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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1973

Page

9

Sigma Xi Lecture by Hardin at Kansas University

Garrett Hardin of the University of California Santa Barbara will deliver the Society of Sigma XI National Lecture at 7 45 p m Thursday in the Forum Room Kansas Union. Initiation for new local Sigma Xi members occurs in Parlor A with a banquet at 630 p m in the Kansas Room. Hardin, a coast to coast abortion lecturer for over 10 years, has published works including Stalking the Wild Ta boo. Admission is free.

Garrett , Hardin University of California, Santa Barbara Society of Sigma XI Kansas University Hardin Kansas Union Sigma Xi Kansas Room

Vandalism Spurs Eudora Council Action on Fines and Services

Eudora City Council tightens fines for public property damage from $25 to $100 and approves limited water service to a proposed trailer park east of the city. The meeting also set a 3,950 dollar recreation budget for 1972 with 1,500 dollars transferred from the park department to aid the 1973 program. Parking changes were approved on Eighth Street and Oak Street, and a 4 H walkathon for the library fund May 26 was authorized. Planning commission nursing home site plans will be reviewed next week.

Eudora Arlene Lawson Eudora Recreation Commission Park Department The Recreation Commission Lawson Eudora Library Building Fund Eudora Planning Commission Planning Commission

Deaths and Funerals in Hoisington and Lawrence

Funeral services were held for Pauline Johnson of Hoisington who died Monday at Salina Hospital. She is survived by two sisters and several nieces and nephews, with memorials requested to the American Kidney Fund. Frank C. Schnider, 78, of Topeka died at Veterans Hospital. services to be announced. He lived in Lawrence since 1929 and was a World War I veteran and gas company employee. survivors include wife, three sons, two daughters, two sisters, two brothers, 18 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.

Hoisington Pauline Johnson Salina Hospital Johnson James Stranathan Hasold Lawrence J. C. Stephenson Downs Nerces American Kidney Fund Frank C. Schnider Tenn Veterans Hospital Topeka Rumsey Funeral Home Salem S.D Schnider Kansas Public Service Gas Co Fern Melvin Hutchinson Albert Beaumont Tex Donald Evelyn Demtwolff Redding Calif Marie Demtwolff Hoopa Twillie Miller Sioux Falls Novene Doyle Seattle Wash Clarence Jake Clinton Iowa

Willson Rites Held For New Orleans Resident

Mrs. Myrle S. Willson 73, formerly of Lawrence, died this morning in New Orleans where she had resided for years. Funeral services are planned at Algiers Methodist Church with Mothe Funeral Home handling details. Born Sept 25 1899 in Centerville Iowa she moved from Iowa to Lawrence then to New Orleans in 1968. Survived by two daughters Mrs Charles Fortun and Mrs William Walker of New Orleans, 14 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. A son Meredith Willson was a KU student in the 1960s and later killed in Vietnam.

New Orleans Myrle S. Willson Lawrence Algiers Methodist Church Mothe Willson Centerville Iowa Charles Fortun William Walker Meredith Willson Kansas University

Funeral services for Mrs H C Hamilton in Kansas City

Funeral services will be held at 2 p m Wednesday at the Blackman Guardian Chapel for Mrs H C Hamilton 70 mother of Mrs Beverly Jeanne North of Lawrence. Burial in Forest Hill Cemetery. She died Monday at St Joseph Hospital retired keypunch operator for the Internal Revenue Service and a member of the Latter Day Saints Church. Survivors include her daughter and other relatives.

Kansas City Blackman Guardian Independence H. C. Hamilton Beverly Jeanne North Lawrence Forest Hill Cemetery Internal Revenue Service Latter Day Saints Church

Lionettes Ride For Regionals With Two Prep Meets

Lawrence High girls track eyes May 10 state regional after a pair of tuneup meets at Shawnee Mission Northwest and Bonner Springs. Jessie Riddle won shot put 34-0 with eight others placing in Topeka Capital City Carnival events. Beth Llewellyn and teammates posted top finishes in sprints and relays.

Lawrence High Paige Carney Lionettes Shawnee Mission Bonner Springs Capital City Topeka Lionette Jessie Riddle Lawrence Beth Llewellyn Robin Stites

Shultz Faces House Questions on Tax Reform Plan

Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz testified before the House Ways and Means Committee on an administration reform package described as politically inspired. Lawmakers criticized its narrow scope and limited budget impact, prompting Shultz to offer written comments on proposals as Green urged more comprehensive action.

Washington House Treasury George P. Shultz Ways and Means Shultz William J. Green Dpa Green Afl-Cio George Meany

Cheaper Pacemaker May Be in Offing

Drexel University biomedical engineers report a low cost heart pacemaker powered by body oxygen. Led by Dr. Richard B. Beard the device, implanted in a dog, lasts ten years and costs one sixteenth the price of nuclear power sources while outlasting battery powered models.

Philadelphia Drexel University Biomedical Engineers Richard B. Beard

Law Day Observances Highlight Judicial Roles in Douglas County

Charles Stough stressed the judiciary as a key branch of government during Law Day ceremonies in the Douglas County District Court. Frank Gray noted Kansas now has 29 judicial districts and 64 judges. A TV program with Judge Paddock aired at 9 p.m. on Sunflower Cablevision, with multiple talks marking Law Day 1973 under the theme Help your courts assure justice.

Charles Stough Douglas County District Court Douglas County Bar Assn Stough Frank Gray Kansas Gray Douglas County Seventh Judicial District James W. Paddock Peter K. Curran County Bar Association John Langstrum Thomas V. Murray Stephen B. Rhady

Haskell Design Work May Span Two More Buildings

Richard C. Peters of Robertson Peters Williams outlined ten months to finish master site plan and two buildings at Haskell Indian Junior College with a $225 000 design contract. The master plan could be approved in 90 days with a May 10 start, followed by three months for building designs, paving the way for a $3.6 million project and additional construction funds.

Haskell Indian Junior College Richard C. Peters Robertson, Peters and Williams Robert Dole Peters Bureau of Indian Affairs Plant, Design and Construction Division Albuquerque N. M Haskell

Trumpet Recital Planned at KU by Lawrence Graduate Student

David A. Clark, a Lawrence graduate student at Kansas University, will present his master’s trumpet recital at 8 p.m. in Swarthout Recital Hall. Clark, accompanied by Winifred Gallup, performs as part of the requirements for his KU master of music degree in trumpet. He earned his bachelor of music in 1967.

David A. Clark Lawrence Kansas University Erne Swarthout Clark Winifred Gallup

Zoning Board Hearing on Microwave Tower Permit

Douglas County Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a public hearing on May 16, 1973 at 7 30 P M in Room B 7 County Courthouse to consider a special use permit for a microwave radio transmitting tower on a described parcel. Gerald Rice and D E Mathia, County Clerk, submitted.

Lawrence Daily Journal-World Douglas County Board of Zoning Appeals Douglas County Section 33 Township 12 Gerald Rice

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