Probe clears Route 59 project of wrongdoing and praise cautions politics
State and federal highway authorities completed a detailed probe into the four lane Route 59 project south of Lawrence finding no evidence of misconduct in construction or supervision. The report credits vigilant oversight and notes past neglect by officials while urging continued watchdog influence on public works.
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Douglas health crisis fuels calls for Supreme Court action
The Douglas situation sparks a push for swift replacement policy as Justice William O. Douglas, 76, remains five months into hospital recovery after a Dec. 31 stroke. Observers note delays and logjams at the court while Ford politics and a possible resignation loom.
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Fire or Help. Policewoman Advises Women to Yell Fire
A Chicago policewoman told nurses that shouting Fire instead of Help can attract bystanders and provoke action. She argued that words signaling danger to the neighborhood prompt involvement and may aid a woman in trouble though it reflects a grim view of urban life.
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Massive U S airpower in plan for rapid Korea war
Western front in Korea shapes a strategy to deter a North Korean invasion with massive airpower and short combat lasting about nine days. U S forces under Lt Gen Hollingsworth would lead B 52 raids and intensive firepower while Republic of Korea troops hold behind the DMZ amid skepticism from Korean leaders and fears of a US withdrawal impacting East Asia.
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Rule of thumb on home buys losing luster
New York AP warns the traditional affordability rule is failing as median home prices near 36 000 to 37 000 and median income around 13 000. It highlights rising costs for multifamily housing and a cautious banking sector hesitant to lock long term loans amid uncertain inflation and interest rates.
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Monty Python Flying Circus arrives on PBS in Midwest
BBC comedy Monty Python Flying Circus arrives on PBS with its rapid fire sketches and risqué humor. KCPT TV in Kansas City airs it at 10 30 p m Saturdays and audiences may find the surreal anti establishment humor hazardous to their health as laughter erupts.
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Prayer for wisdom and compassion to guide others
A devotional plea asking for aging spiritual growth through dreams and hearing God's voice to foster wisdom understanding and compassion that enable service to others.
Columbia Pictures Rebounds With Studio's Comeback
Columbia Pictures rides a Hollywood revival after a $50 million loss, with April rentals at a company record of $6 million and four of the top ten May hits including Funny Lady Shampoo Tommy and Breakout. President David Begelman credits new, flexible production and agent-style deals for the turnaround, moving away from quota-driven projects and partnering with MGM and Allied Artists on expensive epics The Wind and the Lion and The Man Who Would Be King.
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David Begelman
Columbia Pictures
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Letters to the Editor on repair scams and vandalism in Lawrence
Local readers condemn a lazy TV repairman and a vandal who damaged trees in South Park. They urge consumer protection and harsher penalties, citing a costly failed oven repair and demanding punishment and restitution. The authors praise Lawrence’s commitment to preserving natural beauty.
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Reinhard
Lawrence
Consumer Protective Association
South Park
Rden Riordan
Steve Sargent
Michigan
Local water project funds eyed and zoning votes deny lots
House AppropriationsCommittee recommend 14.7 million for Kaw River flood protection and navigation studies plus Perry and Clinton lakes. City Planning Commission denies business zoning in 1700 block Massachusetts and 23rd and Barker NE corner. Judith Hornberger named 1965 Douglas County dairy princess.
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Perry
Clinton Lakes
Kaw
Lawrence
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City Planning Commission
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Judith Hornberger
Baldwin
Douglas County
Remembrance of June 18 highlights Waterloo and War of 1812
On June 18 1815 Britain defeated Napoleon at Waterloo ending his bid for Europe. In 1778 colonial forces entered Philadelphia as British withdrew. In 1812 the United States declared war on Britain.
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