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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1973
Page
4
A Gallup poll of 1,451 adults conducted June 22 to 25 shows 71 percent believe Nixon was involved in Watergate or the cover-up, while 18 percent say he should resign. Awareness of Watergate stands at 98 percent, up from 52 percent last September.
The Jefferson County Old Settlers Reunion wrapped with a county band premiere and a three division talent show. Teresa Myracle Melinda Harwood and Deanna Hardenburger won ten dollar prizes. A crowd of 250 plus watched 15 acts at Old Jefferson Town with a second concert planned for July 22.
Retired Gen. William Westmoreland told the Los Angeles Times that the nation erred by moving too quickly to end the draft and urged retaining a lottery system to enable rapid mobilization and broader societal representation in the armed forces. He also argued volunteers alone could not fully man the services, calling the Selective Service machinery national security insurance.
The State Department said the Uganda hostages include Thomas Sibley of Sioux City Iowa Gerrilyn Brunk of Kansas City Kansas Steven Sharp of Ottawa Missouri and Cecily Hutcheson of Ferguson Missouri None of the Kansans had a Kansas University background.
Paris warns civil air traffic to avoid a 200 mile radius around Mururoa Atoll and 500 miles east as France prepares to test its South Pacific nuclear device. The ban signals the first detonation could occur after Thursday midnight, with heavy international protests and a nine-nation diplomatic push.
Supt. Wallace Galluzzi announced the retirement Friday of six Haskell Indian Junior College staff members. Enola Pipes dean of women since 1943, Wilson Senn auto mechanics instructor since 1942, George Washington masonry and Cherokee language instructor since 1935, Marian McBride home economics teacher since 1949, Charles Stone maintenance foreman since 1943, and Hazel Henick clerk-stenographer in student services since 1945 retire from the college.
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