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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1972
Page
3
Senator Russell B. Long says the Finance Committee will substitute a welfare work reform plan for Nixon’s welfare program. He outlines six approaches to lift working poor, including job opportunities tax incentives and training, while deeming Nixon’s plan a bum idea.
Twenty three Lawrence High School students earned 20 awards at the State Leadership Conference of Business Education Clubs of Kansas in Wichita. Cindy Rowland s led with runner up for state office education student of the year and a first in stenography testing. Nancy Webster placed fourth overall with multiple top finishes in shorthand dictation and production typing. Delegates Elliott Cooper Oberzan and Stewart led as winners and participants, with chaperones Gauthier and Groh guiding the group.
Testimony resumes this afternoon in a jury trial of Herbert C. Fagan 25 of Kansas City who faces nine charges from an incident on January 6 at the Catherine L. Sterling home 1820 Arkansas. Fagan free on bond. Charges include aggravated burglary aggravated assault kidnapping petty theft carrying a gun and three misdemeanor battery counts.
Police estimate damage at 250 dollars from an incident around 1 a.m. Saturday at Jayhawker Towers Apartments 1603 West 15th. Concrete ashtrays were tipped in Tower D while other minor vandalism occurred on basement, first and second floors. A car and a bicycle in the parking lot were also damaged.
The Agriculture Department proposes changing grading labels to distinguish young bulls from older bulls. Meat from young bulls would carry bullock labels while older bull meat remains for processing mainly ham, with public comment open for 90 days.
A congressionsal study by MIT economists shows the 1949 to 1969 gap between the lowest and highest income fifths nearly doubles from 10 565 to 19 071 dollars. It argues inflation relief harms the poor and urges wage policy, manpower programs, and minority job quotas to improve income distribution.
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