Coalition Proposes Lake Clinton Land Use Plans
The Citizens' Coalition for Clinton releases its second lake land use report detailing wildlife preserves camping facilities and primitive hiking areas around Clinton Reservoir. It backs an integrated trail system and a motor cycle park near the Corps of Engineers HQ and outlines designated camping areas including a group site between the Wakarusa River and Rock Creek arms.
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Citizens’ Coalition For Clinton
Corps of Engineers
the Coalition
Wakarusa River
Rock Creek
Clinton
Jayhawk State Park
Kansas University Endowment
Dry Creek
Deer Creek
Coon Creek
Wakarusa
Coalition
State
Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Fairgrounds
Clinton Reservoir
Kansas Pays Premium on Federal Aid for 1972
Tax Foundation Inc reports Kansas paid $1.20 in taxes per $1 of federal aid received in 1972, ranking among 21 states that paid more than they received. Kansas residents paid $357 million in taxes for state aid programs and received $298 million in federal grants. The study covers 35 billion in grants and notes other states’ rates and factors such as cigarette taxes and state matching costs.
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Kansas
Tax Foundation Inc. of
New York
Tax Foundation Inc
Alaska
Mississippi
Foundation
Missouri
Nebraska
Colorado
Oklahoma
Iowa
City Commission Agenda New Business Items For Review
The commission discusses planning minutes from Feb 28 and several items including site plans for a sales office at 1310 N Third St and an office building at 2420 Ohio St. It covers Dairy Queen at 1835 Mass for a sign ordinance variance, proclamations for American Cancer Society and Ridgeview street work, Lynn Street paving and storm sewer plans, Deerfield Park paving ordinances, Heatherwood sewer projects, Naismith Valley sidewalks, bid recap for a park mower, bid date setting, temporary notes for parking lot and sewer projects, a 5 year cable TV franchise extension, removal of parking from locations, and personnel manual changes.
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Planning Commission
Third St
Ohio St
Mass
Douglas County
American Cancer Society
Ridgeview Investment Co
Pioneer Ridge No. 4
Lynn Street
Haskell Avenue
Bullene Street
Lawrence Avenue
Princeton Boulevard
Deerfield Park
Heatherwood Terrace
Heatherwood No. 1
27Th Terrace
28Th Street
28Th Street Terrace
Naismith Valley No. 1
Park and Recreation Department
New Hampshire Street
16Th Street
Iowa Street
Westdale Addition
Harwood Addition
the World Co
Drainage Studies And Bond Item On City's Agenda
Lawrence planning commission recommends drainage studies for housing areas in southwest Lawrence to define flood plains costing about 7500 dollars to be shared by city and developers. A Lawrence Paper Co bond request for 625000 dollars to finance a warehouse in Santa Fe Industrial Park appears on the city commission agenda.
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Lawrence
Lawrence- Douglas County Planning Commission
Lawrence Paper Co
Santa Fe
KU Faculty Nominated for Fink and Standard Oil Awards
About 45 Kansas University faculty members are nominated to receive the H. Bernard Fink Award and Standard Oil Foundation Awards for outstanding teaching at KU's May commencement. The $1,000 awards nomination deadline was Friday and a committee will select the winners.
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Kansas University
H. Bernard Fink
Standard Oil Foundation
Health Board Meets Tonight in Lawrence Plans
The Lawrence-Douglas County Public Health Board meets at 8 tonight at the health department Seventh and New Hampshire to discuss immediate and future activities after the sudden resignation of director Dr. Dale Clinton. Thursday's private meeting accepted the resignation and named board chairman Dr. Raymond Schwegler as temporary director.
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Lawrence-Douglas County
Health Department
Dale Clinton
Raymond Schwegler
University Jayhawk Jamboree Set By KU Events Panel
The Kansas University Events Committee approved a four day Jamboree replacing Greek Week and Spring Fling. Sponsored by AURH IFC Panhellenic Assn and All Scholarship Hall Council, it includes April activities: Band concert April 26, free movies April 27, track events and Beach Boys concert April 28, bike races and car rally April 29, and Spring Sing at Woodruff Auditorium.
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Kansas University
Association of University Residence Halls
AURH
Interfraternity Council
IFC
Panhellenic Assn
All Scholarship Hall Council
Memorial Stadium
Beach Boys
Allen Fieldhouse
Lewis Hall
Spring Sing
Woodruff Auditorium
Fall Injures KU Student at Templin Hall
Lawrence Memorial Hospital treated Douglas Wells a Topeka freshman listed in fairly good condition after a second floor fall from outside Templin Hall Room 281 around 12 45 a m Saturday. He suffered abrasions and a head concussion.
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Kansas University
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Douglas Wells
Topeka
Templin Hall Room
Wells
Victims Spelled Out By Telephone Dial Phrase
A brief note identifies the phrase VI C TIMS spelled on a telephone dial. The text states no name is required from speakers.
Downey Freed Flies Home To His Mother From China
John T. Downey, the last U.S. prisoner from the Korean War, was freed by China and flew from Hong Kong to Clark Air Base to be with his ailing 75 year old mother in New Britain Connecticut. His brothers joined him as he prepared to continue to Hartford or Westover for a final reunion.
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Clark Air Base
Philippines
John T. Downey
China
Connecticut
Peking
CIA
Nixon
Mary Downty
New Britain
Henry A. Kissinger
Air Force
Philip E. Smith
Robert J. Flynn
Downey
Red Cross
Smith
Flynn
Vietnam
Hong Kong
Clark
William
New York
Newsmen
Kissinger
William Downey
Hsinhua
Service anytime anywhere at Rumsey Funeral Home
Rumsey Funeral Home offers around the clock service with contact at 843-5111 for arrangements and cremation or burial planning.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
Allison Garran Elevated in Midwest Circulation Group
Allison Garran, circulation manager of the Journal-World, was elected third vice president of the Midwest Circulation Management Assn at a three day Oklahoma City meeting. The 30 year old, in line for the presidency, will oversee membership affairs for a body of over 200 daily newspapers across eight states. He has worked at the Journal-World since 1966 and became circulation manager in 1968. He and his wife Ruth and daughter Amy live at 2517 Moundview Dr.
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Garran Allison
The
Journal-World
Midwest Circulation Management Assn
Association
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Colorado
Arkansas
New Mexico
Wyoming
Oklahoma City
Allison
Ruth
Amy
Moundview Dr
Branscom Joins Journal-World as News Editor
Jack Branscom 32 joins the Journal-World in Lawrence as news editor. He comes from Ames Tribune in Iowa where he was a sports editor and later a general news editor after two years in sports. A Kirksville Missouri native and Air Force veteran, he has worked for Boone News-Republican and Washington University in St. Louis.
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Branscom
Journal-World
Jack Branscom
The
Lawrence
Ames
Iowa
Ames Tribune
Kirksville, Mo
Northeast Missouri State College
Air Force
Boone, Iowa
News-Republican
Washington University
St. Louis
Illinois Sesquicentennial Commission
Woman Falls Ill After Gas Tank Incident at Tavern
Teresa Stone, 22, of Rt. 1, Lawrence was held overnight for observation at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a carbon dioxide tank valve blew off near her at the Van Vleck Tavern, Lawrence police report. She was not injured and released Sunday. she became frightened and ill following the incident.
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Kansas Turnpike
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Teresa Stone
Rt. 1
van Vleck Tavern
Lawrence
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