May Aid This Summer With Neighborhood Youth Corps
A Newark court ruling may unlock NYC funding for ECKAN in Douglas County. Terri King says the final NYC amount from a $239 million release will determine 26 hour weekly, 10 week jobs for 75 youths, while $25,000 from the Office of Economic Opportunity extends programs two months.
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Terri King
East
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Federal District Court
Ms. King
Lawrence
Jackson
Army to cut civilian jobs in realignment plan
The Army announced a realignment that will reduce civilian payrolls by about 250 positions. It said most employees will be reassigned or transferred rather than laid off, with the change affecting all assignments and locations.
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Leonard Wood, Mo
Army
Regents Approve KU Funding Mix and Campus Repairs
Regents approved 200000 for capital improvements at KU after requesting 19 million, with 75000 for street work 50000 for Haworth Hall lab gear and 75000 to replace brick in tunnels. They also discussed athletic department cost sharing and wind damage repairs across campus including Lewis Hall Allen Fieldhouse and Moore Hall.
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Bubb
State Finance Council
Nichols
Lewis Hall
Allen Fieldhouse
Moore Hall
Museum of Natural History
The
Kansas Union
Regents
Kansas
Sierra Club Meeting Set With George L Bishop Speaker
George F L Bishop vice president for manufacturing at Phillips Petroleum Co will speak Monday at 7 30 PM at the South Park Recreation Center Lawrence meeting to discuss the gasoline shortage including supply consumption and environmental aspects William Hambleton director of the Kansas Geological Survey also will speak at the event.
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George F. L. Bishop
Phillips Petroleum Co
Lawrence Sierra Club
South Park Recreation Center
Bishop
William Hambleton
The
Kansas Geological Survey
Regents approve plans for new KU law building
Kansas Board of Regents authorized drawing preliminary plans for a new $5 million KU law center, a move welcomed by Law Dean Martin Dickinson. Wichita Bar Association president Patrick F. Kelly voiced disappointment, urging study of a Wichita law center feasibility.
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Pittsburg
Hays
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Wichita Bar Assn
Wichita Chamber of Commerce
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Topeka
State Division of Architectural Services
EU Law Center
Kelly
KU Law School
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Wichita
Law School
Regents College
Nixon Faces Veto On Three Anti Bombing Measures
Congress moves three anti bombing provisions into a 3.4 billion supplemental, a continuing resolution, and a debt ceiling Social Security bill. Nixon hints at a veto if the Eagleton amendment remains, amid talks of an Aug 15 compromise to end Cambodia bombing.
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U.S
Indochina
Senate
Thomas F. Eagleton
Cambodia
Laos
Appropriations Committee
House
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Ways and Means
Senate House
White House
Melvin R. Laird
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
William P. Rogers
Eueceatic
Mike Manfield
Nixon outlines sweeping energy policy proposals
President Nixon proposed a 5 percent cut in personal energy use and a 7 percent government reduction with a major reorganization to form a Department of Energy and Natural Resources and an Energy Research and Development Administration. He urged mandatory fuel controls, car speed limits, and reduced air conditioning to conserve power.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Wed
Interior
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White House
Colorado
John A. Love
Wae House
Energy Policy Ofice
Associated Press
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DENR
ERDA
Nuclear Energy Commission
General Services Administration
Civil Aeronautics Board
Federal Aviation Administration
Aviation Industry
Air Transport Association
Office of Energy Conservation
Congress
Grand Theft Charge Filed Against Apartment Owner
Douglas County District Court filed a grand theft charge against David G. Kitzinger of Albuquerque New Mexico for failing to return a $75 security deposit to former resident William Seymour. A consent judgment set up an escrow for deposits and required name disclosure to the State. Intone Corp. faced a separate $2,500 judgment in a related security deposit case.
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Douglas County
David G. Kitzinger
Albuquerque
N.M
Mike Malone
Malone
Kitzinger
Ridglea Apartments
Frontier Rd
William 0. Seymour
Seymour
The
Coun
Ty Attorney’s Office
Atty
Vern Miller
Intone Corp
Ridglea
Testimony conflicts raise doubts over Dean statements at hearing
Dean acknowledged confusion between two hotels after a decade in Washington and described the Statler Hilton coffee shop as the Mayflower. The hearing featured Ervin and Baker as rhetoric, while senators Inouye and Kennedy pressed Dean on White House actions against political enemies and surveillance. Dean denied involvement in planning such operations under pressure and said no legal work explored Congress subpoenas by the White House.
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Dean
Statler Hilton
Daniel K. Inouye
Hawaii
White House
Congress
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
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