Lawrence Students Earn High Marks at State Science Meet
Richard Gillerman and two fellow Lawrence High School juniors received highly superior ratings for scientific papers at the Kansas Junior Academy of Science meeting in Emporia. Gillerman spoke on Temperature Preference of Lizards as Affected by DDT. Margo McKinney presented The Influence of Copper on Growth of Microbes in Water. Tina Womack discussed The Influence of X-rays on the Fertility of Quail.
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Four Killed in State In Weekend Mishaps
Weekend traffic crashes in Kansas killed four people. Victims were Robert Patterson 31 of Dodge City struck when a second car pulling two trailers collided, Fidel Gonzales 52 of Ulysses in a two car crash on U S 270 north of Liberal, Maxine Muelker 52 of Aurora Colorado in a one car wreck on U S 36 in Cheyenne County, and Darwin Shuster 17 of Wathena in a two car crash east of Wathena.
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Midwest States Shift Focus to Crime Solutions
Four Midwest states under LEAA push emphasize solving specific crime problems with millions in bloc grants. William Smith of SEAA notes a shift from systems upgrades to targeted programs such as work release, halfway houses, and community treatment to rehabilitate offenders. Grants total about 25.81 million for Nebraska, Iowa, Missouri, and Kansas, with Iowa awaiting final plan details.
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Galbraith predicts Kennedy will endorse McGovern
In Kansas City economist John Kenneth Galbraith, a Kennedy friend, says Senator Edward Kennedy will back Senator George McGovern. He forecasts McGovern's strong Ohio primary showing and wins in Michigan Oregon California and New York, and warns Kennedy against an early bid. Galbraith also says Nixon is vulnerable in November.
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Two Orange Sophs Start For Syracuse Basketball
Syracuse, N Y AP reports two sophomores Dennis DuVal of Westbury New York and Bob Dooms of Sharon Pennsylvania are starting for the Orange this season. DuVal averaged 19.2 points per game for the freshmen last season while Dooms at 6 foot 5 inches contributed 11 points per game and 265 rebounds.
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