Celtics Pistons Clash Seals Pistons Playoff Hopes
In Boston Detroit won 125 116 to secure the final Eastern Division playoff spot while the Royals fell to fifth ending a 12 year playoff streak. Robertson noted Celtics rested key players Russell and Sanders out with injuries affecting the outcome.
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Annoureih
Boston
Os Robertson
New
Pistons
Royals
Knicks
the Garden
Jacker
Robertson
Celtics
Bill Russell
Satch Sanders
Detroit
Winners Named In Tumbling Meet At Lawrence Park
Forty three children aged 9 to 15 competed in the Lawrence Park and Recreation tumbline meet at Robinson Gym. Winners include Michelle Ragland and Renee Bibberstein in Girls 9-10 Group 2 and Mary Jo Kelley in Group 1.
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Lawrence Park and Recreation Department
Robinson Gymnasium
Michelle Ragland
Renee Bibberstein
Lori Gordon
Mary Jo Kelley
Cindy Bodle
Dick Williams
Mahlon’ Steffey
Mike Burghart
Greg Sweeney
Ken Morgan
Sean Williams
Cassie Johnston
Judy Riddle
Becky Reed
Carol Frank
Beth Reiber
Brian Gentry
Bruce Livingston
Fred Gentry
Chris Phelps
Jeff Whitehead
Richard Greenlee
Topeka Mayor Opposes Loss Of Taxable Property
Mayor Charles Wright opposed an agreement for the state to acquire 37 acres for future state building expansion. He cited loss of property tax revenue and 1968 legislative limits on alternative revenue sources, noting the land was assessed at 370 305 in 1967 and would shift burden to Topeka property taxpayers.
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Topeka
Charles Wright
Statehouse
Wright
Topeka City Commission
Topeka Urban Renewal Agency
Puzzle List Of Clues And Answers
Unclear OCR list presents numbered clues with words and phrases such as War god Tribe Saunter Fatigue Augury Shout Pepper plant Deer meat Musical work Finale Native metal Mellow music Flower plot Sweet drinks Expanses Parade Internal Maturity Cheat Applause Epoch Trip hammer Turn Fashions Negative Shoemaker s tool Eternity Decorated Consumed Pungent spice buds Mourn Things to be done Creeper Swift Plum or cherry Fertile spots Nickel symbol Center Weep tal day breeze
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War God
Tribe
Redact
Saunter
Fatigue
Augury
Shout
Pepper Plant
Deer Meat
Finale
Flower Plot
Sweet Drinks
Shoemaker's
Courts Traffic Sums From District Court Docket
Long list of traffic violations and fines from a district court docket includes speeding stop sign and expired registration charges. Names and addresses span Eudora Shawnee Mission and Kansas City with fines from 5 to 24 dollars and several suspensions. Non traffic entries show a drunken charge and a property seizure.
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Sandra L. Fry
W. 25Th St
Clinton F. Dunagan
W. 19Th St. Terr
Lawrence A. Austin
N.Y St
Nicholas Calapedas
Engel Rd
John Christiansen
la. St
John Powell
Naismith
Mary A. Hicklin
Vt. St
David A. Nelson Jr
Virginia Kroeger
Jerry D. Adams
Prospect
Stephen H. Hill
West 8Th Street
Janice M. Colman
Eudora
Earl Pearson
W. 24Th St
Daniel J. Trehey
David Graves
Oretha Blevins
Gary L. Emery
Robert M. Henry
Emery Rd
Margaret L. Hubbard
Ky. St
Ernest R. Perkins
W. 21St St
Leda F. Shipman
Christopher Strong
Fireside Dr
Dorothea A. Robertson
Herbert C. Gwaltney
Carol S. Randel
Til. St
John Kiely
Daniel R. Kral
Campus Rd
Charles K. Ball
Russell E. Ruth
Redbud Lane
Dennis Holt
John D. Case
Stouffer 9
Thomas B. Gray
Shawnee Mission
David B. Peterson
Tenn. St
Joseph D. Timmons
John A. Wilson
Ala. St
Meeting on Two Former Head Start Students' School Transition
Representatives from local Head Start, Community Children's Center, public schools and county welfare will meet at Plymouth Congregational Church at 2 p.m. Friday to review two former Head Start students, focusing on their progress with team members including Robert Lowe the school psychologist Louise Cook the school social worker Jeanne Dicker the school nurse and a county welfare worker.
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Plymouth Congregational Church
Community Children’s Center
County Welfare Agency
Robert Lowe
Louise Cook
Jeanne Dicker
County’ Agency
Howard University Protest Shuts Campus In Nonviolent Takeover
About 800 to 1,000 students occupied Howard University’s administration building in Washington in a nonviolent coup over charter day charges and curriculum concerns. The indefinite shutdown prompted campus locking of buildings while protesters from George Washington American and Morgan State joined the action.
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Washington
Howard University
Robert Malson
Malson
Brown
George Washington
American Universities
Morgan State College
Funds Are Requested To Start Northeast Kansas BBB
The Steering committee approved a fundraising drive for a planned Better Business Bureau of Northeast Kansas. A temporary executive committee set a $25,000 target for the first year with dues from $25 to $1,000. Funds would be placed in escrow and returned if the bureau does not form. Lawrence representatives joined the Topeka effort led by Mayor Charles Wright, with Willard Zurflied of the Association of BBBs International in attendance.
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Topeka
Better Business Bureau
Northeast Kansas
Lawrence
James Schubert
Larry Flannery
Chamber of Commerce
BBB
Charles Wright
Willard M. Zurflied
New York City
Assn
Better Business Bureaus International
Wichita Leader Sought as Lindquist Succession Panel Chooses
Bruce Cutler a Wichita State University English professor and nationally known poet was elected chairman of a five man committee to study possible successors to President Emory Lindquist.
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Wichita
Bruce Cutler
Wichita State University
Emory Lindquist
Firemen Rescue Six Children From Kansas City Home
Four firefighters formed a bucket brigade to pull six children from a burning Kansas City house at 4432 Michigan Avenue. The youngsters aged one to six were treated for smoke inhalation, with four not breathing when handed from inside to Capt. Ewald C. Moerschel before recovering.
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Kansas City
Ewald C. Moerschel
Alvin Davis
Michigan Avenue
Moerschel
Carl Lawson
Jimmie Richardson
Chester Manley
Manley
Notice of Special Election Clinton Township Douglas County
Legal notices announce a special election in Clinton Township Douglas County Kansas on April 2 from 8 am to 6 pm at Clinton Township Hall to vote on a 2 mill tax for two years to fund township road improvements. Also includes probate hearing notices for estates of Arvid Schulenberger Will W Walker Almira F Strong with required defenses and deadlines in Lawrence.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Clinton Township
Douglas County
Kansas
Elvin Herschell
G. A. Weeks
L. W. McNess
Arvid Schulenberger
State of
Milton P. Allen
Arvid Shhulenberger
Lawrence
Allen & Cooley
East Eighth Street
State of Kansas
Douglas Couny
Will W. Walker
Leonard A. Walker
W. Walker
Oyler
Paddock Lawrence
Almira F. Strong
Haring
Phittion
Richard Lawrence Schellhorn
Agid Court
City of Lace
Bhoula
Giterea
N. Johard Lawrence Schellhorn
Ho J
Ailinee
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