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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1972
Page
10
Indiana Senator Vance Hartke quits the Democratic presidential contest and vows to devote his energies to nominating and electing Hubert Humphrey. Hartke cited lack of money as the reason, while Humphrey said the endorsement helps him for the April 4 Wisconsin primary.
Douglas County GOP will meet at 7 30 p.m. Tuesday in the Ramada Inn to select delegates and alternates for the Third Congressional District and state conventions. Delegates to the Republican National Convention will be chosen at district and state gatherings. The meeting is open to all registered Republicans regardless of race religion sex or national origin.
A grocer Harold Igger, 35, was shot dead by deputy Gary Leis after plain clothesman Maurice Crews staged a mock robbery at Igger's Lakeland store. Crews had observed Igger enter with two employees and carry a gun as a supposed robber, prompting the deputy to fire when Igger reportedly moved with the weapon. Crews was wounded and hospitalized in serious condition.
The Kansas weekend traffic toll rises to three with the death of Aona Kinney 71 of Santa Ana California from injuries suffered in a Saturday collision at Oakley. Richard I McKonkey 22 of Meriden Iowa died when his cattle truck overturned on U S 52 near Great Bend. George P Kromminga 40 of Holton Kansas was killed in a collision with a truck on U S 75 north of Mayetta.
Washington AP reports the Kansas Board of Education received a two year federal grant of 15000 dollars from the Office of Education to create a Learning Disabilities Child Demonstration Service. The program aims to help a large group of children with learning disabilities through new support services.
U.S. defense analysts say the Soviet Union is boosting military aid to Arab states to bolster its standing after backing India in the conflict with Pakistan. Senior Soviet officials have visited Arab capitals and Arab leaders have sought Moscow ties for aid projects, with Yemen now receiving MiG-17 jets, tanks, patrol boats, and more after a three year halt.
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