KU Senate Panel Deliberates Limits On University Council Power
A Kansas University Senate committee held an open hearing to discuss restricting the University Council s legislative authority after the senate failed to reach a quorum to enact the 3.4.2 provision. Participants proposed various remedies from tighter council regulation to expanded council powers, with a Feb. 25 report expected.
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Northeast Kansas Weather Forecast Update
Partly cloudy tonight with north winds 15 to 30 mph turning colder by Saturday. Highs in the 30s Saturday with lows 25 to 30 tonight. Extended outlook shows normal temperatures with highs in the 50s then cooling to the 40s by Tuesday and lows around 20s. Official readings report yesterday’s high 34 and low 9 with a morning low of 26. Sunrise and sunset times are 7 30 a.m. and 5 38 p.m. respectively.
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White students walk out at Rosedale High KC
About 100 white students left Rosedale High School in Kansas City Kansas to meet Principal Bill Todd. They complained of unfair discipline against whites, mirroring a prior walkout by Black students who said Blacks were treated unfairly at the 1100 pupil school.
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State Group Seeks Bingo Law Repeal
An Elkhart group forming Kansans for Enforceable Laws aims to press for statewide changes to Kansas bingo laws. Wilburn Poe of the local VFW notes the issue reflects broader law enforcement inequities and supports constitutional amendments or other steps to stop the current situation. Current statute carries up to five years in prison for raffles and bingo related activities.
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Kansas Traffic Deaths Log Adds Two Fatalities
Kansas highway death log records 40 deaths for January and 40 for 1971 with two previously unreported fatalities added. Data covers 24 hours to 9 a.m. Friday. Local AP report notes comparisons to 1970 period.
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Harrison Case Delayed Again Over Feb. 5 Brief Deadline
The Kansas Supreme Court granted an additional four day extension on top of a final extension for eight co defendants appealing the 1969 robbery conviction of Leonard Harrison. briefs now due Feb 5. unlikely to be heard before May or June as the docket is full.
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Kansas Supreme Court
Leonard Harrison
W. 12Th
High Court
Harrison
Andrew Gutierrez
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Supreme Court
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No injuries in Lawrence collision between two drivers
Police report Patricia A. Ryan 18 of 1815 Naismith and Virginia S. Maddox 67 of 1701 Miss collided at 11 35 a m Wednesday at 18th and Illinois in Lawrence. Maddox’s northbound car damage listed at 425 dollars and Ryan’s westbound 1962 model demolished.
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Naismith
Virginia S. Maddox
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