KU Chalmers Outlines University Wide Changes
Chancellor Laurence Chalmers tells Journal-World wind of shifts at Kansas University including ROTC review format dorm life improvements and dormitory crime controls. He notes possible off campus card payment plans a tuition loan pool and credit card use with conditions and funding questions.
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Journal-World
Laurence Chalmers
Chalmers
Kansas Board of Regents
University
Lewis Hall
Carruth O’leary
KU Endowment Association
U.S. Analysts Say Laos Push Jolts Hanoi
U S officials say American backed South Vietnamese drives into Laos and Cambodia put Hanoi on the defensive and disrupt North Vietnamese plans, aiding Vietnamization and U S withdrawals. Some sources caution the Laos operation was poorly planned and uneven in impact. A major clash was reported at Landing Zone Brown inside Laos.
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City Building Permits Dip In February
February building starts totaled 428 900 while 1970 showed 557 000. January helped keep the year ahead of 1970 with 1 892 550 in 1971 versus 605 300 a year earlier. The bulk was single family dwellings 315 500 with a six unit multi family at 58 000 and remodeling 17 900.
James Cash Penney Will Sets Estate At 35 Million
The New York probate filing shows James Cash Penney leaving about 35 million dollars. His widow receives half, with the other half shared by his four children after taxes and bequests. The James C. Penney Foundation of New York gets 700 million. the HCSC Foundation of Riverside, California receives 50 thousand, plus 19 educational institutions 105 thousand total.
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James Cash Penny
Manhattan
Penney
Hamilton
James C. Penny
Karen A. Penney
Roswell K. Penney
Ormond Beach, Fla
Chemical Bank of New York
Lawrence Chamber elects seven to three year board terms
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce named seven new directors for three year terms in a mail ballot counted by the outgoing board. The new directors are Lynn Anderson Gene Burnett John Conard Stephen Hill William Medley Robert Scmalberg and Odd Williams. They join April 1. Ballots totaled 529 a potential record. three one year terms will be filled by the new president.
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First National Bank
Gene Burnett
Burnett Instruments
John J. Conard
Kansas University
Stephen HH. Hill
Jayhawk Fibre Farm Co
William Medley
Lawrence High School
Robert E. Scmalberg
Lawrence Launderers
Odd Williams
Farm Management and Investments
Morris Kay
Robert Payne
Jim Schubert
V. C
Rusty) Springer
Art Wolf
al Hack
George Ryan
Kay
Laurence Chalmers
John Emick
Dolph Simons Jr
70 Tag Widespread Inquiries As License Plates Lag
Douglas County and Lawrence authorities remind residents to renew 1970 and 1971 license plates. Law enforcement will cite drivers without current tags. Douglas County Court may impose a $1 March fine amid standard costs while Lawrence Municipal Court maintains usual fines. County Treasurer reports strong tag sales with 20 258 auto plates and 5 552 truck tags sold to date.
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Lawrence Municipal Court
Bessie Bennett
New Police Cars Arrive as Radio Changeover Continues
Lawrence Police replace fleet with nine new light tan Dodge Polaras. Two brothers, Harold Kimball Jr and Carroll Kimball, admitted to Lawrence Memorial Hospital with gunshot wounds from a disturbance at TeePee Club. City announces bulky item pickups start Wednesday after 15th Street and east of Louisiana.
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Mrs Blaiberg Weds Israeli Official in Netanya Ceremony
Hi leen Blaiberg married Herbert Blum a retired Israeli government official in Netanya Israel. The ceremony occurred last week at a Mediterranean resort as Blaiberg mourns her late husband Philip who survived 563 days after his heart transplant from Dr Christiaan Barnard.
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Israel
Hileen Blaiberg
Philip
Christiaan N. Barnard
Herbert Blum
Mediterranean
Netanya
Blaiberg
Hearnes Backs Nixon Plan In Revenue Sharing Push
President Nixon and entourage visited Des Moines Iowa for a five hour stop to push revenue sharing and welfare reform. Missouri Governor Hearnes a key ally announced his support aligning with Nixon after talks with governors. Demonstrations along the streets featured both antiwar protesters and hardhat workers opposing inflation tied wage gains. National Farmers Organization placards urged higher prices over promises.
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Pat
Iowa
Warren E. Hearnes
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Des Moines
Hearnes
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National Farmers Organization
Nine NCAA Fives Chosen Possible KU Foes on List
Kansas City nine NCAA teams accepted regional university division invitations. The lineup features Marquette Jacksonville Fordham Duquesne Villanova Notre Dame Houston Utah State New Mexico State. Mexico State, Houston, and Notre Dame enter Midwest regional play with others in the East and Far West brackets.
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Kansas City
Marquette
Jacksonville
Fordham
Duquense
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Notre Dame
Houston
Utah State
New Mexico State
Wichita
TCU
Kansas
Louisville
Memphis State
Duquesne
Long Beach State
St. John’s University
West Virginia University
Pennsylvania University
Houston University
Utah State University
Lengthy Ballot Turns Voters Off in Local Primary
Local theorists say bulky lists of 19 City Commission candidates and 16 School Board hopefuls depress interest as turnout nears 5 500 to 6 000. Voters will trim races to six city seats and eight school posts for the April 6 general election. A voter guide by the League of Women Voters will appear later this week.
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Lawrence Board of Education
Douglas County
Delbert Mathia
School Board
Lawrence
City Commission
Leavenworth
Jefferson Counties
The
League of Women Voters
Journal-World
Ball Taken Ill During Night After Legislator Dinner
Senator Stead man Ball of Atchison fell ill during the night after a legislators dinner in Topeka. He was taken to an Atchison hospital and reported resting comfortably after a series of tests was begun.
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Sen
Steadman Ball
R-Atchison
Ball
Atchison
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