Kasold 15th Street paving set to open sections soon
Westside Construction reports two Kasold lanes will be opened within two weeks as weather cooperates. First 15th Street paving is ahead of Kasold work with crews advancing near 15th and Alvamar Hills. Completion expected in about six weeks, earlier than city October deadline.
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15Th Street
Crestline
Kasold Drive
Kasold
Nick Loss
Westside Construction Co
Westside
15Th
Alvamar Hills
23Rd Street
23Rd
Ireland in words and water under Irish skies
A visiting reporter contrasts rural Ireland with Dublin as the Emerald Isle shows a green, gray, wet landscape. He notes country manners, left side driving, and exchanges rates, while recalling Alcock and Brown’s 1919 trans Atlantic crash site as a forgotten pioneer tale.
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Ireland
Burns Ruled Death Cause In Zelinski Fire
Paul H. Zelinski 47 of 2200 Harper found burned in a closet of his mobile home after a fire tackle by Lawrence firefighters. Coroner Dr James Reed ruled burns as the cause, noting the body was too burned for autopsy and an exam only was performed. Fire officials continue to probe with Deputy Fire Marshal Lloyd Davies and assistant chief John Kasberger leading the investigation.
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Paul H. Zelinski
Harper
Douglas County
James Reed
Zelinski
Lawrence
Reed
Kansas
Lloyd Davies
John Kasberger
Rum ney Funeral Home and Raney Hillcrest Drug Ad
Completely air conditioned Rum ney Funeral Home lists contact 848 5111. Adv family prescription records for taxes and insurance kept at Raney Hillcrest Drug 925 Iowa contact 843 9012.
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Rumney Funeral Home
Raney Hillcrest Drug
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Lawrence sees two appointments to state advisory boards
Edwin Stene of Lawrence is named to the Kansas Advisory Council on Intergovernmental Relations for a four year term after retiring from the University of Kansas. Bobby Bell of Overland Park is appointed to the Advisory Athletic Board of the State Athletic Commission, replacing Jack Steadman, while Walter Cragan of Lawrence is reappointed for four years.
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Edwin 0. Stene
Lawrence
Kansas Advisory Council On Intergovernmental Relations
Glee S. Smith
Senate
Stene
University of Kansas
Robert Docking
Advisory Athletic Board
The
State Athletic Commission
Bell
Overland Park
Jack W. Steadman
Chiefs
Walter Cragan
Power outages hit west and southwest Lawrence
Parts of west and southwest Lawrence experienced periodic outages this morning and near noon. Kansas Power & Light Co. officials were tied up in combating the problems and could not define the affected area, cause, or extent of the trouble by early afternoon.
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Lawrence
Kansas Power & Light Co
Lawrence High Festival of Music Ends With Standing Ovation
A very responsive audience numbering between 800 and 1 000 gave a standing ovation as Lawrence High wrapped up its Festival of Music. More than 850 students across instrumental and choral groups performed in the school auditorium for the final program of the year led by directors Larry Williams Ed Bartley and Lewis Tilford.
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Lawrence High
Larry Williams
Ed Bartley
Lewis Tilford
Shakeup for Egypt Cabinet Purge Sways Leadership
President Anwar Sadat announced Gen. Mohammed Fawzi was placed under house arrest amid a cabinet purge that included six ministers resigning. The move signals a major realignment with army support and the dissolution of the Arab Socialist Union.
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Fawzi
Sadat
Cairo Radio
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Aziz Sidky
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Ali Sabry
Israel
Oded Zarai
Haaretz
Ehud Yaari
Davar
Suez Canal
Hoffa Gets Green Light for 20 Day Bid to Run
Hollywood, Florida AP Hoffa receives support from top Teamsters leaders to pursue freedom and possible re election. A key witness recantation claim prompts review by Judge Wilson while Frank E. Fitzsimmons risks uniting board behind him. Hoffa faces further penalties from a 1964 jury tampering trial and a 90 day parole deadline.
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Hollywood
Fla
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Jimmy
Hoffa
Teamsters Executive Board
Federal Penitentiary
Lewisburg
Chattanooga
Tenn
Edward Grady Partin
Teamsters Union
Baton Rouge
Partin
U.S. Dist
Frank Wilson
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Frank E. Fitzsimmons
Union
U.S. Parole Board
Parole
Nixon asks Congress for 250 million loan guarantee for Lockheed
President Nixon seeks 250 million in loan guarantees to keep Lockheed Aircraft solvent amid opposition on Capitol Hill. Treasury says most guarantees would aid Lockheed loans with top priority repayments and five year terms, renewal option possible. Senator Proxmire condemns the plan as bad economics and public policy.
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Capitol Hill
Nixon
Congress
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Secretary of the Treasury
John B. Connally
Lockheed
Connally
Lockheed Books
William Proxmire
Dwis
Rolls-Royce Ltd
Miller to Jail But Only a Gay Miller at Prairiesta Mock Trial
Kansas Attorney General Vern Miller participated in a Prairiesta program in Russell observing its centennial. He served as defense in a mock trial and was ordered jailed with two defendants by the “hanging judge.” He teased the judge by saying the court was rigged as cheers followed.
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Russell
Kan
Kansas
Vern Miller
Miller
Army Denies Calleys Bid For Release
The Army rejected 1st Lt. William Calleys bid to be released from confinement to his quarters at Fort Benning Georgia. Major General Orwin C Talbott denied the request from defense attorney George Latimer. Calley remains under light guard while his My Lai murder conviction is reviewed. the court martial sentenced him to life with hard labor.
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Washington
Army
William Calley
Ft. Benning
My Lai
Calley
Orwin C. Talbott
George Latimer
Nixon
Ft. Benning Stockade
Computer Meet Set at Kansas University CAI Symposium
About 50 to 60 persons are expected at Kansas University Saturday morning for an invitation only symposium on computer assisted instruction. Attendees from area colleges and universities span many disciplines. co sponsored by the EU computation center and the chemistry department.
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Kansas University
CAI
EU Computation Center
Chemistry
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