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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1973
Page
12
Decreasing cloudiness tonight with occasional showers this afternoon ending tonight. Low tonight in the upper 30s. Partly sunny Friday with a high near 60 and zero precipitation. Wednesday high 63, low 30. Today’s morning low 44. Year ago today high 62 low 19. Rainfall 0.14 inch. Record for this date high 78 in 1967 low 2 in 1913. Sunrise 6 54 a.m. Sunset 6 17 p.m.
Director Mike Thomas of the KU Security and Parking Division told a Faculty Forum that the campus police force is now full fledged and better trained to fight crime than ever. He noted historic shifts to organized protection in the 1940s and 1950s and cited 260 hours of required training for EU officers at Hutchinson. Thomas blamed media crime coverage and social factors for rising campus crime, including pornography and drugs.
Kansas AIM figures including John Flynn Larry Kinney and Jimmie Knoxsah linked to the Wounded Knee takeover in South Dakota. Students from Haskell Indian Junior College in Lawrence discuss roles and motives while supt. Wallace Galluzzi declines to comment pending facts.
Charles W. Snedeger, 18, of 1130 Ore., fractured a leg when a motorcycle overturned on Wednesday. He was riding on hills near 15th Street in the West Campus area of Kansas University at about 2 10 p.m., KU police reported.
Lawrence planners on Wednesday urged drainage studies for two proposed developments in the southwest area. They recommended the city share half the $7,500 cost for a flood plain drainage study of Quail Creek and an unnamed branch, with city and developers paying equally.
A Bonner Springs man Fred erick W. Morehe, 51, was killed and two others injured when forms for a retaining wall collapsed on a construction site. Injured were Monty Joe Conroy, 22, Topeka, and Theron H. Metzger, 26, Burlington, employed by a Topeka construction company.
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