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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1969

Page

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Judges Say Juvenile Laws Too Harsh Yet Limited Options

Douglas County Judge Charles Rankin argues state juvenile laws squeeze youths more than adults. He notes adults post bond for misdemeanors while juveniles face detention or release to parents or foster homes, a system he calls often hopeless. He cites limited foster care, parental enforcement, occasional paddling, and eventual transfer to Boys or Girls Industrial Schools only for younger teens.

Douglas County Charles Rankin Rankin Bert Nash Kansas University Boys Industrial School Topeka Girls Industrial School Beloit

Wheeler in Asia Checking on Lag

Gen Earle G Wheeler chairman of the U S Joint Chiefs of Staff arrives in Saigon for four days of conferences to assess a four week slowdown in the war Adm John B McCain Jr arrives shortly before Wheeler The U S command reports 26 enemy shellings last night and an ambush near Saigon killing one American and wounding nine in shellings and one killed and six wounded in the ambush An OH6 helicopter was downed near Phuc Vinh 37 miles north of Saigon with one American killed and two injured bringing helicopter losses to 2851.

Saigon South Vietnam Earle G. Wheeler U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff Washington Wheeler U.S Phuc Vinh McCain Creighton W. Abrams Vietnam

Emil Heck Sr dies after heart attack at 79

Emil W. Heck Sr., 79, noted area farmer, businessman, and water resources advocate, died early today at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a heart attack Tuesday. Funeral at Trinity Lutheran Church Friday, burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Survivors include Minnie his widow Emil Jr a son and six grandchildren. He led farming efforts including notable potato production and served in multiple civic roles across Douglas County. He promoted flood control projects and water resources work in Kansas.

Emil W. Heck Sr Lawrence Memorial Hospital Heck Route 3 Trinity Lutheran Church Harold Hamilton Memorial Park Cemetery Minnie Emil Jr Dale Dieterich Princeton Alfred Edwin Schowengerdt James Houk O. A. Sitz Nowata Okla MR. Heck Germany America Lawrence Business College Minnie Mueller Hecks Kansas Douglas County Raw Drainage Board Washington Perry Clinton

Docking Plans Camp Ripley Visit With Kansas Guardsmen

Gov. Robert Docking will tour Kansas National Guardsmen in training at Camp Ripley Minnesota before returning from a South America trade mission. He will depart Friday after briefing the House Foreign Affairs Committee on the 10 day trip and rejoin the guardsmen parade upon arrival. The visit includes units from Topeka Iola Pittsburg Yates Center Cherryvale Neodesha Chanute Fredonia Manhattan Concordia Mankato Clay Center Beloit Junction City Abilene Wichita Fort Scott Salina Coffeyville Medicine Lodge and Kansas City. Several Kansas legislators will accompany him from Wichita and Topeka.

Topeka Robert Docking Kansas Cape Kennedy South America Docking Paraguay Argentina Brazil U.S Camp Ripley Ripley Camp Riley Iola Pittsburg Yates Center Cherryvale Neodesha Chanute Fredonia Manhattan Concordia Mankato Clay Center Beloit Junction City Abilene Wichita Fort Scott Salina Coffeyville Medicine Lodge Kansas City Governors Office

Douglas County GOP selects delegates for Topeka meeting

Seven Douglas County Republicans were chosen at a Tuesday night KPL Building meeting to attend a Friday Topeka gathering. J. D. King will add five more names to reach a 12 person delegation. Delegates from six counties will elect district officers and later choose a replacement for A. R. Jones on the State Board of Education after he moved out of the district.

Douglas County KPL Topeka State Board of Education GOP J. D. King King Mary Wilson W. C. Hunsinger Michael Morrill Keith Wood Billy Hunsinger Arthur H. Stanfield Lucille Hunsinger Douglas Atchison Doniphan Jackson Jefferson Shawnee Ramada Inn A. R. Jones Jones Shawnee County

Lake Perry levels near normal but drifting risks rise

The Perry Reservoir 16 miles northwest of Lawrence sits at about 885.5 feet above sea level, roughly 6 feet below the expected 891.5 by late summer or early fall, with murky calm water and increasing floating drift prompting boaters to take extreme caution. At normal pool the lake covers about 12,500 surface acres.

Perry Lawrence

Fire Deluge Scorches Container Near Central Junior High School

Firemen report a trash container east of Central Junior High School at 1400 Mass. St. burned about 8:43 p.m. Tuesday with no damage. Cause undetermined. An earlier alarm at Jayhawk Fibre Farm Co. at 611 E. 8th St. rang at 6:36 a.m. today but found no fire.

Central Junior High School Mass. St Lawrence Jayhawk Fibre Farm Co 8Th St

Vandals Break Windows In Five Local Businesses

Five plate glass windows were broken by vandals early today in Lawrence, with losses totaling $1,050 on three windows and unknown on two. Breakages occurred at General Wares, Patchen Electric Service, and B R Electric Co, all on East 9th Street, plus Peterson’s Liquor Store on North 2nd Street.

Lawrence General Wares 7Th and Conn. Sts Clark Brubaker Patchen Electric Service E. 9Th St B & R Electric Co Patchen’s

Accidents Reported in Lawrence Two-Vehicle and Truck Incident

Mrs. Irma J. Crown 43 of 403 Homestead Dr. is in good condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a two car crash at Lawrence Ave and Trail Rd at 2 24 p m Tuesday. Michael R. Carnevale 23 of Kansas City Kan suffered minor injuries not needing treatment. Police cited weed visibility at the intersection as a factor. Crown’s car valued at 800 dollars and Carnevale’s at 1 000 dollars in damages. Police logged a second Tuesday accident when Linda D. Morgison 19 stopped behind a 24 ton dump truck driven by Merle D. Mitchell 33 and was struck after the truck backed up, with car damage 280 dollars and truck 3.

Irma J. Crown Homestead Dr Lawrence Memorial Hospital Lawrence Ave Trail Rd Michael R. Carnevale Kansas City Kan Lawrence Carnevale Linda D. Morgison Mich. St Merle D. Mitchell 21St St

Russians Report on Apollo Flight

Tass news agency reported the Apollo 11 blastoff from Cape Kennedy Florida and noted the space vehicle entered Earth orbit as the first step of the mission to land two astronauts on the Moon.

Johnson Agnew Lyndon Johnson Spiro Agnew Cape Kennedy Moscow Tass Florida New York Moon

Rumsey Italian Home Ady Adette Ad Listed

Spacious modern facilities advertise Rumsey Italian Home with contact at Ph. VL3-5111.

Rumsey

County Board Delays Subdivision Action

Douglas County Commission postponed approval of the Rancho Verdes Estates plat citing gravel street and septic system concerns. The board did not adopt a subdivision moratorium despite a League of Women Voters request. It authorized crushing road rock with Concrete Materials Inc. for 30,000 tons at $1.30 a ton.

Douglas County Commission Rancho Verdes Estates Rees Jackman The League of Women Voters Concrete Materials, Inc

Cycle Stripped After Accident Near Lawrence

A motorcycle ridden into the Kansas River bank near Eudora was stripped of several parts after the owner abandoned it Sunday. Douglas County sheriff’s deputies reported missing handlebars gas tank seat lights and wiring. Separate thefts included a $150 impact wrench from Apco Station and a $250 submersible pump from a property two miles southeast of Eudora.

Eudora — A Kansas River Douglas County Sheriff's Department Chris B. Anderson Cedarwood Ave Lawrence Lowell Henderson Apco 10Th and Main Sts Lawrence Wilson Rt. 2 Eudora

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