Chalmers Views Formed at FSU on Campus Crises
Chancellor Laurence Chalmers reflected on his Florida State University days and current Kansas University protests. He praised student dialogue, warned against overreaction, and said he relies on state police chief Albott for force decisions while keeping university activities uninterrupted.
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Kansas University
Florida State University
Strong Hall
William Albott
Kansas Highway Patrol
Murky Perry Lake water sets new normal pool record
Lawrence observers note Perry Lake in Kansas is at 893.8 feet above sea level, about 2.3 feet over the 891.5 normal pool. The record surpasses the 893.44 feet high set in 1970. water quality is described as murky and fishing conditions as only fair. Governor Docking is monitoring University of Kansas developments with regular briefings, while officials say no campus closure is planned. Birdwatchers report a busy week with many species returning or stopping en route. Separately, Douglas County Court heard revised kidnapping and murder charges against Drury L. Honeycutt in the 11 year old cousin’s death, case details pending.
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Lawrence
Corps of ‘Engineers
Douglas County
Charles Rankin
Drury L. Honeycutt
Douglas
Wyandotte
Students plan march after occupy effort at KU Strong Hall
Leaders of the KU protest urge a move from Strong Hall to the draft offices urging a campus convocation. Musgrave calls for a Senate reconvening while appealing for broader community involvement and a 1 pm march. Officials deny using the KU sound truck to publicize the march.
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Senate Executive Committee
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Musgrave
Lawrence
Strong Hall
University Senate
Fire destroys tower at Gulf Chemical Plant Crestline
A cooling tower was destroyed and two other Gulf Chemical Plant facilities were damaged by fire late Wednesday afternoon in Crestline Kan. The total damage estimate was not available.
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Kan
Gulf Chemical Plant
University Senate action limits credit for withdrawn courses
Kansas University registrar William N. Kelly explained that students who withdraw under the Senate proposal will not receive credit or a grade. The plan extended the withdrawal passing date but does not waive final exams, and few students are expected to use it.
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Kansas University
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John Wright
Senate Executive Committee
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Eleven KU students held on police order released on bond
Eleven individuals arrested by Lawrence police and Kansas Highway Patrol for disobeying a lawful police order were released on 250 bond and ordered to appear in Douglas County Court for arraignment at 10 a.m. Friday. One student, Frank M Kline 20 from McPherson was later booked on marijuana possession and released on 1000 bond.
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Hopkins Minn
Roger Kirk Condon
Overland Park
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LaGrange
Ill
Dennis Obermeier
Oread
Houston
Tex
James Price Dillard
W. Campus Rd
Springfield
Leland Paul Domann
Baldwin
Baker University
Susan Lorraine McCarthy
Engel Rd
Farnsborough
England
Karl Burton Lohman
Wehr
Germany
Frank M. Kline
McPherson
Kline
State Attorney General’s Office
Strong Hall
Protest Trend Continues Into Its Third Day
Demonstrations against Nixon Vietnam policy spread to the United Nations in New York City the Capitol in Washington and college campuses for a third day. Police arrested hundreds many injured as National Guardsmen and officers moved to disperse crowds at campuses in Minneapolis Gainesville and Chicopee along with mass protests in Chicago and Tallahassee.
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Chicopee
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Rhode Island
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Maine
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Wisconsin
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Pennsylvania
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Ohio
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Minnesota
Anderson
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U.S. Air Force
University of Florida
Gainesville
Highway Patrol
House
Carl Albert
Capitol
Eleven More Bodies Found In Sunshine Mine Fire
Rescue teams at the Sunshine silver mine in Kellogg Idaho report 11 additional fatalities raising the death toll to 58 among 33 missing miners. Bodies were located at the 3,400 and 3,700 foot levels as crews seal shafts to control smoke and gas while aiming to reach 5,200 feet where the missing men are believed trapped.
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Idaho
Sunshine _ silver
Marvin Chase
Pittsburgh
J.W. Abel
United Steel Workers of America
Profits From Eisenhower Dollars Estimated at 600 Million
Treasury officials anticipate about 600 million in profit from selling Eisenhower silver dollar coins at 3 and 10 dollars. A Mint spokesman noted last year’s profit around 40.4 million for 10 and 3 dollar coins, with margins near 3.89 per coin. The total potential profit assumes 150 million coins, each 40 percent silver, and production limits may raise margins.
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U.S. Treasury
Treasury
John B. Connally
Senate Appropriations Committee
Connally
U.S. Mint
Congress
General Fund
Saline County selects teen as delegation chairman
Salina 18 year old Curtis Barnhill, a high school senior, is elected chairman of Saline County's 16 member delegation to the 1st District Democratic convention in Pratt Saturday. Barnhill is among eight delegates pledged to support Sen. George McGovern for the presidential nomination.
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Kan
Curtis Barnhill
Saline County
Pratt
Barnhill
George McGovern
South Dakota
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