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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1971
Page
4
Marine Corps Engineer School graduate Pfc Samuel R. Maffett son of Samuel R. Maffett of 833 Mo. recently completed training at Camp Lejeune North Carolina.
Sgt Wayne D Cooper of Eglin AFB Fla and associates are recognized by the Secretary of the Air Force as AFSC members observing its 10th anniversary. He serves as a supply supervisor for the Armament Development and Test Center directing the non nuclear munitions program. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Clifford E Cooper of 833 Indian and attended Vinland High School Baldwin.
Lawrence High seniors Ross McKinney Kris Sperry Debbie Smith and Richard Rosson were among 11 Kansas youths honored at the Kansas Academy of Science meeting at Kansas State University. McKinney and Sperry received plaques for algae growth and organic compounds studies. Smith and Rosson presented on algae temperature effects and mercury in minnows.
The yearbook distributes the final six parts including senior pictures and campus activity sections. Students pick up their books in Strong Hall rotunda as editor and business manager roles open for next year. The Jayhawker advisory board will meet Wednesday to review the book’s finances.
Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau says about 10 000 Canadian youths could form a new city in Canada's north to test youth values and that the government would help. He noted engineers doctors and other young people wishing to live in a commune and stake out the city.
Marion H. Van Berg 75 a premier thoroughbred owner in the United States died of a heart ailment in Omaha. His horses earned 13 936 965 through 1970 and he was inducted into the National Thoroughbred Racing Hall of Fame.
Mrs. George C. Wallace practiced behind the wheel of a 1971 convertible at Talladega speedway and topped 100 mph on the 2.66 mile track. She will drive the pace car for the Winston 500 stock car race on May 16 at the Alabama International Motor Speedway. Bill France praised her driving after a test ride.
Leading aluminum producers and several brewers have begun reclamation programs to recover and recycle empty aluminum cans, signaling a broader industry push toward waste reduction and sustainable packaging.
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