Lyons Waste Site Opposition At Kansas Hearing
At a legislative committee hearing in Topeka on Monday strong opposition to the Atomic Energy Commission plan for a Lyons nuclear waste repository was voiced by U. S. Rep. Joe Skubitz and others. The Sierra Club and Kansas officials warned of economic and safety concerns while AEC urged a fair review.
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D-Kan
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Hambleton
AEC
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Baxter
Sierra Club
Red Measles On Increase Across Kansas
Kansas health officials report a rise in Rubeola cases nationwide with vaccine failures. Don Biemiller of the State Health Department says 1967’s large immunization drive reduced cases, but since December incidence nears 1967 levels. He notes boosters may be needed despite expected lifetime immunity. Legislation previously made Rubeola vaccination mandatory for children 10 and under.
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Penalty Slashed In Pot Charge Against Woman
Marilyn Bodenhausen 23 of Lawrence faced a $500 fine and six months in jail in county court for illegal marijuana possession. On appeal to district court Judge Frank Gray reduced the sentence to a $250 fine and 90 days in jail with the time suspended for one year. Bodenhausen was arrested November 9 after searches of four Lawrence houses following issued warrants. She is a Kansas University senior from Cosby Missouri. In a separate district case William Lane 21 of Michigan received a three year probation after pleading guilty March 11 to grand theft involving items from Raw Dehydrating Co. Parole requires he return to Michigan. no prior felonies.
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Miss Bodenhausen
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Brook and Gladwin
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Michigan
Eudora Man Named to Mental Health Committee
Eudora Grade School principal Thomas G. Jerome of Eudora was chosen by the Douglas County Commission on Monday for a three year term on the Lawrence Douglas County Mental Health Committee. He replaces Rev. Maynard Beemer who asked not to be reappointed to the five member group.
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Eudora
Douglas County Commission
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Green given life term for 15 year old homicide in Kansas
Robert E. Green, 23, was sentenced to life in prison for the murder of 15 year old Glenda Williams. A district judge denied a new trial after Green was convicted December 16 following two mistrials due to a hung jury and juror misconduct. The killing occurred at a stream in rural Johnson County.
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Kan
Robert E. Green
Green
Glenda Williams
Johnson County
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