Consultant warns against overdevelopment near Clinton Lake
Planning consultant Ron Jones told a Lawrence League of Women Voters luncheon that Clinton Lake area does not show a housing rush. He warned against extensive commercial zoning and noted most housing would be in the Lawrence area with a need for a public sewer system for new development.
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Clinton Lake
Clinton
Ron Jones
Lawrence-Douglas County
Jones
Lawrence League of Women Voters
The
Kansas Union
Perry
Pomona
Lawrence
Lake
Lawrence Douglas County
Joanna Kollmorgen
Agency Partners With Accountants Cited At KU Colloquium
SEC chief at KU Accounting Colloquium says the partnership between the Securities and Exchange Commission and the accounting profession protects investors. He notes decades of cooperation, calls for ongoing reform in disclosures and auditing standards while highlighting ongoing leadership by the SEC and the profession.
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Kansas University
Philip L. Defliese
New York City
Coopers & Lybrand
John C. Burton
Washington, D.C
Securities and Exchange Commission
Journal-World Photo
Securities: and ‘Exchange Commission
Accounting Profession
Federal Agency
Accounting
Arthur Young
Ku’s
School of Business
Burton
SEC
Accounting Principles Board
Commission
Kansas Union
Philip Defliese
Leonard Savoie
American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
Harvey Kapnick
Arthur Andersen & Co
Robert Sterling
All-Breed Dog Show and Obedience Trial in Lawrence
The Lawrence Jayhawk Kennel Club hosts the All-Breed Dog Show and Obedience Trial drawing entrants from the Midwest. The event runs 8 a m to 8 p m with 1 067 dogs and 50 obedience entries. A prize fund worth over 900 dollars features silver plates goblets and serving dishes. Nine judges from eight states oversee competition. 100 AKC breeds will be represented including the newly recognized Japanese Akita.
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Lawrence Jayhawk Kennel Club
Diane Kelley
Miss Kelley
American Kennel Club
Kennel Club
Kelley
KU students near end of term with May commencement
Lawrence notes indicate KU students are in the final stretch of the school year with some already finished. Final examinations continue through May 18 and commencement activities run May 19 to 22 with live-in groups continuing routines.
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Kansas University
Tornadoes damaging southeast Kansas leave injuries reported
Storms across southeast Kansas brought a funnel cloud sighting and multiple injuries in St Paul Riverton and Chanute. Kansas Highway Patrol logged six injured with utility damage at St Paul estimated between twenty thousand and thirty thousand dollars. A tornado was seen near McCune and Chanute reported 92 mph winds as the area endured a night of severe weather. Southwest Kansas escaped rainfall.
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St. Paul
Riverton
Chanute
Kan
Kansas Patrol
Kansas
Galena
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
McCune
Durham
Gaza border clash and flood forecasts in brief
Palestinian guerrillas shell a northern Lebanon border post at Arida as forces report no Lebanese casualties and guerrillas retreat into Syria. The Mississippi River is set to crest today signaling the start of floodwaters draining over the next six weeks. The Pentagon papers case faces new questions after Elisabethsberg wiretap records surface. Two helicopters were forced down by antiaircraft fire near An Loc but returned safely to Saigon with no injuries.
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Lebanon
Syria
Arida
Saigon
An Loc
STEP Jobs Seek 100 Youths in Summer Program
STEP committee members seek business partners to hire minority and underprivileged youths for 10 hours weekly over 10 weeks starting June 11. Norman Steffens urges firms to provide opportunities as STEP targets 100 placements. about 30 slots are filled so far.
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STEP
Norman Steffens
Jurors Excused Report Date Set for May 21
Douglas County District Court Clerk Lucille Allison announced jurors will not report Monday and must instead appear at 8 45 a m May 21. The note clarifies a scheduling adjustment for the jury panel.
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Douglas County
Lucille Allison
Rumsey Funeral Home Serves Lawrence Area Since 1920
The Rumsey Funeral Home in Lawrence has operated at 843 Silt Avenue since 1920 serving local families with funeral services and arrangements.
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Lawrence
Rumsey Funeral Home
City Commissioners OK Renovations and East Lawrence Projects
Lawrence city commissioners tentatively approved capital expenditure plans for 1973 including a $220,000 renovation of the Community Building and a $50,000 allocation for East Lawrence alley repaving street lights and brick sidewalks. They will formalize revenue sharing decisions at the next meeting and consider hospital repairs funding.
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East Lawrence
Lawrence
Commission
Lawrence Memorial Hospital Board
Nancy Hambleton
Jack Rose
Dennis Kallsen
Hambleton
Lawrence Housing Authority
Red Cross Launches Flood Relief Fund Drive
Douglas County American Red Cross joins a nationwide effort to aid Missouri and Mississippi River flood victims. Lawrence United Fund approves the drive funded by donations to the Douglas County Chapter at the Lawrence Community Building. Frank Stanton says 40 000 victims are homeless needing food clothing and shelter.
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Douglas County
The
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Missouri
Mississippi River
Lawrence
Byers
Frank Stanton
National Red Cross
Stanton
Spying Case Details Tie Ellsberg to Pentagon Papers Probe
Testimony at the Pentagon Papers trial in Los Angeles shows Daniel Ellsberg was photographed and his file appeared missing in Fielding’s office. Indictments in New York involve Mitchell Stans over Vesco cash to Nixon campaign. The Washington campaign committee pleads not guilty to reporting failures about the $200000 donation as a new law took effect. An FBI report cites Colson and Ehrlichman pressuring quiet on the Ellsberg burglary, suggesting White House involvement.
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Pers
Daniel Ellsberg
Pentagon Papers
Los Angeles
Ellsberg
Fielding
Mitchell
Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
New York
U.S
Robert L. Vesco
Nixon
Nixon Campaign Finance Committee
Washington
U.S. Dist
George Hart
FBI
Charles W. Colson
Colson
White House
John D. Ehrlichman
Vandals on campus damage 11 cars at KU early today
The Kansas University Security and Parking Division investigates criminal damage to 11 cars on the KU campus. A group of six or seven black males reportedly broke antennas and jumped on hoods at about 2 45 am, with total damage listed at 250 dollars.
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Kansas University Security and Parking Division
City to Hold Monthly Night Meetings Aboard City Hall
City Commissioners approve a plan to amend the ordinance so the second Tuesday of each month is designated as an evening meeting at 7 30 p m. Night sessions draw larger crowds and greater public participation while reducing daytime scheduling pressure.
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Lawrence-Douglas County
Nancy Hambleton
Lawrence Senior Receives $100 CPA Scholarship
Lawrence High School senior Dale L. Culver has been named to receive a $100 merit scholarship awarded annually by the Educational Foundation of the Kansas Society of Certified Public Accountants.
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Dale L. Culver
Lawrence
Educational Foundation of the
Kansas Society of Certified Public Accountants
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