Miller A G Eyes Lawrence Crime Crackdown
Kansas Attorney General Miller discusses law enforcement in Lawrence with Police Chief Stanwix and Sheriff Johnson. He vows to target drug pushers, pledges visible presence at trouble spots, and dismisses vigilante action while noting limited funds and ongoing talks with local officials.
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Dick Stanwix
Rex Johnson
Miller
Kent Frizzell
Attorney General
Wichita
Kansas
Mitler
City Commission
Stanwix
Johnson
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Policeman Rescues Dying Baby in Patrol Car
In Haverford Pennsylvania a nine day old girl named Jennifer McNelis stopped breathing as her mother Marianne McNelis called the police. Patrolman Samuel Mostardi performed mouth to mouth resuscitation and Patrolman William McClelland helped. The infant began breathing again en route to doctors.
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Haverford
Jennifer McNelis
Marianne McNelis
Kihm Memorial Fund Aims Burn Unit at KU Medical Center
Mr and Mrs Albert Legler of Robinson establish Kathy Kihm Memorial Fund to finance a burn treatment unit at Kansas University Medical Center in Kansas City. Kihm a 19 year old KU sophomore died in October from burns after the Renz apartment fire in Lawrence. Fund has $60000 of an estimated $400000 goal. Contributions addressed to Kathy Kihm Memorial Fund Box 1000 Robinson Kansas 66532.
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Albert Legler
Robinson
Katherine Kihm
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
Miss Kihm
Kansas University
Chanute
Renz
Lawrence
Kansas
Legler
Ants' Repute Undeserved Report
Palm Springs California report by Drs George and Jeanette Wheeler challenges common views of ants. The couple claim individual ants loaf, workers spend much time primping, and apparent activity results from large numbers rather than true industriousness.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Drs. George
Jeanette Wheeler
Wheelers
Medical Assistance Bills In Congress Target Catastrophic Illness Costs
Three new bills push federal help for high medical bills with private insurer pools. Senator Boggs backs private pools insured by the federal reinsurance role to cap middle income costs. Critics say the $8,500 threshold is too high and politics loom ahead of Nixon’s broader hospital insurance push.
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Congress
Sen. J. Caleb Boggs
R-Del
Senate
Boggs
Lawrence J. Hogan
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Hogan
Nixon
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