Haskell Indian Junior College to Dedicate Five New Buildings
Up to 150 guests are expected at a dedication breakfast for five new Haskell Indian Junior College buildings on Saturday. Sen. James B. Pearson will give the keynote, with 87 reservations shown. The projects include American Horse Hall Tam minnend Hall Ross Hall Navarre Hall and Winnemucca Complex. Tours follow the ceremonies and reservations are via the Lawrence Chamber office.
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Haskell Indian Junior College
Curtis Hall
Haskell
Sen
James B. Pearson
Minnend
Ross Hall
Navarre Hall
Winnemucca
Chamber Haskell
Lawrence
Girl Drowns in Mulvane Pool Tragedy
An 11 year old Mulvane girl, Melody McVay, drowned in the municipal pool after becoming trapped by a rope on the pool bottom. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert W McVay. Mulvane lies south of Wichita.
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Mulvane, Kan
Mulvane
Melody McVay
Robert W. McVay
Jack Hawkins Dies After Long Illness in London
London AP reports British film star Jack Hawkins died in a London hospital at 62 after a lengthy battle with throat cancer and its after effects. A hospital spokesman cited a secondary hemorrhage as the cause of death.
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London
Jack Hawkins
Hawkins
Grants Awarded to Medical Center and Pharmacy School Programs
The Department of Health, Education and Welfare awarded nearly 15 million dollars in fiscal 1973 to 26 health professions schools across Missouri, Kansas, Iowa and Nebraska. Funds include 1.18 million to the University of Kansas Medical Center and 79,835 to KU School of Pharmacy with additional disbursements to dental, osteopathic, veterinary, and other medical schools.
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Kansas City
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Missouri
Kansas
Iowa
Nebraska
Max M. Mills
HEW
Kansas—University of Kansas Medical Center
KU School of Pharmacy
Kansas State University College of Veterinary Medicine
Auto Workers Begin Talks With Chrysler
In Detroit AP report the United Auto Workers open negotiations with Chrysler Corp as Washington eyes Phase 4 wage controls. Chrysler officials predict a pact without a strike and a pattern for GM and Ford while the union seeks inflation guards and broader benefits.
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Detroit
Washington
United Auto Workers
Chrysler Corp
William O’brien
Chrysler
General Motors
Ford
O’brien
George Morris
UAW
Leonard Woodcock
Method Changed On House Digits
Shelley Davis Cindy Brown and Vicky Czernicki operate Youth Improvements with a city solicitors license. Dennis Kallsen, Assistant City Manager, directed them to paint curb numbers only on request of homeowners after citizen complaints. He said the service is legal and residents are not obliged to pay for unrequested work.
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Dennis Kallsen
Kallsen
Youth Improvements
Shelley Davis
Cindy Brown
Vicky Czernicki
Environmentalists push Alaska pipeline fight to House
After the Senate cleared a bill removing barriers to the Alaska oil line environmentalists in Washington shift to the House. They warn if the House backs the Senate the lawsuit may end. Construction could start by fall or spring. FTC also accuses eight big oil firms of anti competitive tactics.
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Washington
Senate
House
Alaska
Richard Olson
The
Wilderness Society
Canada
Olson
Federal Trade Commission
Alumni dinner honors KU chancellor Archie Dykes
An audience of 504 will attend the Kansas University Alumni Association dinner tonight honoring KU's new chancellor Archie Dykes and his wife. The chancellor speaks at 7 p.m. in the Kansas Union Ballroom. Tickets are not sold at the door. Extra tables and quick service buffet lines are provided to prevent traffic jams. The event is sponsored by KU and Douglas County Alumni chapters.
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Kansas University Alumni Association
Archie Dykes
Kansas Union Ballroom
Douglas County
The
Alumni Association
Money Hand-Off Details Emerge In Watergate Plot
Ulasewicz describes the 75 100 dollar sum in hundreds delivered in a brown bag. Kalmbach code named Novak and Rivers. failed attempts to pass funds through Caddy and others. final delivery arranged with Bittman at a lobby phone booth where Bittman retrieved the money from a ledge.
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Kalmbach
Novak
Ulasewicz
Rivers
Bittman
Lawrence Memorial Hospital Board approves funding agent and rate adjustments
The Lawrence Memorial Hospital Board named a funding agent for the new employee retirement plan and approved a trust fund through University State Bank with United Missouri Bank of Kansas City. It also approved temporarily lowering several rates as of Aug 1 to meet Economic Stabilization guidelines and address a $21,978 profit excess.
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Lawrence Memorial, Hospital Board of Trustees
al Smith
University State Bank
United Missouri Bank of Kansas City
Holle
War Powers Bill Faces Criticism on Two Points
In Washington the war powers bill faces opposition for being too strong and too weak. Critics urge Congress to approve or disapprove a president's war action within 120 days rather than halt it. Supporters say the measure would force congressional oversight and compel a retreat if not approved.
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Washington
Vietnam
House
Congress
Rep. C. W
Bill” Young
R-Fla
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Senate
Nixon
First House Senate
Amtrak Cuts Planned for Two Major Routes
Amtrak filed discontinuation notices for the National Limited between St Louis and Kansas City to cut costs as budget fights limit funding. President Roger Lewis said $107 million could sustain current trains including the two routes if Congress provides the money.
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Washington
Amtrak
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
National Railroad Passenger Corp
Senate
House
Interstate Commerce
Roger Lewis
National Limited
St. Louis
Kansas City
Points East
Congress
Lewis
Rep
John Jarmon
D-Okla
House Transportation and Aeronautics
Pinball Probe Scheduled in Lawrence
Lawrence officials announce a probe into possible illegal pinball activity. Douglas County Attorney David Berkowitz says three machines confiscated from Jayhawk Billiard Parlor and Ediths Place will be kept as evidence while a cooperative investigation by local police sheriff and state agents continues. No charges will be filed until the probe ends and no one has requested the machines' return.
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Lawrence
David Berkowitz
Douglas County
Sheriff’s Department
Kansas
Atty
Vern Miller
Berkowitz
Jayhawk Billiard Parlor
Mass
Edith’s Place
Rex Johnson
Johnson
Courts Non-Traffic Docket Shows Juvenile Assault and DUI Paroles
Sheila Ray Hurst 18 of 1814 Mo faces assault charges with $100 fine. Scott F. Lamkin of San Anselmo California cited for speeding with $60 fine. Alan Grabowski 24 of Bridgeport Connecticut paroled 30 days for intoxication with $150 fine. William L. Craft 21 of Kansas City Kansas paroled 30 days for narcotics DUI with $150 fine.
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Sheila Ray Hurst
Scott F. Lamkin
San Anselmo
Calif
Alan Grabowski
Bridgeport
Conn
William L. Craft
Kansas City
Kan
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Biggerstaff
Ter
Journal-World
Haskell Fete
Dick Maggart
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
American Horse Hall
Tam
Chamber
Mulvane Is
Wichita
Pharmacy School
Auto Workers
Attleboro
Jurgen Dratwinski
South Attleboro
Pipeline Fees
Eye House
House Interior Subcommittee
the Wilderness Society
FTC
Arctic
Northwest
South Park
William Kelly
Cpl
Wayne Othick
Tschaikowsky
Watergate
Douglas Caddy
Hunt
Gil Holle
Wade Dexter
B. A. Green Construction Co
Dexter
Charles Denniston
Young
Clement J. Zablocki
Dwis
Ray A. Clark
Chuck Wagon Restaurant
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