Clinton Reservoir roads will force major inconvenience
The Clinton Reservoir development triggers gridlock as Lone Star Road is cut before a replacement road is ready. Officials and residents warn the Corps of Engineers failed to plan, leaving area motorists with longer detours, altered shopping habits, and critical traffic concerns around the reservoir site and surrounding routes.
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This Day In History March 17 Highlights Through the Years
March 17 marks events from 1776 British evacuation of Boston to 1970 U.N. veto with Britain over Rhodesia. Also notes 1836 Texas constitution, 1926 League of Nations actions, 1938 Barcelona bombing, 1941 opening of the National Gallery of Art, Dalai Lama's escape, JFK in Costa Rica, gold crisis, and U.S. Air Force drawdown from Taiwan. Birthdays include Bayard Austin and Mercedes McCambridge. Thought from Matthew.
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Bayard Austin
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Court notes petty larceny and related charges
Carol Davis charged with petty larceny at 1741 W 19th. Ten days suspended and a 25 dollar fine suspended. Davenport Donaldson charged with temporarily depriving an owner of personal property at 1734 Engel Rd. James Metz II of Kansas City Mo faces assault with a five dollar fine. Glen Boyd cited for driving with no license and a 30 dollar fine. Additional notes reference unidentified driver and intoxication at Village Centre.
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Lawrence Brother Enlists and Training Also Completion
AIRMAN WILLIAM N. NAFF of Lawrence Kansas completes six weeks of basic training at Lackland AFB Texas and begins specialized training in security police. NAVY SEAMAN RECRUIT ROGER A POWELL of Lawrence Kansas graduates recruit training at the Naval Training Center San Diego California.
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Jurors Acquit Randy Gould On All Three Counts
A Douglas County District Court jury returned a not guilty verdict for Randolph E. Gould 24 of Overland Park on three counts tied to a May 14, 1970 bombing at Daniel Young’s home. The jury deliberated about 40 minutes before lunch and again in the afternoon after hearing testimony from Arnold Stead and six other witnesses. Stead testified Gould acted as lookout while a bomb was thrown. Gould denied the statements. Stead has pled guilty to illegal possession of a bomb and related charges.
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NDP Committee To Meet Monday Over East Lawrence Plan
The East Lawrence Neighborhood Development Program advisory committee will meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the Audio House basement at 307 E Ninth. The session will explain new federal policies shifting NDP funds from East Lawrence to Massachusetts Street projects and discuss how to spend about 50 000 dollars available for East Lawrence, with a planning consultant report.
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Dollar Meetings Are Constructive Talks With Common Market
Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz met with Francois-Xavier Ortoli and Willy de Clercq to discuss trade policies and U.S. dollar stability. They aimed to reduce Common Market import restrictions on autos and farm products while considering troop costs and the dollar’s exchange value amid a new floating-rate framework.
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KU to Sponsor Eye of Beholder Animal Art Workshop
A March 24 workshop for children aged 6 to 8 titled The Eye of the Beholder Realism and Imagination in Animals will be hosted by the Kansas University Museum of Art and the Museums of Natural History Associates. Registration runs 8 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. at the Natural History Museum gift shop with a 4.30 p.m. Thursday deadline. the session runs 9 to 11.5 a.m. at both museums.
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Fines and Suspended Sentences Placed in Lawrence Court
Lawrence Municipal Court assessed 1297 dollars in fines for 65 people last week. Speeding convictions totaled 327 dollars from 27 offenders, while 35 others faced 800 dollars in traffic fines. Two individuals received 175-dollar fines and 30-day suspended jail terms for drunken driving. One driver got five days suspended for license absence, with two more fined 10 and 30 dollars for the same violation. Non traffic cases included petty larceny 100-dollar fine with 10-day suspended term, 5-dollar assault fine, and 35-dollar fine for temporarily depriving a property owner.
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Two Men Charged In Arson Scheme
In Wichita based case a $140000 arson fire that ruined Wichita Beef Co in 1971 leads to charges against Gerald L Ray 29 and Tommie Gene Padgett 43 both Tulsa address arrestees in a storage building. Butler County officials probe links to a $500000 Feb 4 Bert Cobert Industries blaze in Kan Augusta guard killed.
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Augusta
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Daniel Dwyer
Gerald L. Ray
Tommie Gene Padgett
Tulsa
Kan Supreme Court Continues Two Theft Case Trials
Two Kansas cases have been continued to the May term by the state Supreme Court. John M. Kearns and John D. Roberts, both 32 and of Kansas City Missouri, were convicted in 1970 of grand theft and appealed their jury verdicts to the high court.
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Research findings from Kansas University project released
Research conducted last summer at Kansas University by Elizabeth Pollock, NSF undergraduate research participant from Sterling College, has been published in the Journal of the American Chemical Society.
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Viet Nam veteran named Journal World circulation manager
25 year old Viet Nam veteran Ron House was named circulation manager for the Journal World by publisher Dolph C. Simons Jr. He began as a carrier, won carrier of the year, served four years in the Army including two years in Vietnam with two Purple Hearts and two Bronze Stars.
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Lawrence High School
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Open Meeting With Rep Glover at East Heights School
Representative Michael Glover will host an open meeting for citizens this Sunday at 3 p.m. at East Heights School located at 15th and Haskell. Discussion topics include teacher due process penal reform teacher retirement and the termination of human pregnancies as amended and passed by the House Friday.
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