Carter and Wallace press major changes in 76 race
Former Georgia Governor Carter proposes an independent attorney general to shield the FBI from politics and a five to seven year term. Wallace calls for a constitutional ban on busing and parental school choice amid Democratic and Vermont primary activity. Rebels in the field include Byrd and Shriver as Udall and others await entry.
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Lawrence District Announces Long Weekend for Students
Lawrence Lawrence School District 497 announces a long weekend as first half of the year ends. No school Friday or Monday as teachers grade papers and attend in service training before the third quarter. Lawrence High adopts an exam schedule with no classes Wednesday and Thursday afternoon.
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Trial date set in wrongful death suit against LMH and doctors
Ernest Butell Jr. seeks 835 726 dollars in a wrongful death case arising from Linda Butell's death after 1972 surgery. A Dec 8 trial is planned in District Court before Judge James W. Paddock with an Aug 13 pretrial to resolve law issues. Linwood report notes a fourth grade girl sustained a possible broken leg at Linwood Grade School after a collision.
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Lawrence area construction pace stays strong into new year
Lawrence and surrounding area see no slowdown as federal state county city and private projects push ahead. A new survey shows at least the prior total of over 200 million dollars in active or planned construction and planning, with major work including Clinton Dam and Reservoir Mud Creek Levee Riverfront Park Sunflower Army Ammunition Plant expansion Clinton Parkway Haskell KU and campus facilities like Law Building and art science facilities slated for completion through 1979.
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Lawrence commission to tackle varied agenda tonight
The Lawrence City Commission will meet at 7 p.m. in city hall to discuss a mix of issues including a use permit for a nursery school on West Ninth, a 326 Ind disposal and debris abatement, six police lobby proposals, a sign variance for John Haddock Imports, and several planning, zoning, and fiscal matters. The agenda also lists interim items such as urban renewal bonds, ordinance updates, special assessments, and appointments to boards and commissions.
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City probe report delayed awaiting interviews
The special committee investigating Lawrence city government will not release its report Tuesday as planned. It will interview two more city employees George Williams and Rebelio Samuel on Wednesday before presenting findings at next week’s city commission meeting.
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Lawrence District 497 Public Forum on School Policies
A public forum will discuss issues facing Lawrence District 497 schools at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Broken Arrow School gymnasium. Sponsored by the Lawrence Area PTA Council, the meeting invites patrons to voice comments on policies. each speaker may address the group for six minutes. Advance arrangements were requested by 5 p.m. with Mary Louise Wright or Lorraine Michel.
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HUD selects Lawrence housing authority for elderly project
The Lawrence Housing Authority was chosen by HUD to submit a final plan for an elderly housing complex at 2700 W. 27th in Lawrence. The initial 80-unit proposal won general approval but requires a final plan and financing approval. HUD funds exceed 244000 annually for subsidies. financing up to 2 million via revenue bonds is approved.
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