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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1969

Page

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Douglas County Faces Juvenile Problem and Funding Gaps

Judge Charles Rankin cites parental apathy counselor shortfall and lack of detention facilities as key drivers of juvenile offenses in Douglas County. Officials note no local application for federal Safe Streets funds or detention-home study funds, delaying solutions.

Douglas County Charles Rankin Rankin Rex Johnson Richard Stanwix Leavenworth Johnson and Wyandotte Douglas Douglas County Commission Travis Glass Arthur Heck Raymond Ice Robert Docking Committee On Criminal Administration Ernest J. Rice Public Safety Gilbert Smith Johnson County Olathe

Nixon to Stand Firm on Safeguard ABM Plans

Nixon will not compromise on the Safeguard antiballistic missile plan. GOP leaders Gerald Ford and Everett Dirksen back a firm stance with possible Senate votes leaning toward administration support. Vermont Sen. Prouty backs ABM, while discussions focus on radar site placements and missile arming timelines.

Washington Nixon Gerald Ford Michigan Senate Everett Dirksen Illinois Sen George D. Aiken Prouty Vermont Associated Press John J. Williams R-Del Thomas J. McIntyre D-N.h McIntyre

Kansas seeks 750000 in federal disaster aid for nine counties

Governor Docking asked for 750000 in federal disaster aid for nine Kansas counties Allen Anderson Bourbon Crawford Douglas Linn Morris Neosho Woodson following storm damage. The request supplements 1 million previously sought for Saline and surrounding areas after the June tornado.

Topeka Robert Docking Kansas Docking Saline County Salina Saline Ellsworth McPherson Dickinson Allen Anderson Bourbon Crawford Douglas Linn Morris Neosho Woodson Allen County Linn Morris Richard Nixon

Lawrence area notes on industry schools and construction

A Lawrence ribbon cutting for Lapeka Inc. at 2711 Ore St. announces a July 24 ceremony with free samples for Coors Beer distribution. Frank Hise of Corvallis is the new Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks grand exalted ruler for 1969 70. Lawrence Supt Carl Knox seeks a replacement for Asst Supt Robert Ramsey as the board considers candidates. Four machines move earth for Gibson Discount Center work on Iowa Street. a permit is pending. Art Cromer will manage the new Gibson facility with Wilmoth Construction Co. Texans build the project. Haskell Institute reports repairs to Tecumseh Hall after a lightning strike. $75,000 damage estimated. A three man Bureau of Indian Affairs team surveys damages as work aims to start Monday, with school opening Sept. 3 in view.

Lapeka, Inc Ore. St Chamber of Commerce Coor’s Frank Hise Corvallis Ore Carl Mettner Ohio Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Elks Dallas Tex Haskell Institute Wallace Galluzzi Tecumseh Hall Bureau of Indian Affairs Anadarko Okla Galluzzi

Small fires start from car and gas stove incidents

A car owned by J. T. Johnson at 2032 Mass. St. back fired around 8 a.m. causing a small fire and $25 damage. A gas line broke at 5:28 p.m. Monday when Arthur Pitcher of 1740 Ohio St. moved a kitchen stove, with an estimated $15 damage. A can of gasoline ignited by a gas water heater flame at about 5:05 p.m. Monday at Fred Johnson's home 638 La. St. caused minor damage.

J. T. Johnson Mass Johnson Lawrence Arthur Pitcher Ohio St Fred Johnson la. St

Wing Crack Reported in C5A Transport Test

The Air Force disclosed a wing fracture in a ground static test of a C5A airframe minus tail at Lockheed Georgia in Marietta Georgia. The break occurred under 128 percent of design load while testing to 150 percent margin. Officials assess impact and causes as completed models continue testing.

Washington Air Force Marietta, Ga Lockheed Georgia Co Congress Pentagon

St Johns Drops 7th and 8th Grades

The St John s School will reduce enrollment from 254 to about 200 to 230 this fall as the seventh and eighth grade programs are phased out. The eight member board and parish members approved the plan in June. Classes for grades one through six start Aug 28 as nine teachers are kept to maintain a pupil to teacher ratio under 1 to 30.

St. John's School St. John’s Michael Moriarty Adrian Joe Kelly Arthur Lonborg Jack Moore James Gillispie Louis Lehr Galluzzi

Wiretapping for Security To Rise With Court Okay

Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell says a broader policy of electronic surveillance in internal security matters will be tested in court. The ruling concerns five antiwar demonstrators linked to disorders at the 1968 Democratic National Convention. Mitchell notes taps were placed before his tenure and pledges support if courts back presidential powers to protect security.

Washington (Ap John N. Mitchell Chicago United States Mitchell Eral Justice Department U.S. District Court

Civil Rights Complaints Up 41 Per Cent in State

TOPEKA AP The Kansas Commission on Civil Rights reports a 41.6 percent rise in formal complaints in the fiscal year ending June 30. Homer Floyd cites back pay settlements as part of the increase and notes 177 complaints, including 142 in employment and 35 in public accommodations, with many cases in beauty shops hotels and other public venues.

Topeka Kansas Commission On Civil Rights Commission Homer Floyd Floyd Kansas

Color Codes Mark Parking Meters and Fire Hydrants

City Public Works crews color code parking meters and hydrants to indicate service limits. Red, silver, green, and black meter poles show maximum times from 30 minutes to five hours, while hydrant tops signify flow rates under 500, 500 to 1000, or above 1000 gallons per minute.

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