Local architects press for bigger slice of city contracts
Dolph C Simons Jr argues Lawrence officials should favor the most skilled and experienced architects for city county and school projects. He notes local firms seek more fees and warns against outsourcing to out of towners, urging competitive bids and careful oversight of design, construction, and costs.
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Three Nominees Named for Kansas Supreme Court Vacancy
The Kansas Nominating Commission proposed J. Richard Foth of Topeka Richard W. Holmes of Wichita and Herbert H. Walton of Olathe for the vac ant created by Justice Robert Kauls retirement Gov Robert F Bennett has 30 days to appoint one of the three to the high court from the pool. Foth is a former Yale law graduate and former Supreme Court commissioner Holmes chairs the Wichita Bar ethic s panel and Walton is a Johnson County judge and Missouri Kansas City law graduate.
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Kan
State Supreme Court Nominating Commission
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Olathe
Kansas Supreme Court
Robert H. Kaul
J. Richard Foth
Kansas Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
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Herbert H. Walton
Johnson County
Robert F. Bennett
Kaul
Foth
Kent Frizzell
Frizzell
Court of Appeals
Yale University Law School
Holmes
Wichita Bar Association
Walton
University of Missouri-Kansas City Law School
Farm prices fall for second straight month
The Agriculture Department reports farm prices dropped 2 percent from June 15 to July 15, with declines in soybeans grain hay oranges and tobacco. Hog cattle eggs and broilers rose, offsetting part of the drop. Overall prices are down 7 percent from July 15 1976 and expenses up 5 percent from a year ago.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Crop Reporting Board
August slowdown urged for Kansas road safety drive
The Kansas Highway Patrol and Gov. Robert Bennett promote a 55 mph cap with the We Can Live With It campaign. Col. Allert Rush notes August is the worst month for fatal crashes. last year 66 deaths occurred on Kansas streets and highways.
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Highway Patrol
Robert Bennett
Allert Rush
Kansas
Chinaquake prediction efforts gain US attention amid animal signs
At a Paris quake experts meeting, US officials note growing cooperation with China on earthquake forecasting using animal behavior and amateur scientists. They cite Haicheng predictions claimed by Chinese researchers, Tangshan failure, and ongoing studies near Los Angeles while highlighting public safety gains and international collaboration.
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U.S
United States
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Los Angeles
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Water plan urged for nation by EDF scientist
An Environmental Defense Fund researcher told a federal panel that states like Colorado lack land use and water policies, warranting a national water plan. He argued current laws are no longer viable and supported federal regulation to curb energy-company control of scarce water resources.
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Denver
Environmental Defense Fund
Colorado
Mohamed El-Ashry
U.S. Water Resources Council
Carter
Dick Lamm
Ashry
Fuel bill aid available for elderly and disabled
Elderly and disabled households meeting federal poverty guidelines can receive up to 250 dollars to cover fuel bills from last winter. Hardship grants of 50 dollars per household are also offered for bills already paid. Applications due by August 12, with income details for 1976 and fuel receipts.
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Massachusetts
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Kansas University Prof Studies Voyager Space Data
EU astrophysicist Thomas P. Armstrong on a seven person LECP team will analyze in flight data from NASA's Voyager mission to Jupiter and Saturn. The project aims to explain planetary magnetism and rings while tracking instruments from Earth launch onward.
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Kansas University
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FBI steps up Hoffa case probe two years after disappearance
FBI agents press a widening inquiry into James Hoffa's 1975 vanishing in Detroit area. U S attorney says talks with ex Nixon aides may reveal parole links and motive. Suspects named include Thomas Andretta Salvatore Briguglio and Gabriel Briguglio, tied to Anthony Provenzano and Detroit Mafia figures Giacalone.
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Tony Pro
Provenzano
Tony Jack
Giacalone
U.S. Senate
Hospital Visiting Hours and Local Birth Announcements
Maternity ward visiting hours are 3 to 4 pm and 7 15 to 8 15 pm. other wards from noon to 8 15 pm. Names listed include Mrs Leona Huey Rt 1 Lecompton William McTaggart II Rita Channel Mrs Anne Pearson and baby girl Baldwin Mrs Jane Swift and baby boy 3512 W 25th Mr and Mrs Randall W Colcord Baldwin a boy Friday.
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Rt. 1
Lecompton
William McTaggart II
Rita
Fla
Anne Pearson
Baldwin
Jane Swift
W. 25Th
Randall W. Colcord
Assault Reported In 500 Block Of Wisconsin
A 22 year old Lawrence woman told police a man assaulted her around 8 p.m. Friday in the 500 block of Wisconsin as she moved belongings from a house to a truck. She said the suspect struck her with fists and a tire tool on her face, shoulder, and back. No arrests have been made.
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Lawrence
Wisconsin
Beating incident leads to probation and fine
Randall L. Reed, 21, was placed on probation for 30 days and fined $100 for hitting and threatening his former girlfriend. The Douglas County District Court ordered payment of court costs, with permission to work in lieu of the fine. The 18 year old Lawrence woman said Reed struck her with a wooden cane and his fists after an argument at his home on July 6.
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Randall L. Reed
N.Y
Douglas County
Reed
Lawrence
Drug Stimulates Sexual Desires Finds in Women
A Washington report notes an experimental drug increases sexual desire in women and restores potency in men. The American Chemical Society Magazine cites cases where women with no prior erotic feelings experienced restored desire and normal sexual activity.
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Washington
American Chemical Society
Andrea Genazzani
University of Siena
Italy
Chemical and Engineering News
West Germany
Switzerland
United States
Escaped timber wolf attack at Idaho zoo injures 6-year-old girl
A six year old girl Kasi Croft was hospitalized in fair condition after a timber wolf escaped its enclosure during cleaning at a Pocatello zoo. Police and park staff subdued the wolf as the girl suffered lacerations to head shoulder and hand while sitting near bird cages. The incident prompted authorities to review cage procedures and worker vigilance.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Kasi Croft
Kasi
Ron Croft
Croft
Bruce Tullotson
Israelis arrest eight Arabs tied to West Bank bombing wave
Israeli forces say eight Arabs linked to two Naif Hawatma faction cells carried out ten terrorist actions. One cell in Nablus bombed a Tel Aviv market injuring 11 and earlier killed a woman in Petah Tikva. The second cell in Ramallah conducted six bus bomb attempts.
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Israel
Naif Hawatma
Popular Democratic Front For the Liberation of Palestine
PDFLP
Lebanon
George Habash
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
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Petah Tiqvah
Ramallah
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