ABM funding debate in Congress faces grim costs
The column weighs thin and thick ABM price ranges from 6 billion to 50 100 and up to 400 billion, notes Missouri Senator Symington. It argues nuclear war risk to Kansas and questions whether shelters or heavier weapons justify spending. It predicts public indifference and urges focus on conventional defense.
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City Hotel Motels to Add Rooms in Lawrence
Lawrence gains 150 new hotel and motel rooms with Ramada Inn at 6th and Iowa St and Holiday Inn at 23rd and Iowa St. The city totals 481 rooms after additions, with listings for Airport Motel College Motel El Navajo Motel Westview Eldridge Holiday Inn Ramada Virginia Inn Jayhawk Motel Lawrence Motel Town Manor Inn and more.
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Death by own action ruled in Uri s death
A coroner s jury in Aspen Colorado ruled that Margery Uri s death was self inflicted by a bullet to the head not due to any other person The six member panel deliberated about 20 minutes after a day of testimony on the marital problems of author Leon Uri s and his 26 year old bride described as one of the beautiful people in the Rocky Mountain ski scene
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Baker Students Hurt In Friday Afternoon Mishap
Three Baker University students remain hospitalized at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a 5 30 p m Friday crash on U S 56 three miles west of Baldwin. John Trummer Jr 19 Martin Kozlak 18 and Bernard P deHaan 20 all in fair condition suffered multiple fractures and head injuries while Roy D Pierce 18 was treated and released. The high speed eastbound car left the road into a creek bed after Trummer reportedly lost control.
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Assault Trial for Mumford Set to Begin April 10
A jury trial for Dale E. Mumford, 19, of 817 Walnut St., on felonious assault charges tied to an June 2 incident with Lawrence patrolman Larry Loveland will start April 10 in Douglas County District Court. The case was postponed from March 3 due to counsel illness. The May-term continuances affect co defendant Mumford and other defendants with varying trial dates for driving while intoxicated and felonious assault cases.
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Atchison Teacher Elected by ESTA Ends Quiet Quest
Mrs Eve lyn Harper of Atchison High was elected president-elect of the Kansas State Teachers Association at the quarterly board meeting. She will become president-elect next June as Dr John Garwood moves to the presidency, with Harper set to assume the presidency in 1970. She is the first Negro nominated for the post.
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Car Production Declines Slightly In Week
Detroit AP reports the nation’s automakers produced 180,848 cars this week, down from 180,977 last week. Yearly output lags 4,090 units from 1968, with 1,738,880 cars produced so far in 1969 versus 1,742,790 a year ago.
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K-10 Widening Right of Way Nears Approval
Appraisal of the K-10 Highway widening east of Lawrence nearly finished the State Highway Department said. Report will go to the department the U S Bureau of Public Roads and Lawrence for approval. Acquisition covers 63 parcels and 45 owners along both sides of K-10. Construction plans are 92 percent complete and bridge work 95 percent.
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Multiple World and U S Fact Bites From AP Dispatches
News in brief summaries from AP cover rocket and mortar attacks in Vietnam during Mel Lairds visit along with other items: Cape Cod bodies case leg found near graves. Nixon plans weekend in Florida studying antiballistic missiles. Moscow protests over border clash with 31 Russian deaths. James Earl Ray suspected plea and King case hearing. two diamond rings found in Iola Kansas Post Office safe awaiting claim after 30 day waiting period.
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Recital by Joan Lippincott at KU Organ
Lawrence notices include an organ recital by Joan Lippincott at 3 30 p m Sunday in Sayers Swarthout Recital Hall. She chairs the Organ Department at Westminster Choir College Princeton N J and this marks the final dedicatory recital for KU's new organ.
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McCarthy Questions 1970 White House Re-Election Plans
Senator Eugene J. McCarthy in Minneapolis says he has not made a final decision on seeking re election in 1970. He also challenges Hubert Humphrey as party head adding he did not find a single voice to speak for the Democrats.
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Shultz outlines campus unrest response and taxes plan
Shultz says lawmakers will tell university leaders and students how to handle disorder and urges expulsion for riot conduct, criticizing a bill as badly written. He also cites a Senate proposal to return 10 percent of insurance premium taxes to local governments, worth about 8 million dollars, and notes plans to attend an Eggs and Issues Breakfast. The Lawrence Chamber sponsors a series of public meetings.
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