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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1972
Page
13
Wallace wins Tennessee presidential primary with 68 percent of the vote and 49 delegates. Low turnout shows white voter apathy and black indifference. Humphrey 16 percent, McGovern 7 percent, Chisholm 4 percent. Nixon sweeps the Republican delegates with full clearance.
The market saw a partial intraday rise fade as trading slowed. The Dow rose 3.69 to 941.00 by 2 p.m. while NYSE advancers led decliners by about 3 to 2. A Paris story claimed U S acceptance of two Vietnam peace points, which Washington denied.
With 98 percent of the state's 2423 precincts counted, Wallace led Tennessee Democratic voters with 331 543 votes 68 percent. Humphrey 77695 16 McGovern 35288 7 Chisholm 18625 4 Muskie 9270 2 Jackson 6356 1 Mills 2977 1 McCarthy 2426 Hartke 1611 Lindsay 1486 Yorty 705. Republican Nixon 108713 96 McCloskey 2549 2 Ashbrook 2414.
Loyd Alumbaugh of 401 North was treated and released from Lawrence Memorial Hospital after an apparent back injury from an accident at Penny Ready Mix, 730 Del. He was brought by ambulance at 9 30 a m and given x rays before discharge.
A motorcyclist, John N. Elledge, 23, of 136 Pinecone Dr., was treated at LMH and remains in Watkins Memorial Hospital after a crash at 19th and Massachusetts with a car driven by 71 year old Tressie Montgomery of 2033 Tenn. Police report the car pulled from a private drive. Damages: car $40, motorcycle $250. Three other crashes noted with minor injuries at Martin Park and a pickup rollover on Peterson Road injuring Fred D. Lee and two passengers.
Drury L. Honeycutt 25 of Haven will be arraigned after a new complaint filed in county court refiles the murder and kidnapping charges involving his 11 year old cousin Ivy Marie Honeycutt. The district court earlier dismissed the case due to wording errors and a judge’s ruling. A preliminary hearing is expected early next week, with expedited transfer to district court.
Kansas University Center for Research Inc. receives a 200000 grant from NASA to study satellite remote sensing for environmental resource management. The three year program supports workshops with regional agencies and research across agriculture geology and health, leveraging the Space and Technology Building’s interdisciplinary setup.
Baldwin Eudora and Lecompton officials heard first full briefings on proposed subdivision regulations by Dick McClanathan and trash disposal plan by David Blackman. Cities may opt in or out, with a public hearing set for May 23 and a June 1 deadline to decide on local trash management. County plans require full implementation by June 1976.
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