Docking May Seek Quick Action On Equal Rights Amendment
Gov. Robert Docking may ask the Kansas Legislature in a special message to consider the federal Equal Rights Amendment before adjournment next Tuesday. An aide said the governor has not yet seen the official copy and will study it before deciding on urging passage.
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Topeka
Kan
Robert Docking
Kansas
Docking
Congress
Tom van Cleave
U.S
William Roy
D-Kan
United States
Docking Delays 1972 Political Future Decision
Gov. Robert Docking said he will not decide on his political future until the Kansas Legislature adjourns for the year. He toured Goodland in support of extending the property tax lid, with a one day session planned for March 28.
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Goodland
Kan
Robert Docking
Kansas
Senate, Assessment and Taxation Committee
Docking
Jayhawk Pom-Pon Captain Receives National Cheerleading Award
Gloria Jahn KU senior from Leavenworth co captain of the Jayhawk Pom-Pon squad travels to Universal City California to receive one of six national cheerleading awards. The International Cheerleading Foundation selected her from 200 colleges and universities and she earns a $1000 scholarship at today ceremony at Universal Studios.
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Gloria Jahn
Kansas University
Leavenworth
Jayhawk
Universal City
Calif
Miss Jahn
International Cheerleading Foundation
Universal Studios
Regents Action Inclines KU With Fee Policy And Projects
Regents approved two vice chancellor appointments and a new bachelor of arts major in African Studies. They authorized the KU Endowment Association to build an outdoor court at Murphy Hall and endorsed a policy to collect all KU fees at enrollment, while referring the issue to the academic committee for a system-wide rule. Minor repair and construction jobs on campus were approved.
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Kansas University
KU Endowment Association
Murphy Hall
Laurence Chalmers
Chalmers
Regents
Kansas milk output near record low in past year
State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service said milk production in Kansas was the second lowest on record and the number of milk cows on farms continued to decline last year in Topeka.
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Topeka, Kan
Kansas
State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Police Chief Weighs Exercise Plan For Officers
Hutchinson Kansas AP Police Chief Bob Adams weighs an exercise machine proposal to trim waistlines amid weight standard debate. Funding doubts and public reaction hinder progress while he resists coercive measures like withholding merit raises.
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Hutchinson, Kan
Bob Adams
Adams
Kanaga Named Managing Partner at Arthur Young and Co
Kanaga William S, a 1947 Kansas University metallurgical engineering graduate and New York resident, is named managing partner at Arthur Young and Co. He joined the firm in 1949 and became a partner in 1960. His brother Clinton W. Kanaga Jr. from Kansas City sits on the KU Alumni Association board.
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William S. Kanaga
Kansas University
Arthur Young and Co
Kanaga
New York
Clinton W. Kanaga Jr
Kansas City
The
KU Alumni Association
Argersinger Named Vice Chancellor at KU in New Reform
Roy A. Roberts Distinguished Professorship is created as Argersinger, KU chemist since 1946 and former Monsanto Manhattan Project contributor, assumes merged duties of dean of the Graduate School and research chief. The reorganization shifts some Graduate School roles to departments and to the new office of research and graduate studies.
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Roy A. Roberts
Argersinger
Chittenango
N.Y
Cornell University
Cornell
Monsanto Chemical Co
Council of
Associated Midwest Universities
Mid-America State Universities Association
Organization For Tropical Studies
Inorganic Chemistry
William P. Albrecht
Kansas Geological Survey
Computation Center
Clark Ahlberg
Wichita State
Saricks
Dean Saricks
Wichita State University
Chalmers
KU_heirarchy
William Rieke
KU Medical Center
William Balfour
Lawrence
Keith Nitcher
Porter Blamed for Fire at Sloane House
A 27 year old YMCA porter Francisco Ramos of the Bronx was charged with murder in the Wednesday night blaze at the Sloane House midtown residence. He testified he lit a match while going through wooden lockers during renovations and dropped it as the fire started. Twenty nine residents and 15 firemen were injured.
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New York
Sloane House
Francisco Ramos
Bronx
Sheppard
Ramos
Three New York Banks Jump Prime Rate to 5 Percent
Three major New York banks announced rate increases effective Monday raising their prime lending rate from 4 percent to 5 percent. Chemical Bank and Irving Trust Co ranked among the nation’s largest, while First National City Bank set its rate at 4 percent linking it to money market conditions. Citibank has recently adjusted rates weekly to match shifts in money markets.
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NEW York
Chemical Bank
Irving Trust Co
First National City Bank
Citibank
Flagpole at Watkins Building to stay. new library gets another
Lawrence officials will keep the flagpole in front of the Watkins Building at 11th and Mass. rather than move it to the Seventh and Ver month library site. Charles Stough of the Douglas County Historical Society said the City Commission decided to leave the pole and obtain a new one for the library. The old City Hall becomes the Elizabeth Watkins Community Museum via the historical society and KU museums.
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Watkins
11Th and Mass
City Hall
Seventh and
Vermonth
Charles Stough
Douglas County Historical Society
Lawrence City Commission
Old City Hall
Elizabeth Watkins
The
Historical Society
Museums of Natural History and Art
Chalmers backs FSU in NCAA final versus UCLA
Laurence Chalmers former Kansas University chancellor and Florida State vice president says he expects FSU to challenge UCLA in the Los Angeles final. He notes FSU’s upset of North Carolina and cites the team’s new integration and speed as potential factors.
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Laurence Chalmers
Florida State
Kansas University
FSU
UCLA
Los Angeles
Seminoles
North Carolina
Houston
Chalmers
Journal-World
Gardener Advice on Protecting Tender Plants From Frost
A local dealer urges protection for annual flowers and budding shrubs as cold weather arrives. Shelter should avoid direct plastic contact, aiming to guard against temperatures into the lower 20s. Frost risks persist for weeks, with last killing frost historically as late as May 6 in 1944.
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Douglas County
Kansas University Weather Observer
Quiet Discrete surroundings et Bees Funeral Home
Ad incomplete listing for funeral home services at Bees Funeral Home, contact 843-5111 for details.
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Bees Funeral Home
Phnom Penh Bridge Hit by Terrorists
Terrorists blew out the center span of Phnom Penh's main bridge across the Mekong killing three and wounding five. Six men and two girls were arrested as suspects. The blast created a 90 yard gap and hindered river-area troop supply as fighting continued nearby.
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Phnom Penh Bridge
Saigon
Phnom Penh
Mekong River
Bassac
No Helps Phone Project Feminine Voice Fight Fraud
A Pacific Telephone computer in California uses a female voice to block bogus credit card calls. Since January it has tipped off operators and prevented about 80 000 fraudulent attempts, with California accounting for half the national fraud.
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San Francisco
California
Ben Dial
Pacific Telephone Co
United States
Dial
Pacific Telephone
Hollywood
Train Collides With Car Demolishing 1972 Topeka Vehicle
A 1972 model car owned by Neller Ford of Topeka was demolished when it was struck on the Union Pacific tracks two miles east of Grantville at 3 15 this morning. The car carried a dealer tag and was totaled. Russell D. Heinen 26 of Meriden Rt 1 left the vehicle before impact and was not injured. Heinen reportedly became lost on a country road and stopped on the tracks while seeking the highway. The train sustained no listed damage.
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Oskaloosa
Neller Ford
Topeka
Union Pacific
Grantville
Jefferson County
Larry Montgomery
Russell D. Heinen
Rt. 1, Meriden
Heinen
Commissioners to Attend Meeting of Legislature
Lawrence city officials will attend a 2 p.m. Wednesday city commission meeting to allow presence at the Kansas Legislature in Topeka for a 10 a.m. special session. The focus is a conference committee compromise on the local half cent sales tax extension and protecting 36 policemen and firemen funded by the revenue.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Topeka
Buford Watson
House
Senate House Conference Committee
Tax funds shared with Douglas County from state liquor taxes
Douglas County received 12838.72 as its portion of 578609.06 state liquor enforcement taxes for the quarter ending March 15. Other area counties received Franklin 4783.12, Jefferson 2780.07, Johnson 52386.20, and Leavenworth 8840.50.
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Douglas County
Kansas
Franklin
Jefferson
Johnson
Leavenworth
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