Connally Out Laird Doubt Amid White House Turmoil
Washington reports Connally has left the Nixon White House and Laird may quit as domestic policy adviser. Connally plans to rejoin his Houston law firm, while Laird says he will stay on as long as useful. Both are veteran politicians facing Nixon's evolving approach to governance.
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Perry Lake visitation slips amid weather and fees concerns
The U S Army Corps of Engineers reports Perry Lake had 916 264 visits in the first six months, down 14 percent from 1972, while Pomona Reservoir rose 29 percent to 838 678 visits. Project manager Lynn Myers cites multiple causes from wet spring to new user fees, noting Perry may have plateaued after an early peak. Other district reservoirs show varied trends: Milford Lake down 11 percent to 732 307. Turtle Creek up 1 percent to 673 910. Wilson up 14 percent to 267 432.
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Aggravated Battery Charge Is Dismissed
A Douglas County Court preliminary hearing found insufficient evidence to sustain the aggravated battery charge against John L. Abrams 29 of New Jersey. Abrams was convicted of unlawful use of a weapon and fined 250 dollars on the misdemeanor, with $1 500 bond paid. Harold E. Brown of Lawrence signed the complaint.
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