David Salsbury
Chanute
Salsbury
Apartment burglary at Vaughn residence on 25th Street
Lawrence police report states Courtney Vaughn’s apartment at 2501 West 25th Street was burglarized between December 22 and Friday. A key opened the door and a stereo set valued at 345 dollars was stolen.
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Courtney Vaughn
W. 25Th
Lawrence
Nixon Named Man of the Year by Italian magazine
Nixon leads poll in Milan as the Italian monthly Storialilustrata names him Man of the Year. The designation reflects Nixon’s prominence on the world stage during his presidency.
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Milan
Italy
Nixon
Storialilustrata
Handcuffs No Bargain
In Tulsa Oklahoma AP Mark Baker a 13 year old bought handcuffs for 10 cents at a Goodwill store and cuffed himself to a girl. The girl escaped but he could not and with no key police removed the cuffs at the municipal building.
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Tulsa
Okla
Mark Baker
Goodwill Industries
Mark
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Winthrop
Dexter
Crosby Square
Rensberg's
Massachusetts
Henry Field
Henry Field Seed & Mursery
Oak St
Shenandoah
Iowa
LSA
Lawrence Savings Association
Tsuvanss Qavines
LGUVS
Vermont St
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