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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1972
Page
12
Mostly cloudy and cold tonight with a low in the upper 20s to low 30s and northerly winds 10 to 20 mph. Fair and cool Saturday with a high in the 40s and a 10 percent precipitation chance.
An 11 member Kansas 4 H Citizenship committee has been appointed to advise the Kansas 4 H Foundation board. Chairman Dolph Simons of Lawrence says the group will set guidelines for citizenship activities at the $600 000 Citizenship Center at Rock Springs Ranch near Junction City. The center will host exhibits and programs and is funded entirely by donors. First meeting is Tuesday April 11 at Rock Springs Ranch following the foundation’s annual meeting.
Linda K. Greenbert of 524 Fron tier reports to Lawrence police that between Sunday and Thursday afternoon her apartment was entered illegally. A television and a stereo were taken. Loss listed at 350 dollars.
A federal judge reserved ruling on rival suits by Jacqueline Onassis and photographer Ronald Galella after a 23 day juryless trial. The judge ordered a contempt hearing for Galella and warned he may rule next month on the civil actions including Galella enforcing his right to livelihood and Onassis protecting privacy and safety of her family.
Fire officials report a fire of undetermined origin at 12:07 a.m. damaged three used railroad ties in a boxcar at the Santa Fe Railroad Co. yards near Eighth and Delaware. The ties were valued at $3 each. A separate grass fire near 30th and Naismith was checked at 2:10 p.m. Thursday and allowed to burn under control.
Washington based analysts say Cosmos 476 launched March 1 marks a new generation of Soviet electronic intelligence satellites. Known as ferrets, these craft eavesdrop on radio traffic and radar, recording signals for later ground interrogation. Cosmos 476 payload is estimated 10 000 to 12 000 pounds, about ten times heavier than earlier ferrets.
ABC NBC and CBS presidents pledge to remove excessive violence from children's fare. ABC will drop action only cartoons this fall and shift to nonviolent conflict resolution emphasizing charm intelligence and imagination. They cite the surgeon general linking TV violence to aggression and aim to stress lawful solutions in crime themed shows such as The FBI and Mod Squad.
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