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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1969

Page

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Kansas Budget Clash Turns on How To Read Balances

The Kansas budget debate centers on interpretation of the general fund. Gov. Docking and GOP leaders clash over whether reserves are adequate with a 74 million balance projected for June 30, 1969 and a potential deficit under current law, risking a revenue shortfall in 1971 without tax action.

Topeka Kan Kansas Robert Docking Glee S. Smith General Fund General Revenue Docking Bill Jribley House Ways and Means Committee Fridley Crestline

Congress Push Seen Over Troop Recalls

Washington AP reports Army officials fear Congress outcry if mobilized National Guard and reserve troops are omitted from the 25 000 U S troops to withdraw from Vietnam. About 12 000 of 20 000 called up last year serve in Vietnam. A three day task force in Honolulu works out withdrawal details. The pullout starts within 30 days and ends by August with regular units and some guardsmen or reservists affected.

Washington Congress U.S Vietnam Pacific Command Honolulu Nixon National Guard

Lieutenant Lafromboise Killed in Vietnam Action

1st Lt. Michael S. Lafromboise 26 of Seattle Washington was killed Friday in Quang Tri Province Vietnam while on an aerial observance mission. He had been in Vietnam about a year and was to return June 28. He earned the Purple Heart and Navy Air Medal. Survivors include his widow Diana daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis Ellis and his parents Mr and Mrs C B Laframboise of Seattle. Burial and service time pending in Seattle.

Marine Corps Michael S. Lafromboise Seattle Wash Quang Tri Province Vietnam Diana Lewis Ellis Laframboise 12Th Marine Division U.S Washington University Kansas C. B. Laframboise

Drug Problem Debate Highlights Need for Data and Education

In a Journal-World interview Dr. Schwegler calls drug abuse a threat to promising youth, noting fivefold spread as users influence peers. Johnson urges early education from kindergarten and stronger rehab, while Stachowiak stresses social responsibility and better research to guide programs. The panel, moderated by Condra, plans more sessions with next meeting set for July 23.

Journal-World Schwegler Johnson KC Narcotics Stachowiak Condra Mental Health Association

City plans new parking lot on Wren Building site in Lawrence

Lawrence officials report city ownership of the Wren Building site at 8th and Vt Streets and plans to raze it for parking. A public hearing on watershed study results is scheduled, and a move to the First National Bank building at 9th and Mass is anticipated in 1970 pending completion.

Wren 8Th and Vt. Sts Ray Wells First National Bank 9Th and Mass. Sts Llth and Mass Wells Watkins Bank Elizabeth Watkins

Kansas Traffic Deaths Rise in 24 Hour Toll

AP tally shows 0 deaths in 24 hours to 9 am Thursday in Kansas, with 269 fatalities for June 20, 1969 compared with 275 for the same period in 1968.

Topeka Kansas

Jury Trial Today On Theft Charges

John F. Esquibel, 50, of Topeka, faces grand larceny charges in Douglas County District Court. He allegedly took construction items worth over $400 from Jayhawk Tower site and Broken Arrow School site on Sept 20, 1968. An earlier March trial ended in a mistrial when the jury failed to reach a verdict.

John F. Esquibel Topeka Douglas County Jayhawk Tower 15Th St Broken Arrow School 27Th la. Sts

Vehicle Damages Eudora Station After Collision

A vehicle struck the southeast corner of the Lowell Henderson Apco Station at 10th and Main Streets, causing about $200 in damage while Henderson noted the incident likely occurred Sunday. Two thefts were reported in Eudora: a generator set from 913 Ash Street and a $100 stereo from 1103 Cherry Street during a weeklong absence. No forced-entry signs were found.

Eudora Lowell Henderson Apco 10Th and Main Sts Douglas County Henderson Sheriff’s Department Troy Watts Ash St John J. Rider Cherry St

Stolen Equipment At KU Fowler Shops

Office equipment theft at Kansas University Fowler Shops room 101 pickup شامل a 497.25 electric calculator and a 359.50 electric typewriter reported by Dr. Robert Gates to KU police. Also a 17 year old maid admitted theft of jewelry valued at 285 from West Hills Apartments with items recovered.

Fowler Shops Kansas University Robert Gates West Hills Emery Rd Douglas County

Skirmishes Between Arabs and Jews Leave Dozens Dead

Eight Arab infiltrators and four Israeli soldiers died in Jordan Valley clashes described as among the year’s fiercest. A separate shelling strike wounded an Israeli lieutenant near Ashdot Ya'agov four miles south of the Sea of Galilee as cease-fire tensions rose on the second anniversary of the 1967 cease-fire.

Tel Aviv Jordan Valley Jordan River Jordan Ashdot Ya’agov Sea of Galilee

Two Teens Hurt in City Auto Crash

Bryan W. Silsbee, 16, and Mrs. Dorothy M. Kirk, 35, were treated and released at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a two vehicle collision at 7 53 p m at 22nd Street and Naismith Drive. Silsbee rode in a truck driven by William N. Wiles, while Mrs. Kirk drove her car. Police say Mrs Kirk turned left into the northbound lane triggering the crash. Damaged vehicle values listed.

Bryan W. Silsbee Miss. St Dorothy M. Kirk Rt. 2 Lawrence Memorial Hospital 22Nd St Naismith

Rare earths definition and abundance noted in brief

The term rare earths refers to 14 metals that are relatively abundant, though often dispersed in minerals. Their chemical similarities complicate extraction and separation for industrial use.

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