Kansas Senate Eyes 9 p.m. Adjournment After Busy Day
The Kansas Senate sought a 9 p.m. adjournment on the final day of the session after approving 25 bills and three resolutions. Leaders emphasized a one day extension to March 20 for vetoes while Conference Committee reports numbered 30. Major actions included the first open meetings law and a controversial farm labor bill, plus retirement pay for long-serving ex-legislators and highway patrol plainclothesmen.
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Topeka
Kan
Senate
Glee S. Smith
R-Larned
House
Docking
Highway Patrol
Governor Docking Faults Legislature Progress
Gov. Robert Docking expressed clear dissatisfaction with the 1972 Kansas Legislature in remarks to Kansas probation and parole officers at the Ramada Inn on Thursday night. He said he had worked hard to cooperate with lawmakers but faced slow progress on his proposals.
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Robert Docking
Kansas
Kansas Probation and Parole Officers
Ramada Inn
Docking
Two LHS Students Hurt in Mishap South of Town
Two Lawrence High School sophomores Sharon Dultmeier and Rebecca Jeffries were injured in a traffic mishap at 1 10 p m on the Louisiana Street extension just outside Lawrence city limits. Dultmeier is in fair condition with a concussion and facial lacerations while Jeffries is in good condition with a possible back injury.
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LHS
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Louisiana Street
Lawrence
Haskell Explores ROTC Program Feasibility on Campus
Haskell Indian Junior College seeks Army visits to discuss forming an ROTC program. The executive committee has sent requests to the Kansas University ROTC and the Fifth Army in San Antonio. A student poll shows enough interest to pursue the initiative.
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Haskell Indian Junior College Executive Committee
Army
Kanas University
Fifth Army
San Antonio
Tex
KU Museum Sets Group Visit Policies For Tours
KU Museum of Natural History outlines group visit limits of 60 with two weeks prior notice and up to two docents per group. Advance reservations allow staff to tailor programs for classes. Eva Hudson coordinates docent services while Aston arranges supplementary programs two to four weeks ahead. Special programs capped at 45 due to space. Summer education plans announced.
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Kansas University Museum of Natural History
Ray Ashton
Ashton
Eva Hudson
Aston
Lawrence High selects 13 for Sunflower Boys State run
Thirteen Lawrence High School juniors were chosen to attend Sunflower Boys State at Kansas University May 28 to June 3. Dorsey-Liberty Post Unit 14 of the American Legion announced the selections with Frank A. Wiebe as Boys State chairman.
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Lawrence High School
Sunflower Boys’ State
Kansas University
Dorsey-Liberty Post Unit 14
American Legion
Frank A. Wiebe
Frank B. Cross
F. B. Cross
Stratford Rd
Noon Optimists
Draft deferments hearings resume after three month pause
The Selective Service orders local draft boards to restart appeals for deferments and exemptions, resuming action on 22,486 pending cases and others awaiting review as part of a two year draft system overhaul. A new rule allows postponement recipients to seek local board reconsideration within revised guidelines.
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Washington
Selective Service
Curtis W. Tarr
Nixon
Tarr
Topeka Firm Bids Turnpike Paving Materials Bid
Hankomer Asphalt Co of Topeka bids 556 920 for a 14 mile Kansas Turnpike overlay between Bonner Springs and Lawrence. Blacktop Construction Co of Emporia bids 573 972. Turnpike Authority to approve. work by turnpike crews later. project target start in late April or May.
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Wichita — Hankomer Asphalt Co
Topeka
Bonner Springs
Lawrence
Blacktop Construction Co
Emporia
Turnpike Authority
Turnpike
Wichita
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