Lawrence Growth and Retail Zoning in the Kansas Town
The column reflects on Lawrence growth challenges including Meadowbrook housing, a city pool, Kasold Drive, and future retail zoning. It argues for impartial planning to accommodate West Lawrence expansion, KU education facilities, and Clinton Reservoir traffic, urging an orderly, area-wide retail plan over spot zoning.
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Lawrence
Meadowbrook
Santa Fe
Kasold Drive
Clinton Reservoir
Kansas University
Mount Oread
Kansas City
Topeka
Kansas
West Lawrence
Kansas Union
Carent
West Ninth
West 14Th
Kentucky
Louisiana
West 23Rd Street
Iowa
West Sixth Street
Kaseld
U.S. 59
31St Street
Ehrlichman Defends Nixon Interview as Revisionist History
John Ehrlichman says Nixon’s Watergate portrayal in the Frost interview is a rationalization that will be tested and found false. He writes in New York and New West magazines from prison that Nixon was overcome with self pity when firing him and offered a large sum to stay quiet. Ehrlichman recalls his own firing at Camp David and disputes Nixon’s account of the Aspen Lodge moment.
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Los Angeles
John Ehrlichman
Richard M. Nixon
David Frost
Nixon
Nixon-Frost
Ehrlichman
Frost
H.R. Haldeman
White House
Camp David
Richard Nixon
Charles) Colson
E. Howard
Hunt
Aspen Lodge
Aspen
Poll finds many still doubt Nixon
ABC and Harris polls show viewers split on Nixon's truthfulness about Watergate after the Frost interviews. A majority felt he lied multiple times, while most also believed he was mostly not telling the truth. Most viewers think Nixon should fade from public life.
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New York
Richard Nixon
David Frost
Harris
American Broadcasting Corp
ABC
Nixon
Mail use decline in the eighties forecast
Washington experts warned that first class mail could fall eight percent by 1980 and thirty two percent by 1984 as electronic communications grow. They urged the Postal Service to plan a scaled down system and consider cutting services, including a six day week reducing deliveries.
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Washington
House Post Office
Postal Service
George Washington University
Ice
Joseph Margolin
Fred B. Wood
Henry Geller
Federal Communications Commission
Geller
Congress
Federal
Hearing on Indian Center fund request in Lawrence
The Indian Center seeks federal Title IV funds to expand tutoring and social work and possibly take over Indian culture classes. A public hearing is set for 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at 1912 Mass to discuss the proposal to the Department of Health Education and Welfare. The district already receives entitlement money per Indian student and seeks competitive funds for extra projects.
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The
Lawrence
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Mass
Indian Center
City adds extra chlorine to water amid warm weather
Tests show no bacteriological danger or flu link yet officials add chlorine for warm months. Aquarium shop owner warns excess chlorine harms tropical fish and advises aeration over dechlorinators. Police investigate theft of about $2000 in music, camera, and stereo gear from a residence. suspect is a missing, out of town resident.
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Water Department
Sue Richards
Aqua Forum Tropical Fish
Jim Light
Brook
Carter to lift enriched uranium sales ban at summit
The Carter administration plans to allow sales of highly enriched uranium to seven entities and an international group at the summit, asserting the material will be used only for peaceful purposes. The decision aims to boost U S reliability as a nuclear fuel supplier and curb reprocessing tech while Congress weighs sanctions authority.
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London
Carter
Jody Powell
West Germany
Canada
Japan
Belgium
Netherlands
France
Powell
Congress
U.S
Ford Administration
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Journal World Classified AD Section
TODAY
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Richard Gwin
Grant School
MISS
Strest Dell
Froguat
H.P. Hood Inc
Atlanta
Center For Disease Control
CDC
World Health Organization
Geneva
15Th
Wendy's
Wendy's Management Training Institute
Wendy’s
Greater
Kansas City Area
Rama
Ronn
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