Two Face Gambling Charges in Douglas County Court
Judith Ann Cox and Don Elliott were summoned to appear at 11 a.m. Wednesday in Douglas County Court on gambling charges. A John Doe citation was issued for a third man. The case involves pinball machines seized July 11 at Ediths Place and Jayhawk Billiard Parlor after payoffs to state agents.
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Douglas County
John Doe
Kansas Attorney General’s Office
Judith Ann Cox
Don Elliott
County Court
Edith’s Place
Mass
Jayhawk Billard’ Parlor
Marie Thompson
Edith’s
Jayhawk
Sheriff’s Department
Berkowitz
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Truck Fire Causes Estimated $500 Damage in Lawrence
Firefighters report a truck fire at 629 Lyon in Lawrence at 1 53 p m causing about 500 in damage. Owner is Orville Redinger of 532 Mechanic Street. Officials say the blaze started from a backfire through the carburetor damaging the cab and motor. A separate trash fire between New Jersey and Pennsylvania streets was extinguished at 12 17 a m with no damage.
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Lawrence
Orville Redinger
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Architect Chosen to Design Kansas Supreme Court Building
The Topeka firm Kiene and Bradley was selected to draw plans for the proposed $9 million Kansas Supreme Court building. The Capitol Area Plaza Authority also approved a $252,000 payment to the firm for work on the project. The building will sit 590 feet south of the statehouse as the first on the Capitol Area Plaza.
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Topeka
Kiene and Bradley
State Supreme Court
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Kiene and
Bradley
Statehouse
Capitol’ Area Plaza
Ehrlichman Testifies on Watergate Break In Evidence
Ehrlichman asserts personal innocence and discusses the Ellsberg break-in by the White House plumbers led by Liddy and Hunt. He cites national security as a reason to answer few questions and notes Nixon’s stance on the matter.
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E. Howard Hunt
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John N. Mitchell
Nixon
George McGovern
California
Lewis Fielding
Los Angeles
Pentagon
Iam
Joseph Kraft
Brookings Institution
Washington
Dean
Charles W. Colson
Colson
John Dean
Lawrence City approves Project Loan Notes for urban renewal
City of Lawrence Kansas adopts a resolution to issue Project Loan Notes under HUD Title I for urban renewal KANS A-9. The notice covers contract incorporation, repayment terms, and administrative steps with the Government, including filing requisitions and delivering notes. The document includes a memorial date and official signatures.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
Nancy's
Public Auction Near Lecompton Kansas Receives Household Items
Public sale set south of the old grade school Lecompton Kansas with items including appliances like a Wizard refrigerator freezer Kenmore washer and dryer two Westinghouse dishwashers and a 1954 Chevrolet pickup plus tools sheds lumber bricks and metal fittings. Auction on Sunday July 29 1973 at 1 pm with cash terms and owners John Beckwith and stebbins as auctioneers and Roberts as clerks.
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Kansas
Ems
Westinghouse
Lady Kenmore
Kenmore
Lindsey
Singer
John Beckwith
M. .L. Stebbins
Ray Roberts
Mary Roberts
Georgia Stebbins
Public Auction of Household Items in Lawrence Kansas
Auction to be held Saturday July 28 starting 1 p.m. at 1514 Stratford Road Lawrence Kansas. Items include beds dressers tables chairs bookcase wares rugs appliances camera records jewelry and tools. Owners Mr and Mrs Don Haines. Sold by Hays Brothers Auction Service.
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Stratford Road
Lawrence
Kansas
Roper Gas
G.I
T.V
Thor Electroner
Lady Kenmore
Coppertone
Elec
Sun
Don Haines
Hays Brothers Auction Service
AIM convention shifts plans near White Oak Oklahoma
Vernon Bellecourt arrives at the White Oak AIM convention site as 75 Indians camp on the John Thomas farm. The gathering may shorten to allow a caravan to Custer for the Indian Sun Dance and security measures limit firearms and narcotics, with Indian marshals policing the area.
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White Oak
Okla
National Aim
Vernon Bellecourt
Bellecourt
Oklahoma
Chicago
FBI
AIM
John Thomas
Custer
S.C
Thomas Farm
Craig County
Floyd
Moss
Pawnee
Vinita
Kansas traffic deaths log report
Kansas highway death log shows 38 fatalities for July and 338 for 1973 year to date. The 24 hour to 9 am Tuesday tally is zero, with two fatalities previously unreported included in the totals.
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Topeka
Kan
Public Auction Notice in Lawrence Kansas
LC will sell at public auction on Sunday July 29 starting 1 30 p m at 2237 Ohio Lawrence Kansas. Items include mahogany chests dining tables chairs bookcases and more. Owner Mrs Nathan Lynch contact numbers 843 8363 842 4489 for service.
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Sun
Ohio
Lawrence
Kansas
Acc
Nathan Lynch
Hays Brothers Auction Service
Card of Thanks to Dr Carbon Robinson and Nurses
Cynthia Turner thanks Dr Carbon Robinson and the nurses on 1 south plus friends and neighbors for kindness cards and flowers during her hospital stay.
In Memoriam Len Porter Remembered by Family
In loving memory of Len Porter, dearly missed by his wife, children, and friends. A tribute noting his kindness and impact, with family members expressing enduring affection.
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Len Porter
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