Drug Convictions Can Hamper Kansas Licensing Hope
AP Kansas licensing boards consider drug convictions when evaluating applicants for licensed professions. Law school and bar admissions weigh criminal records, though marijuana possession rarely bars entry. Nursing, barber, and insurance applicants face case by case review, while architects and engineers require good moral character but have not encountered related conviction questions.
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Topeka
Kansas
Law
James
Supreme Court
Blades and Fowks
KU Law School Ac
Ruth Engle
Architect Board
Stella Sterrett
Engineers Board
KBI to Divide Operation Into Two Districts
The Kansas Bureau of Investigation will split into eastern and western regions this summer to improve liaison with sheriffs and police chiefs. Harold Nye will lead the western division with 10 agents from Hays Russell or Great Bend. Dave Johnson heads the eastern region with 11 agents from Ottawa.
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KBI
Fred Howard
Harold R. Nye
Hays, Russell
Great Bend
Dave Johnson
Ottawa
Howard
Johnson
Charles Buchanan
Nye
Dwayne Sackman
Retired Army Provost Marshal General Sentenced to Three Years
Former top Army police official Maj. Gen. Carl C. Turner, 58, from Springfield Virginia, is sentenced to three years in prison for soliciting 136 firearms from the Chicago Police Department for personal use. He pled guilty to the firearms charge and faces a June trial on four income tax evasion counts, with parole eligibility after one year.
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Washington
Army
Chicago
Carl C. Turner
U.S
Brian P. Gettings
US. Dist
Oren L. Lewis
Turner
Springfield
Jury trials in Hill shooting case continue with juror issues
The Hill case proceeds as prosecutors claim jealousy sparked the shooting that left Douglas dead and Miss George wounded. Jury selection faces racial questions and multiple challenges while weather delays push testimony into the next day.
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Mike Elwell
Earnshaw
Douglas
Miss George
Hill
Wheat Crop Seen Lower In Kansas For 1971
The Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service forecast the 1971 wheat crop at 266 million bushels as of May 1, down 11 percent from last year’s 299 million. By May 8, 27 percent of wheat acreage was headed, well above last year’s 10 percent. Kansas corn planting neared midway with 58 percent planted, and sorghum 12 percent complete.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Perry Reservoir Levels In Lawrence Area Report
The Perry Reservoir near Lawrence stands at 891.56 feet above sea level, above the normal pool of 891.50. The lake covers 12,500 surface acres for recreation, with recent rains possibly raising levels. Fishing conditions are fair for all species and water is generally clear.
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Perry Reservoir
Lawrence
Gov Docking hopes to leave hospital by Thursday
Topeka AP Gov Robert Docking said he hopes to be out of traction and leave St Francis Hospital by Thursday after a week with a back ailment. An aide cautioned the exact condition remains uncertain and a new medical report is awaited.
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Topeka
Robert Docking
St. Francis Hospital
Docking
James Shaffer
State Finance Council
Council
Reynolds Shultz
Lawrence Farmer-Rancher
Finance Council
Calvin Strowig
Babilene
Probe Continues Into Fatal Fire
Investigation into the early Sunday fatal mobile home fire of Paul H. Zelinski 47 at 2200 Harper, Lawrence area continues. Zelinski was found dead in a closet after fire crews left. Cause of death undetermined. deputies will interview trailer park residents. Funeral services set for Wednesday in Wadsworth Ohio.
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Paul H. Zelinski
Harper
Lawrence
John Kasberger
Zelinski
Lloyd Davies
Kasberger
Wadsworth
Ohio
KU Chancellor Chalmers to Speak at Greensburg Alumni Fete
Chancellor Laurence Chalmers of Kansas University will address the annual KU-Kansas State alumni fete for high school graduates in Greensburg. In alternating years the KU and K State leaders speak at the event and alumni associations sponsor it.
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Kansas University
Laurence Chalmers
Greensburg
Ku-Kansas State
K-State
Clay Center
Family prescription records at Raney Hillcrest Drug
Tax and insurance records for a family are kept at Raney Hillcrest Drug located at 925 Iowa. Contact number 843 9012.
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Raney Hillcrest Drug
Iowa
Egypt Says Israel Must Withdraw From 15 Miles For Suez Reopen
President Sadat reported to Egypt’s parliament on talks with Secretary Rogers. Egypt demands a 15 mile Israeli pullback and a six month timetable for withdrawal from all occupied Arab lands before reconsidering canal use. Israel seeks limited movement across the east bank and Bar Lev line retention.
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Egypt
William P. Rogers
Suez Canal
Israel
Anwar Sadat
Sadat
Arab Socialist Union
Rogers
el Arish
U.N. Mideast
Gunnar V. Jarring
Tel Aviv
East Bank
Bar-Lev
Joseph Sisco
Cairo
Sisco
Insurance costs rise for Lawrence schools after turmoil
The Lawrence area faces higher insurance costs as premiums for the school district jump from 20 000 to 56 000 and deductibles rise from 100 to 10 000. FAIR plan applications increased from one per month to seven in November, signaling rising risk perceptions and potential homeowner insurance pressures ahead of future articles on private homes and institutions.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Kansas University
SST Resurrection Try Heading for House Vote
Congress moves to revive funding for the SST program with an 85.3 million contract-termination shift to a continuation plan through June 30. House backers led by Speaker Carl Albert and Rep Ford seek to keep the 1800 mph project alive amid layoffs and Franco-British interest.
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Washington
House
Edward P. Boland
D-Mass
Carl Albert
Gerald R. Ford
Congress
France
Lockheed Corp. Defense
Senate
Ford
Nixon
Seattle
Thomas M. Pelly
Brock Adams
Press Reports More Objective Says Congressmen
A survey of 115 congressmen shows 85 percent find print more objective and fair than broadcast reports. Major complaints include quotes taken out of context misquotations and space and deadline problems.
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Washington
Congress
Keith Sebelius
R-Kan
Southeast Asia
Douglas County Tax Valuations See 14 Owners Appeal
Fourteen Douglas County property owners plan appeals of land valuations set by Assessor Darwin Rogers to the County Commission. Twelve are definite, two more have indicated. Appeals must be filed by May 10, with the commission to rule by June 1 and then possible state board review. Three appeals have been heard, five more set for Wednesday, others later this month.
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Douglas County
Darwin Rogers
Douglas County Commission
Rogers
County Commission
State Tax Appeals Board
Kansas Traffic Deaths Log Shows 24-Hour Toll
Kansas highway death log records 24 hours to 9 am Tuesday with 2 fatalities. The May total reaches 16 for 1971, compared to 204 for the comparable 1970 period 186.
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Topeka
Kansas
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