Girl Editor Faces Jail Over Source Disclosure
Eugene Oregon AP report outlines Annette Buchanan a 20 year old Univ of Oregon student named managing editor of the Oregon Daily Emerald on May 1. After interviewing students about marijuana the story led to subpoenas and a grand jury for source disclosure. Buchanan refused and faced contempt citations with possible six month jail term.
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Eugene. Ore
Annette Buchanan
University of Oregon
Oregon Daily Emerald
Dist
Atty
William Frye
Lane County
Charles O. Porter
Oregon
Frye
Miss Buchanan
Leavy
Avy
Robert C. Notson
The
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Portland Oregonian
McLouth Threshing Bee draws large fair attendance
Q'Berg serves as this year's fair chairman while the McLouth Threshing Bee remains a popular, well attended annual event in the region.
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Cecil Luse
Fair
Luse
Midwest
McLouth
Lawrence
Jefferson County
Valley Falls
Arthur Johnson
Lindel
Tonganoxie
Vinland Grange
Vinland
Hubert Hoskinson
Lecompton
W. G. Holloway
Q'Berg
McLouth Threshing
Developer cites land location and garden apartments as best use
Residents and officials debated a proposed development noting traffic, density, and school-crossing concerns. Nelick dismissed traffic worries while some residents argued the corner already bottlenecks with students from West Junior High Sun set Hills and Hillcrest schools needing supervision. The planning commission denied the request with six of seven voting against and one abstention. Another item was rejected by the Planners.
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Nelick
Christopher
West Junior High School
Sunset Hills School
Hillcrest School
Richard Peters
Lawrence planning board rejects apartment zoning change
Eugene Riling urged amending the zoning ordinance to forbid multiple family zoning within 600 feet of residential areas, citing Lot 16 in Pioneer Ridge. The Planning Commission voted against his proposal while approving several rezonings and plats for other districts and a site plan for limited commercial zoning.
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Eugene Riling
Schwarz Rd
Riling
Pioneer Ridge
Christopher
Planning Commission
Lawrence
Ken Thompson
Thompson
23Rd and
Barker
North Lawrence
2Nd and
Lincoln Sts
Indian Hills Addition
27Th and
la. St
Friends Place
15Th and
Learnard
Lincoln Park
9Th and By. Sts
Fourth Flight Results and Close Mixed Golf Matches
Roulier led 3 and 1 over Maxine Ehirich as Betty Col ler edged Ann Brown 1 up. Cole Kidwell beat Pat Quinn 3 and Elaine nee ba ARY defeated Dianna Kindred 7. Jolene Cathey won 4 and Jolene Cathey over Jane Fritze meier 4. Donne Spohn beat Mar Hurst 3 and 2, Marge Havendeck defeated Dean Ashmore by default.
Former pitcher Ned Garver scouts Reds for Cincinnati
Carver Clinton led Penn State basketball with 453 points last season as a standout scorer. Garver, a former pitcher, is noted scouting work for the Reds.
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Ned Garver
Cincinnati Reds
Carver Clinton
Penn State
Unemployment in Kansas Holds Steady at Low Rate
TOPEKA AP insured unemployment in Kansas remained low last week with the rate at .9 percent, unchanged from the prior week and below the 1.7 percent a week earlier. Benefits totaled $114,883 compared with $107,564 a week before.
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Topeka
Kansas
State
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