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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1971
Page
5
Lawrence Police Traffic Division released findings showing 1,898 accidents in 1970 up from 1,828 in 1969, a 3.5 percent rise, while fatalities fell from five to three and injuries rose to 764. The report details driver ages, locations, times, and contributing factors across Douglas County and Kansas University campus registrations.
Nearly half the oil dumped into San Francisco Bay has been recovered. On the East Coast authorities seek a method to remove nine million gallons from a tanker aground at New Haven harbor Connecticut. Officials said there was no
A Kansas City man Byron Mangiaracina 28 was charged with stealing items over 50 from the Ramada Inn on January 4 and posted 1500 bond for a February 10 preliminary hearing. Other county court actions saw Richard Epperson 38 and Reba Martin 37 released to Texas authorities after car theft charges were dismissed.
Police tracked a six month old cub named Orville roaming downtown Jefferson City near the State Capitol. Edward Schepker identified himself as the owner and said the lion was tame and playful. officers returned the animal to Schepker after confirming its safety.
Former President Lyndon B. Johnson and his wife arrive in Acapulco for a 15 day holiday as guests of former Mexican President Miguel Aleman. The visit marks a high profile stay in the resort city.
Gospel star Ethel Waters moved guests and officials at a White House Sunday worship service. President Nixon praised her as a fervent advocate for her savior. T Eugene Coffin of Nixon’s Quaker church led a silent prayer as Roberta Scott, the poster child, received Nixon’s autograph amid remarks on Quaker tradition.
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