Supreme Court to reexamine Miranda confession limits
The high court agreed to reconsider the 1966 Miranda ruling amid a request from Philadelphia prosecutors, focusing on hypertechnical requirements that affect confessions in trials. The case involves Paul D. Ware who confessed in 1963 to four elderly deaths, with a ruling pending argument next term. The decision could clarify limits on confession use and expand beyond a simple cutoff.
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Lawrence Boys' Club set to elect officers and draft budget
Lawrence residents hear plans for forming the Boys' Club with a 7 30 pm meeting at the First National Bank community room. Tom Daniels of Minneapolis will attend as a guest. Jim Owens serves as temporary chairman. Construction of the Burn Unit at KU Medical Center starts in June with KU Endowment's Todd Seymour noting drawings near completion and final plans due by mid April.
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City Commission Agenda Items and Projects
The agenda lists bids for sanitary sewers serving Trail Park and Four Seasons No. 4, a vacation request for an alley between Barker and New Hampshire, bids on water department valves and police radio gear, sale of a 1966 slurry paving machine, traffic stop sign ordinances for 19th Street and Harper, a taxi stand near Haskell Indian Junior College, a site plan for an appliance store and coin laundry at Sixth and Maine, and multiple zoning and public works items with public hearings set for early April. Also includes minutes from several local boards and committees and old business on health board appointments and code updates. The meeting is set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at City Hall in the First National Bank room.
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Lawrence City Commission Set to Hear Sidewalk Plans
The Lawrence City Commission will hold public hearings at 2 PM on April 4 to decide on new sidewalks downtown on Massachusetts Street and on side streets between Seventh and 11th. Funding may come from a benefit district and NDP money with widened sidewalks to 17.5 feet. Also on the agenda are an electrical code update luncheon, stop signs at 19th and Haskell and 19th and Harper, sewer work at 26th and Haskell, and bidding for motor oil supply.
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Crime Alert Seeks Tips in Lawrence Investigation
Police urge citizens to share information about an ongoing crime in Lawrence. Call the tip line and use the keypad to spell VICTIMS if helpful. No name is required. Authorities emphasize public cooperation to aid solving and prevention efforts.
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Interior study finds Canada route would be less destructive for Alaska pipeline
The Interior Department today released a nine volume environmental impact analysis weighing alternatives to the Trans-Alaska pipeline. It notes no action for 45 days on seven companies seeking Arctic to South Coast construction. The report suggests denial could prompt an alternative route study and mentions a North Slope natural gas line that would also require a Canadian route.
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House Ended Session Amid Vetoes And Tight Timeline
The House killed an education article amendment and debated two others for November ballot as Governor Docking vetoed Senate and House reapportionment bills and the state resort complex. The legislature must adjourn by midnight, with leaders hopeful yet uncertain about finishing on time.
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Covelli resigns as Kansas City Philharmonic resident conductor
John Covelli announced he will not return this fall as resident conductor of the Kansas City Philharmonic. He did not disclose his future plans.
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Inner City Residents Condemn FHA Over Segregation
About 1,000 delegates at the National Housing Conference in Chicago denounce the Federal Housing Administration as chiefly responsible for urban resegregation. They urge firing George Romney, George Vavoulis, and John Warner for alleged incompetence amid claims of steering minorities to fringe areas. The group plans to reconvene April 29–30 in Baltimore and expand its steering committee.
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Air Raid Totals Reach 100 This Weekend War Report
U S war planes raised their North Vietnam attack total to 100 for the year, with a Sunday night strike on a radar site 35 miles north of the DMZ. In other raids, fighters hit an anti aircraft battery and another radar site near the Laos border. Ground actions north and south of Saigon reported stockpiles of rice and weapons found, and a helicopter rescue of three downed airmen was completed after a brief firefight with a North Vietnamese soldier.
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Vehicle Overturns Near Clinton In Douglas County
A vehicle owned by Michael C. Mulcahy 21 of 1021 Maine overturned at 1 30 p m Sunday about a half mile west of Clinton on county road 458. Mulcahy attributed the crash to a failed curve. Damage to the compact foreign made bus was estimated at 800. Deputies and Lawrence police investigated several other crashes over the weekend with no injuries reported.
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Agnew Eyes 1976 Run as He backs Nixon
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew says if he seeks re election with Nixon he will consider running for the presidency in 1976. He notes no front runner exists and cites credibility of government and Vietnam policy as key 1972 campaign issues. He also comments on Wallace Muskie and primary results.
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Hanoi Releases Statement From Captured Pilots
AP report from Hong Kong notes Radio Hanoi aired comments from two captured U S Air Force pilots. Capt. James Dickinson Cutter of Wichita Kansas and Capt. Edwin Alexander Hawley of Miami Florida were shot down February 17. Their remarks express longing to return home and regret for harming others. The text cites poor recording quality and no funeral home details.
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