Retired KU professor Bill Buehler recalls long career
Ezra Christian Buehler known as Bill, a retired Kansas University professor of speech and drama born on a Nebraskan farm, reflects on longevity in his family and a career spanning elocution and debate. He recalls early tours, a 1923 Northwestern master's, and ongoing activity as a visiting professor.
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City may get probe report before Tuesday council meeting
A six member special committee investigating city mismanagement plans to release a written probe report by 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Lawrence City Commission meeting. Also on the agenda are maintenance garage plans, bids, plats, development plans, and various city actions.
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KU Basketball Player Reuben Shelton Shot. Investigation Shifts
The shooting probe into Reuben Shelton, KU basketball guard, shifts from KU police to Douglas County Attorney David Berkowitz. He has no information to release and says charges are not confirmed. Shelton was wounded January 11 near his West 15th Street home after a man offered a ride to Kansas City claiming Shelton’s sister was hospitalized.
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Television rights set for KU Kansas State game in Allen Fieldhouse
The January 31 basketball clash will be shown regionally on WIBW Topeka and KMBC Kansas City. The sold out contest was announced as part of Super Bowl day. Anna Leider, 15, winner of the NFL bicentennial essay contest, previously lived in Lawrence with her family during the late 1960s while her father served in Vietnam.
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Overbrook Man and Daughter Escape Serious Injury in Ditch Crash
Douglas County deputies report 39 year old John A Powell and his 10 year old daughter Sherie escaped serious harm after Powell lost control on loose gravel on a township road near County Road 1023. Their car struck a roadside ditch, flipped, and Powell was knocked unconscious while Sherie escaped and flagged a passerby.
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Tonganoxie Bank Re-Elects Officials
The First State Bank of Tonganoxie re elected all directors and officers at the Jan 9 annual meeting. Named directors are Riley Burcham Harold K Champion Lemuel C Evans Thomas C Laming C Hervey Quisenberry and W J Stevenson Jr. Officers elected include Burcham Stephenson New Pittman Watson Betty L Stephenson Geraldine Salmon and Delores White.
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Israel expands censorship to cover secret diplomatic talks
Journalists protest new government censorship law extending press coverage to top secret cables with foreign governments and clandestine meetings. The Rabin bill awaits parliamentary committee approval after planned hearings. leaks of U S messages have provoked presidential rebukes.
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Burns backs tax cut if tied to spending cuts
Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur Burns said he could support a $10 billion tax cut only if paired with corresponding federal budget reductions. He warned against new stimulative measures, saying inflation could worsen and trigger another recession.
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President Ford Attends Intercession Service at National Presbyterian
President Ford joined Congress members and about 300 worshippers at the 30th annual Intercession and Holy Communion service marking Congress convening. The Rev Edward L R Olson prayed for the nation and for Gerald Ford to be guided toward peace and justice at home and abroad.
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Iowa caucuses begin as 85 000 voters vote
Iowa voters in 2 617 precincts start the first grassroots test of strength for the 1976 presidential race. Democrats and Republicans meet in the evening caucuses with 47 Iowa Democratic and 36 Republican national convention delegates at stake. Carter Bayh Harris lead among possible supporters amid a large uncommitted bloc.
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