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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1976

Page

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Cordley School airs student run radio program

A Cordley School class operates a student built AM station KIDS at 870 on Fridays for about 30 minutes. Fifth grader Cindy Martin hosts with student engineers, newscasters and disc jockeys shaping local news weather and music reports.

Cordley School Federal Communications Commissions KIDS Cindy Martin John Cameron Swayze Harry Reasoner Richard Martin 1611 Mass Gene Cobb Cobb Paul Dickens Reese-Martin Carolyn Reese Cindy Marlin Carolyn Charles Reese Deerfield School Tonganoxie

Lawrence Housing Authority seeks two week deadline extension

The Lawrence Housing Authority asks HUD for a two week extension to finalize its plan for an elderly housing complex. Costs rise by up to 200000 due to Davis Bacon wage rules and a proposed turnkey contract raising funding and risk. Site at 2700 W 27th was approved, 72 one bedroom and eight two bedroom units will be built with 244000 annual rent subsidy.

Lawrence Housing Authority Department of Housing and Urban Development Doris Kaiser Housing Authority Dick Peters White, Weld and Co Stern Brothers and Co Kansas City, Co Stifel, Nicholas and Co Wichita Peters Housing Authority Board HUD Proect

Rubin says Chicago 7 were guilty

Jerry Rubin, former Yippie and antiwar activist, writes in the Chicago Sun-Times that the Chicago 7 were guilty as hell of conspiracy to incite riots during the 1968 Democratic National Convention. He admits secretly favoring the prosecution but notes the conduct revealed darker sides of the country.

Chicago Jerry Rubin Chicago 7 Chicago Sun-Times Rubin 7Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals

Ducks Unlimited Wildlife Art Show in Kansas City

Judges Charles Eldredge and Richard Branham will oversee the 1976 event. March 19 is judging, with the show March 20 at Plaza Inn Kansas City Missouri from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Admission is free. Proceeds from auctions of donated works benefit Ducks Unlimited.

Charles Eldredge Kansas University Museum of Art Richard Branham KU Design Ducks Unlimited Plaza Inn 45Th and Main Kansas City Greater Kansas City Conservation Organization

Stabbing case hearing ordered for William Paliga

A competency examination is ordered for William Paliga 25 of 2005 Santa Fe to determine his ability to understand charges and aid in his trial in a February 4 stabbing of his mother Gloria Paliga 51. He remains in Douglas County Jail custody. If competent he will face preliminary hearings in county court.

William Paliga Santa Fe Paliga Ato District Court Mike Elwell Frank Gray Bert NASA Mental Health Center Douglas County Gloria M. Paliga

Oil chiefs and Yamani meet for Aramco takeover talks

Top executives from Texaco Mobil Exxon and Standard Oil of California and Saudi Oil Minister Sheik Ahmed Yamani met in Panama City Florida. The secret talks focused on Saudi Arabia’s 100 percent acquisition of Aramco as part of a 1973 stake buy. The date of takeover may retroact to January 1 1976.

Panama City Fla Sheik Ahmed Yamani Saudi Arabia Aramco Florida Panhandle M.B. Miller United States of America Miller Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries Vienna Yamani U.S. State Department Texaco Mobil Exxon Standard Oil California State Department

Pound drops below two dollars as UK currency falters

London traders watched the pound fall to as low as 1.9292 dollars before leveling near 1.9475 in mid morning trading. Dealers cited global selling and Britain’s economic troubles while suggesting limited central bank support and a challenging path to stabilization.

London Britain Europe Far East Middle East Bank of England

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