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Lawrence Journal World in Lawrence, Kansas

31 Jul 1971

Page 13

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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1971

Page

13

KU Honor Roll lists 153 area students for spring term

Kansas University announces 153 area residents named to the spring honor rolls across seven undergraduate schools with varied standards. From Baldwin to Tonganoxie, students are listed with names, class years, and schools, including engineering, arts and sciences, education, journalism, business, and fine arts.

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Kansas University KU News Bureau Franz Lawrence Thomas W. Alderson David Paul Allen North College Tatura Ashtaat Mary J. Austin Robert A. Barry Jr William G. Barr Sophomoore Nunemaker College Kathleen M. Beer Centennial Colege Ferdinand Belz Susan Go Bockhorst Sheryl K. Brown Sophomoere Naunemaker College Vincent de Brown Marissa Brune John de Bune Gardner Pearse Cal Jece Robert T. Burkhart Centennial College Brier Be Burris Idee Bellen Burrows Karen Sue Carlsen Thotles Rh. Christie Nonemahker College Christine Clifford Pearson College John Robert Coffin Barbara M. Coffin Christine Collister Susan Lee Crim Anna Marie Davidson Madelyne KR. Davis Donna M. Dicker John A. Emerson James We Teartheing Stephen Po Faster Deline Lyne Mrakes Nunember College Leslie Koriesen Laura J. Braman Bans GG. Gordon Davdd Adlen Ghrabarm Leanne Gray Lawrence Joh Plaas Bares Rotanan Doupg- Ins Woursia Philip (. Lacey Sharylyn G. Lacey Linda Do Lah Con. Cennral Tindall Latssiman Nuemker College William Fl. Daavers Priscilla So. Lawton Michael Ds. Leib Setter Marc Dievid Linton Sophouiere Meri Ml. Maffet Kristin Maxwell Janior Ann Marie McBbride Margaret Ml. McBride Robery ML Mebtride Pearson Homas A. Meta Jer Uniter Caigdinmeerings Davida Bf. Miller Namemaker College Shirley PL Miller Alexander B. Mitchell Carolve de Montiey John Cy Morse Arts Scivices Robert CL Nixon Freshoan Geraldine Ss. Cvythen Melanie Oldfather Asa Mo Vargas Ortiz Centennial Colleges Rebecca de ATES Setphe Robert E. Sibumons Arts Wink Jeffrey DL Sleeper Ivan S&s. Smith Gary J. Smith William J Smith Jr William T. Smith OT Donald G. Spradlin Robert of. Stonelift Judith ©. Waddell Marian J. Weeks Margaret J. Whitley Giale Po Willey Bret ©. Williams Rosemary G. Yaussi Oliver College Parbara J. Young Lecompton Gary ER. Cree Priscilla Rundquist MecLlouth Kathleen B. Scott Oskaloosa Jiehorah KK. Hampion Larry Alden Brey Juniar Mabel M. Dunbar Harold KL. Streator Robert BL Wildrix Overbrook Jane Kh. Anderson Susan Z. Gilliland Gregory Hotchkiss Tonganoxie Michael J. Conway Nancy FF. Gambriff JT Huebner Johan W W. Stewart
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Grain Representatives Decry Transportation Strikes

About 60 grain producers and processors from the Midwest and South met in Kansas City to condemn transportation strikes and urge immediate congressional action. The group warned that strikes disrupt supply, alarm foreign buyers, and harm public interest, planning to send the resolution to the President and Congress. Nobuo Nikki of a Japanese import firm noted even threatened dock strikes affect markets.

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Kansas City U.S Midwest South Gulf of Mexico United Transportation Union Nobuo Nikki Gulf Coast
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Golden Eagle Description From Field Note

A mature golden eagle is brown across its body with only the tail displaying lighter buff tones.

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Wrong number dating service shut down in Baltimore area

The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. ended use of the 511 line in Pikesville and northwest Baltimore after a wrong number circuit was used for blind dates. Teens and others were calling strangers to ask at random and exchange numbers but the number was not approved and risked tying up the network.

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Baltimore Pikesville C&p Telephone Co Chesapeake & Potomac
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Docking Proclaims August Kansas Aviation Month

Gov. Robert Docking announced August as Kansas Aviation Month, touting the state as first in the nation in general aviation aircraft production. He cited more than 450 million dollars in aviation investment and noted 168 public airports 14 000 registered airmen and 3 000 aircraft in Kansas.

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Topeka Kan Robert Docking Kansas Docking
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Judge Rules Nixon Immune in Urban Renewal Suit

In San Francisco, U S District Judge Oliver Carter held that President Nixon cannot be named a defendant in a $350 million urban renewal funds suit filed by the San Francisco Redevelopment Agency and Public Housing Authority. The judge said federal courts cannot compel the President to take action. San Francisco was to receive $16 million of the appropriation.

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San Francisco Nixon San Francisco Redevelopment Agency Public Housing Authority Congress U.S. District Court Oliver Carter Executive Branch
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Rivals Rob Bank in Milan Holdup For Five Million Lire

Two bandits armed with pistols and a portable radio robbed a Milan bank on Friday and escaped with five million lire. Witnesses said the bandits kept listening to police broadcasts to track the report time.

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Milan Italy
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All 162 Found From Worst Plane Mishap

Tokyo AP reports the All Nippon Airways Boeing 727 crash killed all 162 aboard in the world’s deadliest aviation disaster. Police questioned parachuting pilot Ichikawa and trainee-pilot Kuma after a midair collision with an F86F, while radar placed the 727 28,000 feet en route from Sapporo to Tokyo near the Winter Games site.

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Tokyo All Nippon Airways Yoshimi Ichikawa Ichikawa Tamotsu Kuma Japan Self-Defense Air Force Base Matsuhina Kuma All Nippon Sapporo Japan Saburo Kasai
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NASA Officials Kansans To Discuss Shuttle Site

Three NASA leaders will meet Kansans in Washington on Tuesday to discuss Kansas bid for a space shuttle facility. Governor Docking and Lt. Gov. Shultz announced the session with Rep. Winn. Kansas officials say the state is among several being considered and that the project could create thousands of jobs and boost the state's aerospace industry.

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Topeka Kan National Aeronautics and Space Administration Washington Kansas Larry Winn Reyolds Shultz Robert Docking al Kamas NASA Rayburn James C. Fletcher Robert H. Curtin Gerald P. Gaffney Shultz Hays- Russell Gaffney Hays Hays-Russell Docking Kamas Kansas Aerospace Wichita Kansas Universities
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