Regents Approve Fee Hikes and Policy Deliberations at KU
The Kansas Board of Regents approved a $25 per semester increase for resident KU students and $125 for non residents to align costs with midwestern peers. Action on Haskell residency, military base degree programs, and new affirmative action staffing followed. The board also authorized construction planning and faculty leaves as part of routine KU business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regents
Bickford
Kansas
Henry Bubb
Topeka
Council of Presidents
Bubb
Carnegie Commission On Higher Education
Stewart
Flory in Fair Condition After Motorcycle Crash
John Flory age 44 of Route 5 remains in fair condition in the intensive care unit at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a 9 45 Wednesday motorcycle crash one mile east and one mile south of the pest home twelve miles southeast of Lawrence His son Randel 17 was moved from ICU to a floor recovery in fairly good condition with a broken collarbone and multiple cuts and bruises A younger son Scott 9 had minor injuries Officers cannot yet confirm if the two motorcycles collided
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John Flory
Rt. 5
Lawrence Emorial Hospital
Pest
Lawrence
Randel
Scott
Notable Names and Addresses in Local Directory Snippet
A fragmented listing shows individuals and addresses across towns such as Gilbert Topeka DeSoto and Illinois Illinois Bald i including Mrs Estella Gul Jey Mr Michael Hess and Roberta Noble with multiple Rt and street numbers. The note documents a Samaritan Lodge and several households without a clear narrative or event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Stitler
Gilbert ‘Btone
R.I
Michael Hess
Carolina
Estella Gul Jey
Laura
Jeffrey Herriman
Iowa
Carl Stoops
Harry Litvin
Dei
Carol Taylor
Leland Eilts
Ill
Mary Rule
Haskell Ave
Beverly Hemming
Ark
Frankie Hines
Lila Coats
Baldwin
Gene Vau
Ghn
Maude Wodvara
Samaritan Lodge
Rutherford
Topeka
Pamela ‘Lamont
Roberta Noble
Milleray
Henry Brecheisen
Baldi
Teresa Baird
Kenneth Stewart
DeSoto
Landis
Samuel Ek
Missing Persons Report In Hong Kong Relief Funds Rush
AP report notes eight to three persons missing last weekend as government relief money begins distribution. The chaotic situation prompts officials to track missing individuals and ensure aid delivery proceeds despite gaps.
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Hong ‘Kong
Govert
Nixon weighs lifting meat import quotas to curb prices
President Nixon said he is studying a temporary lift of meat import quotas to boost domestic supply and slow rising food prices. He noted it may take months to show effect while the Cost of Living Council weighs expanding price controls on food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
Newsmen
U.S
Cost of Living Council
White House
The
Price Commission
Aristocratic Horses Impress 300 At Lawrence Charity Show
About 300 spectators watched the Lawrence Charity Horse Show second session featuring English equitation American Saddle Bred fine harness roadster and multi gait classes. Winners included Lisa Smith on Careless Kisses in children's equitation and Queen of Harts ridden by Bev Cathcart in three gaited class with UPHA Cup to Smith.
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Bev Cathcart
Journal-World Photo
The
Horse World
Lawrence
Lisa Smith
Careless Kisses
Pinelawn Farm
Wichita
Peggi Princess
Debbie Neis
Eudora
Duke
Julie Smith
L. E. Craig
Jeanne Jones
Ozzie Osborn
W. E. Osborn
Belton, Mo
Speedy Chip
R. C. McCarty
Edgerton
Ruby Baldwin
Mr Allen
Sam
Ed Becker
DeSoto
Riot
Helen Lunceford
Basehor
Checkers
Queen of Harts
M. J. Coen Farm
Latrop
Master Man
Allison Minx
Prairie Village
Carless Kisses
Pinelawn Farms
Sandy Humphrey
Topeka
Orange
Dee
Dee Blackburn
Chi
Ruth Fine
Reenie Mulally
Cap
Linda Key
U S Raids Drive Vietnam War Line Shifts
North Vietnamese forces pressed attacks on South Vietnam as heavy U S bombing continued. Saigon reports 99 NVA killed and 1 tank destroyed in three dawn to noon clashes, while South Vietnamese losses total 5 killed and 22 wounded. B52s dropped 2 500 tons across the northern front with claims of hit troop positions and caches.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
Nguyen van Thieu
My Chanh
Hue
Central Highlands
Pleiku
Kontum
Chu Pao
Saigon Command
North Vietnam
Two Lane Checkpoints Set in Lawrence Dispatch Safety Plan
Lawrence reports a collision free day in 1972 as two volunteer safety check lanes opened and Police Chief Richard Stanwix said more lanes will be announced soon. A westbound car driven by Mrs. Richard A. Pollock of Topeka caught fire on the Kansas Turnpike near East Lawrence, burning the engine compartment. Pollock, her son, and a dog escaped unharmed.
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Lawrence
Richard Stanwix
Richard A. Pollock
Topeka
Kansas Turnpike
East Lawrence
Lawrence Fire Department
Pollock
Sidewalk Pouring Starts Downtown
The 800 block of Massachusetts sees the first sidewalk pour as part of a downtown improvement project. Constant Construction Co. anticipates pouring half to two thirds of the east 800 block and tear up work will move to the 900 block while gas main installation may begin next week.
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Massachusetts
City Water Department
Gas Company
John Scanlan
Constant Construction Co
Ninth
Scanlan
Design Mounted for Lawrence Neighborhood Development Plan
A $500000 federal grant for the second year of Lawrence's Neighborhood Development Program moves ahead with basic design finished. Consultants Lawrence Halprin and Associates outline improvements at Sixth and Massachusetts including a plaza, land facing Sixth Street, and a new street in the 600 block. Land acquisition and possible sidewalk costs remain undecided, with no city contribution promised. Planning for a $500000 third year grant is under way and a public meeting invites East Lawrence residents.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Halprin and Associates
Sixth
Massachusetts
Sixth Street
Kaw River Bridge
NDP
East Lawrence
East Lawrence Recreation Center
10Th and
Delaware
John Hadl Recognition Banquet Draws About 700
A crowd of about 700 is expected for the John Hadl Recognition Banquet in Kansas Union Saturday. Attendees include Hadl's former Lawrence coaches and KU teammates such as Curtis McClinton Bert Coan Doyle Schick and pro stars like Sam Grunesen Steve DeLong Len Dawson and Johnny Robinson. The 7 p.m. program features jersey retirement film highlights and comments from coaches and peers including Dawson and Robinson. Lawrence Mayor John Emick will present a key to the city before Hadl offers a brief reply with Monte Johnson as MC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hadl
Kansas Union
Chamber of Commerce
Hadl
Lawrence
Kansas University
Curtis McClinton
Bert Coan
Doyle Schick
Hadi
Sam Grunesen
Steve DeLong
Lén “Dawson
Johnny Robinson
San Diego Chargers
Lawrence High
Len Dawson
John Emick
Monte Johnson
Wichita Bank
Arraignment Set For Barber On Shooting Charge
Johnie J. Barber aged 52 of 1125 N.Y. is ordered to appear in Douglas County District Court on July 7 for arraignment after a county court preliminary hearing. Bond raised to 5000 by Judge Charles Rankin. Barber charged with shooting Otis Gaines age 50 at Gaines home on June 10. Gaines listed in fairly good condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral Home contact provided.
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Johnie J. Barber
N.Y
Douglas County
Charles Rankin
Barber
Otis Gaines
Gaines
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
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Laurence Chalmers
Kansas Board of Regents
Chalmers
James Basham
Fort Scott
Elmer Jackson
Kansas City
T. J. Griffith
Manhattan
Paul Wunsch
Kingman
Jess. Stewart
Wamego
Wunsch
Robert Helman
Goodland
Carl Courter
W. F. Danenbarger
Concordia
Medical Center
KU Endowment Association
Wahl Hall
Learned Hall
Joseph R. Pearson
Templin Hall
Fowler Shops
Visual Arts Department
Thomas Armstrong
Richard Hetherington
Wallace Johnson
Richard Whelan
Norman Paige
Rex Martin
Barry Wellar
Michael Cherniss
Flory
Meat Imports Ltd
Douglas County Fairgrounds
Order of Police
Critic
Bev Cathcard
Hidden Valley Farm
Kansas City,Mo
Supreme Angel
Don Lestey
Western Lumber of
Duke of Windridge
Oral Clevinger
Beauway Stables
Lee’s Summit, Mo
A Shau
NPD
Don Schaake
Shady Lane
Caladium
Lobelia
Fred Pence
A. H
Hank) North
Ae Funeral Home
Lawrence's
Round Corner
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