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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1972
Page
11
Clear to partly cloudy conditions persist in the Northeast Kansas region. Overnight lows in the 20s with Sunday highs in the upper 40s to low 50s. Light variable winds tonight, no precipitation expected. Record highs and lows are noted for this date with sunrise at 6 49 a m and sunset at 6 18 p m.
California moves to require up to 30 000 able bodied welfare recipients aged 18 to 65 to work or lose benefits starting in April. Governor Reagan portrays the three year pilot in 35 counties as reviving the work ethic and outlines unskilled jobs with extra pay up to 80 hours monthly.
Three task groups of the Douglas County Solid Waste Management Committee will meet next week. The population and economic growth subcommittee meets at 7 p.m. Monday in the city planner's office. The management and organizational methods group meets at 1 30 p.m. Monday in the county engineer's office. The methods of collection group meets at 7 30 p.m. Thursday in the county commission chambers.
Lawrence man Gordon Williams has been placed on parole for a year after pleading guilty to vehicular homicide from a one car crash near Tonganoxie. Magistrate Judge Rob ert E. Davis suspended the nine month Leavenworth County Jail term. The incident killed June Doublerunner 21 and Barbara Dorsey 18, students at Haskell Indian Junior College.
C C Huang Kansas University associate professor of East Asian Studies, born in China, reflects on Nixon's China visit. He criticizes Maoism for overreach yet favors dialogue and reform. Huang cites past Sino Soviet split and wartime aid as limits to China’s progress, supports U S Taiwan policy, and hopes for increased Chinese language interest at KU.
A Douglas County District Court jury found Winona Jackson Jarrett, 20, of 427 Ind., not guilty of aggravated battery after a trial on Sept. 2 in which she was accused of stabbing Stanley E. Thompson, 20, of 924 N.J., with a broken beer bottle. She remained free on bond.
The piece describes coaxial cable as a future medium able to handle audio programs shopping mail delivery and electronic book reproduction via coded signals. It suggests rapid improvement and asks readers to consider how coaxial cables may transform information delivery.
Kansas University Chancellor Laurence Chalmers travels from Lawrence to attend a public administration seminar at the University of Cincinnati with participants including Lawrence City Manager Buford Watson and KU political science assistant professor Sherman Wyman. He then goes to Chicago for a board of directors meeting of the American Association for Higher Education and the 27th National Conference on Higher Education where he will deliver an address on achieving equity for women in higher education before returning to Lawrence.
Article urges scheduling a date for stocktaking and replenishment of a home first-aid cabinet. Lists items to include such as sterile dressings, bandages, tape, scissors, thermometers, tweezers, antiseptics, eye dropper, tongue blades, spoons, antidotes, and common medicines. Emphasizes keeping under lock and key and tailoring to family size.
Walter Alberg a 44 year old Topeka man was injured when a rotted utility pole snapped while he and Vance Hight moved electrical lines for Kaw Valley Rural Electric Cooperative Inc. near Lawrence. He suffered a broken arm jaw and possible skull fracture and was treated first at Lawrence Memorial Hospital then Stormont Vail.
At 9 45 AM Sunday School led by Superintendent Mrs Doris Davis. Morning Worship at 11 00 AM with sermon titled He Is My Brother. Music by Mrs Ruth Jeltz and Mrs Connie Ailstock.
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