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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1971
Page
12
A collection of reader letters and Avowed responses cover marital strain from obesity to divorce, neighbor driveway disputes, and in-law visit etiquette. Ann advises on communication, legality, and blunt boundary setting to reduce conflict and restore peace in family life.
Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird says there is an administration split over broad loan guarantees to rescue big businesses. He backs saving Lockheed Corp. with 250 million in guarantees while backing Deputy Packard’s opposition to a wide bailout board.
Kansas University graduate students have been named trainees in an anti pollution program funded by a 28344 grant from the U S Public Health Service. Directed by Dr Ross F E McKinney the program trains for solid waste disposal methods and biological treatment of municipal refuse. Trainees will work with Lawrence city officials and Franklin County on disposal problems. The 1971 72 group includes Neil Burnett Mary McGhee Raymond Regan and William Mills with four more to be appointed in September.
Dan E. Hubbell 21 son of Mrs Aileen Hubbell 1522 Lindenwood Ln promoted to Army Specialist Five He serves as company armorer with Company D 2nd Armored Division 124th Maintenance Battalion at Ft Hood Texas His father Merle E Hubbell lives in Merriam
Sgt. James L. Chandlee, son of Mr and Mrs James Chandlee of 844 W 22nd Ter, has arrived for duty at Malmstrom AFB Montana. The computer operator is assigned to a Strategic Air Command unit and previously served at Castle AFB California. He is a 1961 graduate of Lawrence High.
Cadet Robert E. Dallman of Kansas University completed six weeks of practical work in Military Leadership at the Army ROTC Advanced Summer Camp at Fort Riley. He is a 1970 Valparaiso University BA in Government graduate and now attends KU Law School.
The 1950 Kansas University homecoming committee outlines plans for the event featuring KU’s Big Blue facing Kansas State’s Purple Pride at Memorial Stadium. Open house, student faculty panels, and a Student Union concert are proposed, with Wintermote as chairman and various student leaders to be consulted by phone for first decisions.
Washington AP reports that the Library of Congress houses a vast collection of pornography. The Delta Collection was absorbed into the Rare Books Collection and access requires registration with staff supervision during use.
Cadet Joseph R. Storrs of Kansas University completed six weeks of practical work in Military Leadership at the Army ROTC Advanced Summer Camp at Ft. Riley. A biology PhD candidate and husband of Peggy, he counts among more than 13,000 students attending ROTC training at six U.S. installations. They reside at 3020 Iowa.
Navy Airman Donald J. Starcher son of Mr and Mrs Leonard Starcher of Route 3 Tonganoxie has finished the F 8 Crusader aircraft Main tenance Course with Naval Air Maintenance Training Detachment 1098 at Naval Air Station Miramar California He is a 1968 graduate of Tonganoxie High School.
John Victor and Joseph Van Buell, twin sons of Elsa Jeanne Buell of 910 W 24th, enlisted in the U S Navy. Both graduate of Lawrence High School will begin basic training in San Diego California.
Eric Emel Johnson son of Lois Johnson of 1735 Leonard Ave has enlisted in the U S Navy and will report for basic training in San Diego California.
DeAllen Kennett son of Mr and Mrs Albert Floyd Kennett of 1528 Powers has enlisted in the U S Navy and will begin basic training at San Diego California.
A public opinion poll shows 67 percent of 1,002 adults favor President Nixon’s planned trip to Communist China. The survey finds 68 percent believe closer U S China ties will likely bring world peace, while 13 percent say it would harm peace and 8 percent see no difference.
The Kansas University Information Center will close for three weeks starting midnight July 31. Director Shirley Gilham said it will reopen at 8 a.m. August 22 with updated files to begin answering questions for the new school year.
Local ad promotes s & W Mortons Pot Pies 4 for 89e with beef chicken or turkey options. Canned pop cases priced at $2.15 and cola flavors 4 for $1.00. Ib. 69e beer and other beverages also listed.
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