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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1971
Page
11
Northeast Kansas reports clear to partly cloudy skies with minimal temperature change through tonight and Sunday. Highs expected in the upper 60s to low 70s, lows near 40s, light variable winds, near zero precipitation. Official yesterday readings: high 71, low 43. morning low 48. year ago: high 59, low 30s. rainfall 0.06 inch. record: high 90 in 1959, low 30 in 1909. sunrise 6 23 a.m. sunset 8 13 p.m.
An Atomic Energy Commission official at Kansas State University says Lyons area salt beds are among the best in the nation for nuclear waste storage. Oak Ridge’s Floyd Culler pledges to halt repository work if problems arise while Kansas Geology chief Hambleton questions safety over up to 250000 years of impact.
Lawrence Humane Society president J A Buzzle urged nationwide Be Kind to Animals Week May 28 and asked for local support. He cited shelter care of over 3 600 dogs and cats last year costing about 20 000 and noted a rising annual budget to 20 000 with 1 500 in major repairs. contributions to P O Box 651 were requested.
Leslie Bacon, 19, a peace worker jailed as a material witness in the Capitol bombing case, resumes grand jury questions in Seattle. Attorneys say previous questions had no bombing link. she answered 45 to 60 questions in a 2½ hour session and may face new legalities.
Robert Robel of Kansas State University biology division was elected president of the Kansas Academy of Science at its conference in Manhattan. Keith Krause of the state Water Resources Board became president elect Lloyd Hulbert was chosen vice president Jerry Weis secretary and James Goss treasurer all from K State biology. Rep Bill Roy addressed the closing banquet predicting more physicians serving the public in the 70s.
The Church of the Nazarene extends a hearty welcome to Rev James Monck a full time evangelist and invites you and your friends to join the service and fellowship.
Dover New Jersey customers at Seve Toland’s station receive U S postage stamps instead of trading stamps. Toland gives a one cent stamp per gallon of gas. He started the program two months ago and reports doubled business as customers seem pleased and some drop off mail.
Sen James B Pearson urged ending rhetoric that hides American overseas commitments at a Kansas University luncheon. He urged realism amid Vietnam strain, praised Nixon diplomacy in the Middle East, and warned commitments should balance with domestic priorities to avoid exhausting public energy.
Central Junior High presents a 7 30 p m Spring Concert featuring the String Orchestra and 60voice Concert Choir conducted by George Puckett and Larry Williams. Choir selections include Brahms Bart Butler Thompson Weiss Bricusse and Coates. Orchestra performs works by Roman Gates Rimer Vivaldi McKay Ortolani and Oliviero.
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