County Eyes Pilot to Help Elderly Stay Home
Douglas County may host a pilot program funded by federal and state sources to keep seniors out of nursing homes. Officials outline services from meals on wheels to home health aids, with Lawrence as the test site and county matching funds a potential hurdle.
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Curtis Hartenberger
State Department of Social Welfare
A. F. Bramble
Division of Services For
Welfare Department
Lawrence Public Library
Hartenberger
Bramble
Meals On Wheels
The
Douglas County Council On Services To the Aging Inc
Visiting Nurses Assn
Bert Nash Mental Health Center
FBI surveillance of Ellsberg disclosed to judge in Pentagon papers case
The FBI told Judge Matt Byrne that wiretaps on Daniel Ellsberg began nearly two years before the Pentagon papers leak. The judge demanded records of overheard material and any court authorization for Halperin’s home surveillance, delaying court arguments and prompting a broad review of older surveillance in 1967 onward.
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Ellsberg
FBI
Los Angeles
Daniel Ellsberg
U.S. District Court
Matt Byrne
Morton Halperin
Pentagon
Elisberg
Byrne
Halperin
White House
William Ruckelshaus
Brookings Institution
Washington
D.C
Nixon Kin Money Woes Trigger Family Fuss
In California, Ronald Milhous, 28, son of President Nixon's cousin, declares bankruptcy with debts of 4871 and assets of 1419. His mother Anna Milhous defends the family, saying they live modestly and have never sought help. A Nixon cousin in Long Beach accused of disparaging the president sparked the flap. Ronald, a student accountant at Beale Air Force Base, previously quit a private detective job amid alleged illegal undercover work at parties with drugs.
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Sacramento
Calif
Nixon
California
Phillip Milhous
Milhous
Anna
Ronald Milhous
Sheldon Beeson
Long Beach
Beale Air Force Base
Gold Prices Rise Across European Markets on Lebanon Fears
In London Paris and Switzerland gold prices climbed with Paris at 96.84 an ounce London 995.05 and Switzerland 94.75 as European buyers push demand. Dealers noted most orders come from the Middle East amid Lebanon conflict, with some predicting $100 an ounce if the trend continues.
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London
Europe
Paris
Switzerland
Middle East
Lebanon
Reverend Rafael Sanchez Jr. Resigns KU Campus Post
The Rev. Rafael Sanchez Jr formerly KU campus pastor with United Ministries in Higher Education will resign in June to become executive director for Campus Ministry in Texas and western Louisiana. He will oversee ministry at 101 campuses and previously came to Lawrence from the University of Wisconsin.
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Rafael Sanchez Jr
Kansas University
United Ministries In Higher Education
Ft. Worth
Tex
Sanchez
Parents question plan to name Freeman Pinckney Riverside principal
At a confidential meeting parents argued for a full-time Pinckney principal amid declining enrollment. They fear Gary Freeman would be half-time at Pinckney while Riverside stays open, with a teacher assistant-principal to cover when he is away.
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Will Gary Freeman
Riverside
Pinckney
Gwen Suggs
PTA
Pinckney School
Freeman
Suggs
Prin
Calvin Rice
Larry Duane Cox
Ray Miller
Board of Education
Carl Knox
Grant
Knox
W. F. Bradley
June 1 Date On Tonga Duo In Death Case
Richard Henry and Richard Roush, both 18, of Tonganoxie, ordered to appear June 1 in Leavenworth County District Court for arraignment on first degree murder and burglary charges. Preliminary hearing in county court completed after being continued from Monday with bond set at $40 000 each. State claims statements by the defendants were admitted in evidence. Deputy Sheriff Turner and five KBI agents testified.
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Tonga
Leavenworth
Richard Henry
Richard Roush
Leavenworth County District Court
Tonxie
Violet ‘Franks
Tonganoxie
Tom Brown
Indictment Continues Against Nixon Fundraiser Pair
The grand jury hearing includes Mitchell and Stans who allegedly took Vesco’s contribution to sway an SEC probe into Vesco. Vesco, 37, faces a civil case alleging $224 million diverted from funds he controlled. A warrant for Vesco’s arrest has been issued as he is believed to be abroad.
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Nixon
Mitchell
Stans
Vesco
Securities and Exchange Commission
Visco
Fifth Avenue
SEC
Boonton
N.J
Bahamas
Costa Rica
Professor James E. Dykes Resigns from KU for Troy State
Professor James E. Dykes of Kansas University's journalism faculty will resign to lead the advertising program at Troy State University in Troy Alabama. Dean Edward Bassett announced Dykes will depart at the end of the summer session. he has served on the KU faculty since 1953.
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James E. Dykes
Kansas University
Troy State University
Troy
Ala
Edward Bassett
School of
One Dead Two Hurt In U S 40 Crash Near Topeka
Thirl McDonald Reed, 37, of 421 Illinois, was killed in a two vehicle crash about two miles east of Topeka on U S 40 at 9 30 p m Wednesday. Two Lawrence men were injured Nathaniel Witherspoon 24 of 444 Calif and Jerry Tarvin 41 of 121 W 14th. Tarvin has a fractured right ankle and multiple cuts and bruises and is listed in satisfactory condition at Stormont Vail Hospital Topeka. Reed’s car and Tarvin’s collided head on and both cars were demolished Funeral services for Reed are pending Bowser Lee Mortuary. Reed lived in Lawrence most of his life born December 7 1935 in Clarksville Ark employed by Cities Service Gas Co. Survivors include his widow Kyra three daughters Shiryl Talonna Madonna one son Delanie one grandson mother Helen Austin three sisters Irene Vaughn Sidney McCullum Carol Harris two brothers Alfred Reed Walter Reed.
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Thirl McDonald Reed
Topeka
U. S. 40
Kansas Highway Patrol
Lawrence
Nathaniel Witherspoon
Calif
Reed
Jerry W. Tarvin
Tarvin
Stormont-Vail Hospital
Witherspoon
Stor
N. Mich
Helen Austin
Ark
Irene Vaughn
Clarksville, Ark
Sidney McCullum
Carol Harris
Alfred Reed
Walter Reed
Accountants Gather for KU Colloquium 1973
About 75 top accountants attended the first session of the 1973 Arthur Young Accounting Colloquium at Kansas University. The event is sponsored by the Arthur Young Professorship in the KU School of Business and includes a major policy address by John C. Burton of the SEC. Others speaking include Harvey Kapnick and KU officials.
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Arthur Young , &Co
Kansas University
Arthur Young
KU School of Business
Robert Sterling
Frigo Oo
John C. Burton
Securities’ and Exchange Commission
Missouri House kills Equal Rights Amendment bill
The Missouri House voted 81 to 70 to pass the Equal Rights Amendment bill to the U S Constitution. The measure, backed by some women and opposed by others who fear loss of special treatment and compulsory military service, is now dead for this session in Jefferson City.
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Jefferson City
Missouri House
Missouri
49er Impromptu Student Festival at Haskell College
About 40 students attended a late night '49er gathering at Haskell Indian Junior College. Frank Quiring, Dean of Students, said staff supervised and no police complaints were filed. Residents reported drums and singing lasting into the early morning.
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Haskell Indian Junior College
Frank Quiring
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