News Media Participation Urged in Community Workshops
Lawrence officials urge active news media involvement in future community workshops. Journal-World publisher Dolph Simons Jr and KANU's Bill Redlin voice support for reporters attending and lightly attributing comments. The piece notes efforts to widen coverage of minority groups and to establish a city hall public relations office.
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Paris Chosen for U S China Contacts Site
Washington reports that Paris will host ongoing U S China diplomatic contacts aimed at travel and trade matters. Ambassadors Arthur Wat son and Huang Chen will lead discussions in Paris with no fixed date for the first meeting. The choice surprised some, with Ottawa and Warsaw previously considered.
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Fort Riley Men Hurt in Mishap
Two Fort Riley men were treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a one car crash at 5 06 a m on the Kansas Turnpike mile post 19 3 eight miles east of the Lawrence service area in Douglas County Mike Cardwell suffered a fractured arm and concussion and will be transferred to Fort Riley hospital Richard Laswell had a fractured collarbone and was treated and released both men are from Kansas City Missouri Trooper Edward Bartkoski investigated the scene and had not filed a report yet this morning
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St Luke A M E Church Sunday School Announcement
The notice announces Sunday School at St Luke A M E Church at 9 45 AM with Mrs Doris Davis serving as superintendent providing guidance for the program on the day.
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FBI Leader Credits Informants for Arrests and Stolen Goods Recovery
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover told a Senate subcommittee paid informants led to 5168 arrests and $30 million in recovered goods in 1971. He cited 1397 arrests and 1690 questioned, plus 7668 referrals from informants to states. Hoover warned of threats from urban guerrilla groups and extremist influence while backing a 336 million dollar budget.
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State abortion bills fall as Kansas House adjourns
In a late session, the Kansas House stricken 27 bills including changes to liberal abortion laws. Rep. Frank McMaster failed to save his residence requirement bill. Other defeated items included welfare cost shifts to counties, tax credits for manufacturing, consumer credit regulation, social welfare regions, Shawnee County property reappraisal, beverage container refunds, rename of junior colleges, a Kansas Racing Commission, and public contract labeling of U.S. produced goods.
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Red Cross First Aid Class to Begin in Lawrence
A standard Red Cross first aid course starts at 7 p.m. Thursday March 16 in the Lawrence Community Building. Prospective students may enroll by calling the Red Cross office.
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