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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1972
Page
11
NY stocks turn downward after Thursday gains as the Dow falls 1.81 to 942.88 by 2 p.m. Banking tightness raises money costs, dampening sentiment. Oils, tobacco, drugs, farm implements and electronics lead decliners while mail order retail firms rise.
A string of names and addresses appears including Timothy Baxter at 1614 E 18th Ter and others such as Harry Wilson Linwood Dan Carrow Paola Donald Harrelbrink Rt 5 and Mrs Lois Brubaker 1619 Harper. Additional entries include Mrs Charlotte Hastings 1511 Davis Rd Shiroh Satoh 1603 W 15th and Mrs Alma Rawlings Tongan oxie along with Rachel Azarnoff Baldwin and Mrs Carol Boney 2522 Redbud Sn Leon Garcia 1836 Learnard Ave Donald Richardson 3004 To peka Ln Mrs Judith Albert son and baby boy 2010 Clifton Ct Mrs Rebecca McCleery and baby boy 136 Minn Mrs Nellie Rodman DeSoto Mrs Mary Parr 121 Providence Rd Mrs Bertha Pobjoy 742 N Y Fred Renner First and Michigan Mrs Mary Lee and baby girl 1747 Tenn Timothy Baxter 1614 E 18th Ter
The Missouri Valley Branch of the American Society for Microbiology holds its annual meeting in the Kansas Union at Kansas University. KU microbiology and KU Medical School members attend with sessions led by Delbert Shankel and Donald Dusanic, KU professors.
Cattle 100 with steers mostly choice 34.25 to 35.25 and heifers 33.50 to 34.25. Hogs 2,000 with barrows and gilts steady. market strength on 230 to 250 lb, receipts likely exceed estimates by 800 head. Sheep 100 with lambs and ewes steady. spring lambs
Lawrence city commissioners discuss compromise options after a 1780 acre annexation proposal. Opponents push a de annexation petition seeking a referendum with 2513 required signatures. City staff and four commissioners explored options affecting Miller and Wells Acres.
Baker University students Rachel Azamnoff 19 of Shawnee Mission and Paul Douglas Shepard 18 of Piscataway N J were in a one car crash at 2 35 am on U S 56 half a mile west of Baldwin. Azamnoff was admitted to Lawrence Memorial Hospital in fairly good condition after the vehicle overturned in a ditch. Damage was estimated at 1100 with two other passengers uninjured.
Gary Lewis, 26, son of entertainer Jerry Lewis, was arrested in North Hollywood on a charge of possession of dangerous drugs after police found 11 barbiturate tablets in a car during a traffic stop. The driver was not arrested and Gary Lewis posted bail.
President Nixon weighs firing four businessmen to offset four union defections as UAW chief Woodcock resigns. Meany criticizes the move while the board reorganization reduces labor input and could harden wage policy amid inflation data.
Washington AP report based on a National Scholarship Service survey shows Black high school seniors prioritizing pollution and crime control over desegregation as they pursue college degrees to return to their communities. About 54,000 youths surveyed expect to be freshmen this year. income levels and views on government roles follow.
Ninety-one youths completed the second week of the Lawrence Jaycee Shooting Education course held weekly at Central Junior High girls gym. Instruction emphasized marksmanship, firing positions, target picturing, breath control, trigger discipline, and safety with a competition and prizes planned.
A U S District Court jury found Dr. Bruce E. Hodges former Johnson County health director guilty on six counts of illegal drug sales after a little over three hours deliberation. He remains free on a 2500 bond and post trial motions set for April 10 before sentencing.
Alan R. Boyle, 19, of 907 Crestline, was sentenced to a three year suspended term after pleading guilty March 13 to attempted grand theft for allegedly stealing a motorcycle.
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