Docking pushes expansion of KUMC doctor program
Gov. Docking unveiled a plan to expand the University of Kansas Medical Center training facilities by 30 percent by 1974. He proposes shifting from 64 million in revenue bonds to 28.1 million from general revenue, saving about 57 million in bond interest over 30 years. The move would add classrooms and boost medical school enrollment from 154 to 163 in 1973 and 200 in 1974, with Wichita, Garden City, Topeka, Great Bend, and Concordia expanding training programs.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Robert Docking
University of Kansas Medical Center
Docking
Kansas City
Medical Center
Jewelry Heist Strikes Regina Pacis Shrine in Brooklyn
Thieves hidden in a Brooklyn church stole two diamond encrusted gold crowns and other jewels worth about 350000 dollars from a mural behind the altar at Regina Pacis shrine in Borough Park. The crowns, once taken in 1952 and returned, were made from melted wedding rings of WWII widows funded by St Rosalia parish members.
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New York
Brooklyn
Carlo Gambino
St. Rosalia’s
Fugitives Held In Rifles Theft
Police arrest three men in St Louis in connection with a Leavenworth rifle theft. The trio John Porter 28 Kansas City Melvin Johnson 23 St Louis and Johnnie Wimes 38 Uniontown Alabama were booked on concealed weapon drug and fugitive charges after a traffic stop revealed a pistol and heroin. Kansas officials said they are wanted for questioning in the rifle theft.
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ST. Louis
Leavenworth
Kan
John Porter
Kansas City
Melvin Johnson
Johnnie Wimes
Uniontown
Robins Arriving In St. Petersburg Florida
Robins flock to St. Petersburg on the Florida west coast to feed on holly berries as warm sun ripens fruit. Audubon Society leader Mrs H R Mills notes the redbreasted birds appeared last year and will move north in about a month. The first stop is Plant City strawberry fields.
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ST. Petersburg
Fila
Capistrano
Hinckley
Ohio
Florida
Audubon Society
H. R. Mills
Fuel crisis hits 60 towns across four states
Utilities in 60 communities in Missouri Kansas Iowa Nebraska and Kansas faces fuel cuts and dwindling No 2 fuel oil reserves as cold weather strains natural gas supplies. Francis X Tobin warns shortages could endanger power and heat if winter persists. Hospitals schools and federal buildings brace for reduced supplies and rationing.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Towa
Nebraska
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Francis X. Tobin
Tobin
Iowa
Waterloo
Wichita
Sabetha
Kan
Seven Directors Up For Election At Wakarusa Watershed Board
Seven new directors will be elected to the board of the Wakarusa Watershed Joint District No. 35 at the annual organization meeting on January 30 at 1 30 p.m. in the watershed office at Overbrook. The new directors replace terms expiring this year and general district business will be discussed.
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Wakarusa Watershed Joint District No. 35
Overbrook
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