Parents seek answers for mystery child illness in Wichita
Mr and Mrs Scott Piatt of Wichita battle a puzzling illness striking their 2 year old son Brian. Doctors nationwide have failed to diagnose or treat the child who endures recurring high fevers and cycles of symptoms. Specialists at KU Med Center University of Minnesota and California centers offered inconclusive results. The family clings to cautious hope between crises, as the boy remains alert and cheerful during calm periods.
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Wichita
Kan
Scott Pratt
Brian Pratt
G. D. Robinson
Robinson
Brian
University of Kansas Medical Center
Wesley Medical Center
KU Med Center
Piatts
University of Minnesota Medical Center
Robert Good
Robert Alstron
Piatt
Nebraska Tax Cut Signed Into Law
Gov. J. J. Exxon signed a bill cutting Nebraska personal income tax from 15 to 13 percent retroactively. He directed the Tax Commissioner William Peters to adjust paycheck withholdings as quickly as possible to reflect the change.
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Lincoln
Neb
J. J. Exxon
Nebraska
Exxon
William Peters
Meeting Set On Land Use For Clinton Reservoir
The Lawrence Douglas County Planning Commission will meet with the Clinton Landowners Assn at 7 30 p m Thursday at South Junior High School to discuss the completed private land use plan for Clinton Reservoir. Ron Jones Lenexa prepared the plan with analysis of land features and recommended development areas around the lake. Douglas County officials invited include City county planner Dick McClanathan the Douglas County Commission and the planning commission. A decision on further meetings before public hearings will be made at the session and more groups may be invited.
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Planning Commission
Ron Jones
Lenexa
Dick McClanathan
Douglas County Commission
The
McClanathan
Clifford Urges Nixon and Agnew to Resign
Former defense secretary Clark Clifford urged in the New York Times for Nixon to resign and cooperate with Congress to pick a successor. He also called for Vice President Agnew to resign first, allowing Nixon to appoint a successor from a three name list after confirmation.
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NEW York
Clark Clifford
Lyndon Johnson
New York Times
Nixon
Congress
Spiro T. Agnew
Clifford
Agnew
Sentence Suspends John Hannibal for 1972 Burglary Attempt
John Hannibal 22 received a three year suspended sentence on an April 25 jury conviction of attempted burglary. He was arrested January 3 at 505 E. Eighth after posting $1,500 bond. The charges stem from an attempted break in at Richard Gram's apartment on June 27, 1972.
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John Hannibal
Hannibal
Richard Gram
Norris Faces Preliminary Hearing in Grand Theft Case
A preliminary hearing is set for 11:15 am Friday for William D. Norris, 20, of Topeka, charged with grand theft. He is free on a $1,500 bond. Norris allegedly took a vehicle on May 8 from Jayhawk Volkswagen Inc. at 2522 Towan.
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William D. Norris
Topeka
Norris
Jayhawk Volkswagen Inc
Towa
Scholarships Awarded to 8 KU German Students 1973
Eight University of Kansas students receive scholarships from the Germanic Languages and Literatures department for summer 1973 or the 1973 74 academic year. Recipients include Dwight Q. Tanner of Gypsum and Daniel E. Uyesato of Wichita along with Kay Anne Callaway of Liberal and five Lawrence sophomores from Lawrence High School.
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Fight Kansas University
Department of Germanic Languages and Literatures
Dwight Q. Tanner
Gypsum
Daniel E. Uyesato
Wichita
Kay Anne Callaway
Erdmuthe von Unwerth
Lawrence
Frances Schlegel-Carruth
Lawrence High School
Parks announces summer hours for East Lawrence Center
The East Lawrence Recreation Center at 10th and Delaware will open at 9 a.m. and stay open until 10 p.m. on weekdays, with Saturday hours 1 to 5 p.m. A playground runs 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 4 p.m. from July 11 through July 20.
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Parks and Recreation Department
East Lawrence Recreation Center
10Th and
Delaware
Man Stabbed to Death in Wyandotte County
Ole Bruce a 71 year old Wyandotte County resident died after being stabbed 14 times at his farm home near Bonner Springs. A 53 year old man was arrested in connection with the slaying and a hunting knife reported used in the attack was seized.
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Bonner Springs
Kan
Wyandotte County
Ole Bruce
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