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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1973
Page
1
Washington report notes the energy shortage may shape policy through 1974 and beyond. It discusses mandatory allocation plans for petroleum, potential conservation targets, and political risk if restrictions deepen. Nixon urges reductions and governors warn the issue will persist for years.
Washington officials expect higher passbook savings rates from banks and savings and loan associations. The Fed and FDIC may raise the ceiling to 5 percent, with some reports suggesting 5.5 percent if the Home Loan Bank Board agrees. Longer-term rates also set to rise amid overall rate increases.
Lee Zimmerman Jr. age 19 of 200 Neb. is in fair condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after severe hip cuts from a boating accident at Lake Dabinawa. He fell while water skiing and was struck by another boat's propeller as it swerved to avoid him. The operator's identity was not released. He was taken by private vehicle and housed in isolation with an expected monthlong hospitalization.
Lawrence firemen report a blaze at the Pine Firework Stand north of the city on U S 40 59 was a misinterpreted smoke incident. Fireworks were being discharged nearby and smoke was mistaken for fire.
The June 17 1972 Watergate hearings resume with Cox testifying about Nixon knowledge of cover up while Nixon denies involvement. Martha Cox rejects a private room offer despite attendance pressure as former aides face scrutiny. Other developments include calls for disclosure and reflections from Julie Nixon and Senator Inouye.
On the Fourth, thousands gathered on hills and at Perry Lake area beaches for fireworks and celebrations. A bottle rocket near the hill pit caused tension, but officials reported no major accidents. Two injuries at Lawrence Memorial Hospital involved a cherry bomb and burns from exploding firecrackers.
Hugh Dunkum director of the Lawrence Housing Authority resigns effective Aug 15 for personal reasons. He cites his wife and his plan to return to Virginia. Dunkum, a retired Navy commander, formerly taught naval science at Kansas University. No replacement named.
Most Lawrence service stations closed for the holiday or conserving fuel. Open stations saw average holiday traffic with some shortages and early closures. Bob's Gulf Service halted at noon due to June supply and late July delivery. Clerks noted steady demand, while turnpike areas faced five to twenty minute waits and seven gallon limits. Bob Nitsch warned a possible runout by July 20 if conditions persist.
Myron J. Wudarski 53 of Tonganoxie died sheltering in a one vehicle crash west of town about 1 45 pm Wednesday. He was thrown from the overturned 2 ton farm truck on County Road 4. A tire ran over his head. funeral arrangements are pending via Quisenberry Funeral Home after his daughter arrives from out of area. He had lived near Tonganoxie 13 years and lived alone.
Banjoist DeVol, a rare player who crafts bluegrass and four string styles, tours nationwide with comedian Van Dyke after forming a full time duo. He aims to finish his music degree at KU while continuing performances for band camps and nightclubs, saying his purpose is making others happy.
Douglas County Commissioners learned that the Topeka Area Agency on Aging will study senior needs in Shawnee Douglas and Jefferson Counties and may form a tri county advocacy council. The council would involve seniors in grant decisions and support regional aging services funded by an Older Americans Act grant.
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