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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1973

Page

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Blaze Contained Mostly to Sixth Floor at Records Center

In Overland Missouri the Military Personnel Records Center fire remained confined to the sixth floor with roof sections collapsed. Firefighters faced center-floor flames despite heavy water flow and warned reconstruction of records could delay veterans benefits. Security and FBI probes cited suspicious origins amid 50 inside workers.

Overland General Services Administration Military Personnel Records Center James B. Rhodes Jeffery P. Hillelson GSA Rhodes St. Louis Army Air Force Stuart Symington Dmo Senate Armed Services Committee Secretary of Defense James Schlesinger Hillelson FBI Record Center Stender Navy Pentagon

Lawrence journal projects and music camp concerts

Lawrence staff of Head quarters Inc responds to attorney general order to stop drug sample analysis and surrender non-research drugs. The Journal-World will publish the full statement in the Opinions section. Guest conductors for Midwestern Music and Art Camp at KU include Sir Vivian Dunn and Tom Stidham. Stage bands perform tonight at 7 in Lewis Hall. Sunday events at University Theatre feature Concert Choir Symphony Orchestra and Concert Band.

Headquarters Inc Lawrence Kansas University Sir Vivian Dunn Royal Marines Sussex England Tom Stidham Georgia Southern University Lewis Hall University Theatre

City budget outlines raises and new staff. lights and bonds eyed

The commission approved merit raises for fire and police staff averaging about five percent and up to 7.5 percent for some. Other departments expect 0 to 5 percent increases. Three new staff positions were approved a city planner an admin assistant and a chemist. Capital outlays include 6800 for fire department radio frequency 15000 for forestry ladder and a building inspection vehicle. Traffic signals planned at four locations with a $200000 street budget. No mill levy for hospital building fund. hospital and airport work would need special bond elections.

Human Resources Department Water Department Fire Department Forestry Department 23Rd Iowa Naismith Sixth Michigan Lawrence Memorial Hospital

Peron Returns as Campora Resigns in Argentina

President Hector Campora and Vice President Vicente Solano Lima stepped down at Casa Rosada and sent resignations to Congress. Juan Peron’s return to power is planned with running mate Ricardo Balbin, amid Peronist factional splits and rising tensions across the country.

Buenos Aires Argentina Hector J. Campora Juan D. Peron Campora Vicente Solano Lima Casa Rosada Congress Peron Solano Lima Balbin

Moore on Meetings and Grand Jury Remarks in Watergate Affair

Moore recounts tensions over grand jury session and perjury claims involving Dean Magruder and Liddy. He says Dean vowed to tell the truth and hinted Magruder concealed facts. Moore recalls Feb 11California resort talks on Watergate funding and Mitchell’s rebuff.

Grand Jury Moore Dean Magruder Ruth Nixon Liddy California John N. Mitchell Watergate Mitchell

Docking Calls Labor Management Unity Vital for Kansas

Gov. Robert Docking urged cooperation among labor management and government at a United Steelworkers luncheon in the Kansas Union. He noted Kansas has balanced cooperation across boards and praised ties with labor, business and government as essential to the state's economy and way of life. He addressed 120 steelworkers and guests and outlined foreign relations and patriotism themes amid national tensions.

Robert Docking United Steelworkers of America Institute Kansas Union Kansas Docking Raymond Nichols James Rosser Academi Affairs Lloyd McBride District 34 The United Steelworkers Steelworkers Great Britain Germany Israel Japan Indochina U. S Nixon America Steelworkers Institute Kansas University Tony Poeta Steelworkers Union Kansas City Journal-World Photo

Infant spared as grandmother kills lion attack

Rapid City report says an infant rescued from a mountain lion assault by his grandmother has been removed from the critical list. The attack occurred as the child was pursued by the animal, and the grandmother acted quickly to protect him. No other injuries reported.

Rapid City S.D

Black Friday Flood of 1951 Devastates Kaw River Basin

The 1951 Great Kaw River Flood ravaged Lawrence and surrounding towns with record rain and rises to 30.42 feet at Bowersock Dam on July 13, 1951. About 2,000 evacuees labored to rebuild as 2,500 homes were destroyed and 18 lives were lost across 183 communities.

Lawrence Kansas River North Lawrence Bowersock Kaw Kaw River Delaware River Wakarusa Kansas City Kaw Basin

Tri County Rural Water District Drive Starts Next Week

Prospective members in Jefferson Douglas and Leavenworth counties prepare for a three day drive to sign papers for incorporation. The plan seeks 51 percent of property owners to join the district with 360 interested so far. Signups run 8 to 10 p m at Sunnyside School near Midland.

Tri-County Jefferson, Douglas and Leavenworth Counties Ray Thornton Sunnyside Midland Thornton

Shrine Parade Through Lawrence Saturday At 445 P M

The Abdallah Temple Shrine Parade will travel through Lawrence Saturday at about 4 45 p m. It will proceed down Massachusetts Avenue with Wheels and Uniform Units clowns and beauty contestants participating.

Lawrence Massachusetts Wheels

Knox Sees Advantages In Local Curriculum Proposal

Supt. Carl Knox praised a State Board of Education proposal to cut required graduation units from nine to 11 1/2 and shift more curriculum decisions to local boards. The plan keeps 17 total units, allows districts to tailor programs, and would treat transfers like interstate moves with school-based program adaptations. Knox called it a move in the right direction amid growing local control.

Carl Knox State Board of Education State Knox

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