Counselors Aid Students Throughout School Days
Lawrence School District counselors guide students from elementary to high school, liaising with teachers and parents to resolve issues. They use home visits, classroom work, and a developmental approach with a team of specialists to keep problems from growing and to support each child’s growth.
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Lawrence
Steachers
Journal- World
Maxine Loyd
Loyd
Kapler
Louise Cook
Donna Swall
Hillcrest
Schwegler
Centennial
Deerfield
Kapfer
Pinckney
Riverside
Grant
India-Kaw ‘Valley
Broken Arrow
Cook
Papers Defense Will Appeal on Higher Court
Los Angeles AP report says defense lawyers in the Pentagon papers trial will appeal if Judge Matt Byrne rejects their bid to dismiss the case over Watergate and White House involvement. The judge plans to rule Thursday on acquittal motions as he probes Watergate links to the Ellsberg psychiatrist office burglary.
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Los Angeles
Wategate
White House
U.S. District Court
Matt Byrne
Byrne
Daniel Ellsberg
Anthony J. Russo
House
Ellsberg
Leonard Boudin
Russo
Boudin
E. Howard Hunt
G. Gordon Liddy
Hunt
Liddy
Nixon
Charles Nelson
Free enterprise project results and exams highlight Lawrence items
Lawrence students reported on a free enterprise project in Wilbur West's class with some earning money while others did not. KU final exams began today and run through Friday May 18 with summer plans and graduations for post bachelor and bachelor Degrees. Mother's Day calls are expected as 43 operators handle about 5100 calls in Lawrence. Baker University golf team nicknamed The Cardiac Kids won the NAIA District 10 title in Salina by one stroke with a two day total 605 and 293 on Tuesday.
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West
Wilbur West
Nancy Garland
Kansas Universiy
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Lawrence
Ed Carter
Southwestern Bell
Bell System
Baker University
Karl Spear
Wildcats
Salina
Bakerites
Spear
Record gag prompts firm to back off in Washington
Orpheus Discount Record Store offered Richard Kleindienst Memorial Sale with 49 cent records to anyone formerly a White House adviser or subpoenaed or indicted. A state spokesman said Jack Anderson arrived first with several children and left with about 10 records. A woman linked to the Bureau of Indian Affairs takeover last summer also appeared.
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Washington (Ap
Washington
Orpheus Discount Record Store
White House
Grand Jury
Senate
Jack Anderson
Anderson
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Army ignore thefts and kickbacks in service clubs
Senate subcommittee heard former Sgt. Maj. Wooldridge testify that the Army suppressed an inquiry into thefts and kickbacks from service clubs arguing too many high ranking officers were aware of the activities.
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Washington
Senate
Army
William C. Wooldridge
McLouth Woman Louisa Joplin Honored by State Council
Louisa Joplin of McLouth was named Distinguished Older Citizen of Kansas for 1973 at the Kansas Citizens Council on Aging banquet during the two day Conference on Aging at Kansas University. At 72 she runs a nursing home and has served on the council’s board and in nursing home associations.
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Louisa Joplin
McLouth
Kansas
Kansas Citizens Council On Aging Inc
Joplin
Arthur Towne
Topeka
Kansas University
Msgr. Towne
Limit Imposed Briefly On Sales of Gasoline
Gasoline rationing appeared on the Kansas Turnpike with a Standard Oil station near Lawrence imposing a brief limit that ended Tuesday afternoon. A Phillips 66 station at Matfield Green also limited to 10 gallons for cars and 30 gallons for trucks starting Monday, continuing today. Local Standard manager Gary Wennell said the move, ordered by Standard Oil, aimed to avoid running out this month as demand rose about seven percent, with no clear word on renewal.
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Kansas Turnpike
Standard Oil
Lawrence
Phillips 66
Matfield Green
Standard Service
Gary Wonnell
Standard Oil Co
City and county approve mixed funding for youth and services
The joint meeting endorsed $7,500 each from the county and city for recreation programs, with the county backing STEP and the city funding NYC at a reduced level. They also supported a homemaker program proposed by the Visiting Nurses Assn for $9,000, while library needs were discussed and set at $15,000 to reach national standards.
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STEP
Nyc
Jack Rose
East Lawrence
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Mrs. Loyd
Wakarusa Valley
Cordley
New York
Woodlawn
Swall
Kennedy
East Heights
Sunset
Hull
North Central Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges
Roy Cropp
Donna Marston
Philip Pestinger
Pestinger
Donald Binns
Darrell Falen
Thelma Gordon
Cropp
Lawrence High School
Delores Thomas
Vicki Hoyt
LHS
Journal-World Photo
LIONS
Susan Hanenkrat
Annette Morrison
Cinda
Firm
George Pickens
Pickens Auto Parts
Council
Kansas Union
KU Division of Continuing Education
Wennell
J. J. Stoneback
Art
Heck
Walt
Cragan
John Emick
Emick
Fred Pence
Nancy Hambleton
Barkley Clark
Ernest Coleman
Lawrence Usd
Hunieey Funeral Home
Candletree
Jane Tsee Ee
Paton
Lopad
Candletree Quadrominiums
Sattar
Sunflower Cablevision
KU Sports Scene
With Rich Bailey
Competition Sports Cars
KAT Suzuki
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