Press freedom vs gag orders questioned by Supreme Court
Journal World column notes the Supreme Court weighs whether judges may gag press reporting on open hearings. Medina urges reporters to resist controls, asserting First Amendment primacy over Sixth Amendment guarantees and warning against creeping censorship.
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United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Nebraska
Harold Medina
United States Court of Appeals
Second Circuit
New York
Medina
KU AAUP nominates candidates for chapter offices
Kansas University chapter of the AAUP has named nominees for president vice president secretary treasurer and four for the executive committee. George Griffin says mail ballots go out immediately and votes will be counted next week.
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American Association of University Professors
George Griffin
Ku’s
Kansas Collection
AAUP
Correction on United Fund quote attribution reported
Journal World notes a misattribution in a Wednesday United Fund story. The quotation about outside drives was made by board member Roger Hill, not UF Treasurer Ronald Hamilton.
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United Fund
Journal- World
Ronald Hamilton
Roger Hill
Pauling Foresees Solar Energy and Population Shifts
Nobel laureate Linus Pauling urges early shift to solar power, warns of overpopulation and potential food shortages, proposing birth control advances. He imagines a world population near 1 billion with 160 million in the United States by 2076 and optimism about solving major issues.
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Pauling
Pauling pursues health research on vitamins and disease
Nobel laureate Linus Pauling, lecturing at Kansas University, outlines health related work from his Menlo Park lab. He champions mega vitamins, vitamin C for cancer and infections, vitamin E for blood vessels, and niacin aided mental health, while criticizing publication barriers and endorsing water fluoridation.
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Stanford University
Stanford
Calif
Linus Pauling Institute of Science and Medicine
Menlo Park
Mr. Spencer
Helen Foresman Spencer
Museum of
Art
Linius Pauling
Kansas University
John Landgrebe
EU Department of Chemistry
Lawrence High cheerleaders pick two varsity squads for next year
Lawrence High selects two varsity squads and a junior varsity group for the coming year. The red and white varsity will cover football basketball track and volleyball while the black squad will cheer wrestling gymnastics cross country softball and golf events. A junior varsity squad will cover all junior varsity events. Seventeen to eighteen cheerleaders were chosen from 29 applicants.
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Lawrence High
Wendi Coleman
Angela Morrison
Mindy Wolf
Jan Broyles
Cindy Brown
Terri Burk
Canary Galloway
Rose Kuo
Margaret Barr
Carol Kappelman
Kelli Kerr
Lori Tryon
Denise Jimboy
Carol Moore
Jeri Jo Petrie
Mary Marshall
Amy Llewellyn
Deanna Mohstrom
John Forbes
Schneider Receives Second Speeding Ticket in A Year
Atty. Gen. Curt T. Schneider was cited for speeding 82 mph in a 55 mph zone on April 30 near milepost 331 on I 70 in Wabaunsee County. The ticket was issued by Highway Patrol Trooper Jack Blow, continuing a pattern of rapid tickets from the same trooper.
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Curt T. Schneider
Wabaunsee County
Mile Post 331
Interstate 70
Highway Patrol
Jack Blow
Schneider
Finance plan test awaited in Lawrence TIF debate
Lawrence officials await a ruling on tax increment financing as a tool for redeveloping downtown. concerns over the attorney general ruling unconstitutional the Massachusetts Street bridges the Haskell Loop and Bowersock property dampen enthusiasm but officials remain hopeful a local project moves forward. city plans a meeting on the Bowersock land and dam operations while developers eye TIF use downtown and environmental studies begin for the loop project.
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Lawrence
Massachusetts Street
Haskell
Bowersock
Kansas Cities
League of Kansas Municipalities
Barkley Clark
Kansas University
Kansas Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Clark
Bowersock Mill and Power Co
Kansas Fibreboard Inc
Sixth
Massachusetts
Glenn West
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
West
Seventh and
New York
Massachusetts Street Bridge
KU Chancellor plans future action on Balfour resignation
Kansas University officials expect discussion of replacing William Balfour as vice chancellor for student affairs next week after Balfour confirms plans to resign effective June 30. Arch ie Dykes waits for Dr. Shankel to return before deciding on steps with Kala Stroup likely to serve in acting capacity. Balfour joined KU in 1957 and will return to teaching full time.
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Archie Dykes
William Balfour
Balfour
Journal World
del) Shankel
Shankel
Europe
Lawrence
Journal-World
Kala Stroup
Vandalized patrol car leads to arrest in city
Police say a patrol car was damaged early today when a baseball bat struck an overhead red light. Fred Gray, 20, of 714 Mass., was arrested on criminal damage charges and is held on a $1,500 bond.
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