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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1972
Page
13
Sunny and hot conditions expected in northeast Kansas with a high in the 90s and a warm night with a low around 70. Precipitation chances are near zero tonight and about 20 percent on Saturday.
One man pleaded guilty to walking in the street during May protest marches at Lawrence. Another admitted trying to possess marijuana after arrest at Strong Hall KU. Four cases continued and two dismissed. Miller testified in the first case.
The 930 Mass site, formerly Gambles Store, will host Area I a two story brick and glass building ready for occupancy by September. Town Crier Inc will relocate its downtown operation to the street level retail space while offices occupy the upper floors with about 5 000 square feet available. Two entrances two stair towers two elevators and two comfort areas are planned.
Kansas traffic fatalities for the 24 hours ending 9 am Friday show 3 deaths for June 25, 1972, compared with 249 for the same period in 1971.
Judge Frank Gray in Douglas County District Court issued a temporary restraining order against Charles E. Harvey and three firms tied to International Learning Services. Lance Burr of the Kansas Attorney General’s office filed the action seeking the order with a July 5 hearing. The suit accuses the defendants of deceptive sales tactics around a “The New Caxton” book program, misrepresenting affiliations, promising a large free library, and charging about 500 dollars per program. The case cites Kansas sales and an organization with headquarters in the state, noting the Program Learning Systems charter was revoked effective January 1.
Lawrence's 1973 city budget is being typed and checked by staff for binding and submission to the city commission within two to three weeks. Last year's 156 page budget required major typing effort and final figures will be added after typing. The budget will be examined and altered by the commission before a public hearing likely August 1.
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