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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1971

Page

5

Senate Okays Cancer Agency Push Faces House Hurdle

The Senate approved creating a Conquest of Cancer Agency reporting to the president with a potential 1 billion dollar annual budget by 1976, replacing the Cancer Institute at NIH. Critics warn of cosmetic change and risk to NIH unity, while supporters say a unified drive is needed to conquer cancer.

Washington Senate House Edward M. Kennedy Mass NIH Cancer Institute Nixon Congress Kennedy Senate Welfare Committee Nelson Wisconsin Rogers Florida

Hippies Run Out of Pamplona as Bulls Begin Chase

Police cleared hundreds of hippies from Pamplona ahead of the annual running of the bulls as part of a nationwide narcotics crackdown. Authorities did not confirm arrests. informed sources said as many as 200 were expelled in the first wave. One uniden tified American was reported injured during the event.

Pamplona Spain

Mills Says Revenue Plan Won’t Resemble Nixon's

Washington. The House Ways and Means Committee will craft legislation to aid local governments but it will not mirror President Nixon's revenue plan. The statement emphasizes a different approach and safeguards for local funding.

Mills Nixon Washington House Ways and Means Committee

Wickes Manager Here Named Among Top 25

William Schmidt, Wickes Lumber and Building Supplies Center in North Lawrence, is named a Top 25 Manager for the quarter by Wickes. He will receive a gold medal and awards as the program measures income, sales, expenses, and other factors across more than 230 centers.

Saginaw, Mich William Schmidt Wickes Lumber and Building Supplies Center North Lawrence Wickes Clark A. Johnson Wickes Corp Schmidt

Mont Bleu Inc Charter Denial Seen as Formality

Mont Bleu Ski Inc of Lawrence was among 16 state firms whose charter was canceled for missing annual reports and fees. Corporation secretary Dr. William Triplett Topeka said reinstatement will follow once filings are in order, noting the issue is routine and tied to seasonal business. The board must approve reinstatement for renewal.

Mont Bleu Ski Inc Lawrence William Triplett Topeka Triplett Corporation Charger Board Robert Docking

Scouts Earn Eagle Ranks in July 11 Ceremony

Two Troop 60 members Michael Leak 16 and Jerry Hanson 17 will receive Eagle awards at 2 p.m. Sunday July 11 at First Baptist Church. Both seniors from Lawrence High attended Philmont Scout Ranch are in the Order of the Arrow with Hanson also earning the God and Country award. Scoutmaster Clinton Daniels leads the troop.

First Baptist Church Michael Leak C. Leak Jr Ter Jerry Hanson Jack Hanson Lawrence High Philmont Scout Ranch Order of the Arrow

Divorces Filed for Block and Wurtz Couples

Edward Block and Lynna Block have filed for divorce. Phyllis J. Wurtz and Larry C. Wurtz have filed for divorce.

Edward Block Lynna Block Phyllis J. Wurtz Larry C. Wurtz

Topeka Transit Strike Threaten With Midnight Deadline

Topeka transportation drivers threaten a strike at midnight July 19 if contract talks fail. Amalgamated Transit Union president Lyle Spring says the union seeks a 50 cent hourly rise to an average of 2.85 per hour, retroactive to April possible at 40 cents. Company spokesmen did not comment.

Topeka, Kan Topeka Transportation Co Lyle Spring Division 1360 Amalgamated Transit Union

Korea cleans up hair craze with mass haircuts

Police in South Korea rounded up 4400 youths over two days as part of a crackdown on long hair. Officials said 3,23 of them cut their hair short at once and the rest were released after promising to do likewise.

Seoul South Korea

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