Senate Tentatively Approves KU Medical Center Expansion
The Kansas Senate tentatively approved a bill to fund about 28 million dollars for a KU Medical Center expansion and authorize 22 million dollars in revenue bonds. Debate included questions over an architectural contract and concerns about residency programs and hospital space in Wichita and Kansas City. An amendment allows federal revenue sharing to cover the clinical addition.
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Topeka
Kansas Board of Regents
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas Senate
Paul Hess
Wichita
Ross Doyen
Concordia
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Hess
Kansas City
Norman Sidorowicz
Marshall and Brown
American Medical Assn
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
KU Medical Center
Doyen
Robert Docking
McLain
Department of Administration
Med Center
Journal-World Photo
Deaths Baldwin Pettibon infant funeral services held
Funeral services for Terry L. Pettibon four month old son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth L Pettibon were Sunday at the United Methodist Church Baldwin. Burial was in Worden Cemetery. Lamb Roberts Funeral Home had charge. Terry born Oct 18 1972 Clinton Mo died unexpectedly at home Saturday due to natural causes. Survivors include the parents a sister Kathy and two brothers Tony and Tracy all at home the maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs H C Hale Baldwin the paternal grandmother Mrs Virginia Pettibon Nevada Mo and great grandfather A E Flory Baldwin.
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Baldwin
Terry L. Pettibon
Kenneth L. Pettibon
United Methodist Church
Worden
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
Terry
Clinton
Kathy
Tony
Tracy
H. C. Hale
Virginia Pettibon
Nevada
A. E. Flory
Funeral services for Mrs Nellie Irene Benson
Funeral services for Mrs Nellie Irene Benson age 1610 Mass will be at 10 30 a m Saturday at Warren Mortuary Chapel conducted by Rev Benton Roy Hanan. Burial will follow at Memorial Park Cemetery. Mrs Benson was a member of the First Christian Church. Survivors include a brother Henry Frye of Eudora.
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Nellie Irene Benson
Mass
Warren Mortuary Chapel
Benton Roy Hanan
Memorial Park Cemetery
Benson
First Christian Church
Henry Frye
Eudora
Edna Payne to Speak at Kingdom Hall Services
Edna Payne 47 of 926 Maine will attend a service at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Jehovah Witnesses Kingdom Hall located at Seventh and Alabama, a change from the previously announced location.
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Edna Payne
Maine
Jehovah Witnesses Kingdom
Seventh
Alabama
Ezra Alvin Fishburn Dies After Cancer Fight at 61
Ezra Alvin Pete Fishburn died at his Santa Barbara home after a three month illness with lung cancer. He would have turned 62 today. Funeral is Saturday afternoon in Santa Barbara with cremation. He was raised in Globe Kansas and farmed there before moving to Albuquerque and then California. He managed a car wash in Santa Barbara.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Ezra Alvin
Pete” Fishburn
Globe
Kans
Fishburn
Albuquerque
N.M
California
Santa Eens
Kansas House Amends Late Pregnancy Abortion Bill
The Kansas House adopted an amendment to an abortion bill pushed by the Senate and tentatively approved the bill. Representative John Peterson questioned constitutionality of the late term change but supported the bill. The amendment targets abortions after 24 weeks beyond Supreme Court guidelines. Pet erson predicted unconstitutionality.
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Topeka, Kan
Kansas House
Senate
John Peterson
Rtopeka
Public Health and Welfare Committee
U.S. Supreme Court
Peterson
House
Francis McMaster
Wichita
Supreme Court
Commu nists accuse U S of shipping war materiel without inspect
In Saigon the Communists countercharged that U S war material is being shipped to South Vietnam without required cease fire inspections. The Viet Cong requested an explanation as the U S delegation prepared a reply. In Washington the highway bill move shifts to the House with $18 billion authorization and $850 million for optional urban transit use. The Senate approved 77 to 5 and five days of hearings on the House measure begin Monday.
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Saigon
United States
South Vietnam
U.S
Washington
House
Senate
Federal official to consult on Wounded Knee development
Wounded Knee South Dakota reports a top federal official returning from Washington amid hints of a possible development. Attorney General Harlington Est. plans consultations with Justice and Interior Department officials.
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Wounded Knee
S.D
Two GOP Leaders Propose New State Solicitor General Office
Representatives Donn Everett of Manhattan and John Hayes of Hutchinson urged creating a Kansas solicitor general to challenge Attorney General Vern Miller. The House Ways and Means Committee supported introducing the bill on a party line vote. The leaders said the plan should not be seen as an affront to the attorney general.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas House
Vern Miller
Solicitor General
Donn Everett
Manhattan
GOP
House
John Hayes
Hutchinson
Ways and Means Committee
Everett
Hayes
Cheralaes
Jury Deliberations Continue in Gould Case in Douglas County
The jury remains out in Division II of the Douglas County District Court as the Randolph Gould trial nears closing. Testimony from Gould and 19 others wrapped after a late day of evidence, with Stead having testified under plea conditions about the May 14 1970 bombing at Daniel Youngs home. Gould denied any involvement with a pipe bomb or planning violence.
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Division II
Douglas County District Court
Randolph Gould
James W. Paddock
Gould
Overland Park
Mass
Daniel Young
Douglas County
Harold Pierce
Arnold Stead
Pierce
Stead
Kansas City
Young
Lawrence
Demonstration Planned by VVAW at Strong Hall
Members of the Vietnam Veterans Against the War were set to gather in front of Strong Hall at 2 this afternoon to demonstrate support for American Indians involved in the Wounded Knee conflict in South Dakota.
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Vietnam Veterans Against the War
VVAW
Strong Hall
Wounded Knee
S.D
Lawmakers Edge Toward Kansas School Finance Compromise
In Topeka Sen Joseph Harder said a compromise plan is likely next week as conference negotiators from House and Senate press to resolve differences. House leaders described ongoing talks as amiable with Gov Docking's stance on a property tax proposal shaping negotiations.
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Harder
Docking
Pete McGill
Pete Loux
Wichita
McGill
Loux
Bennett
Housewife Cited as Key in Fighting Food Price Rise
President Nixon said the housewife is the most powerful weapon against high food prices, noting her buying choices influence price control more than government actions. The National Association of Food Chains plans a follow up survey to gauge consumer beef price concerns as several chains report declines in retail beef sales.
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Washington
Nixon
National Association of Food Chains
Association
Associated Press
Food-Chain Association
Federal Reserve Bank Reports 1972 Earnings
The Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City reported gross 1972 earnings of 154 million dollars with net earnings before payments to the U S Treasury and statutory dividends to member banks at 127.4 million dollars.
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Kansas City
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City Today
U. S. Treasury
Couple Wanted House Parents for Troubled Teens
Church affiliated Youthville seeks full time house parents to live in a cottage and supervise up to ten troubled adolescents. Requires driver license and some cooking. Christian emphasis. High school required. Training provided. Excellent fringe benefits. Apply to Youthville Box 210 Newton Kansas 67114 Mrs Hagoed 316 283 1950.
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Youthville
Box
Newton
Kansas
Hagoed
Lawrence officials outline yard debris removal rules
Lawrence residents dispose of twigs and small branches by owner pickup while the parks and recreation department handles large branches six feet or more. Sanitation collects bundled wood under four feet and 18 inches in diameter with regular trash, plus bulk trash on Wednesdays. Also, a Bell system outage at Lawrence Memorial Hospital affected calls for about 20 minutes. a repair crew fixed it within 15 to 20 minutes.
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Parks and Recreation Department
Sanitation Department
Wayne Bly
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Ed Carter
Southwestern Bell
Lawrence National
Ninth
Louisiana
Seventh
Massachusetts
Lawrence National Time-Saver Bank
Campusbank
Lawrence
Mrs Turner Receives March Citizenship Award
Mrs. Cynthia Turner co director of Ballard Community Center received the March citizenship award from the Lawrence Life Underwriters Assn at the Skyline Room Holiday Inn. She has worked with minorities and the poor in Lawrence, helped start a legal aid program in Douglas County and the STEP youth program, and serves on several local initiatives plus chairs Hope Plaza board.
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Ballard Community Center
Cynthia Turner
Lawrence Life Underwriters Assn
Lawrence
Turner
Skyline Room
Holiday Inn
Douglas County
East Lawrence
Hope Plaza
15Th St
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