City Commission Deadlocks Over Meeting Times And Redevelopment Funds
Lawrence City Commission narrowly preserves a monthly night meeting after a 3-2 vote while approving a 60 day moratorium on new street and sewer development. The panel also backed 437 858 dollars in revenue sharing for local programs and moved to join the federal flood insurance program.
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Lawrence
Clark
Pence
Emick
Hambleton
Rose
Richard McClanathan
Commission
Lawrence Memorial Hospital Debates Retirement Plan and Renovation
Lawrence Memorial Hospital board acts on an employee retirement plan establishing eligibility and credits, accepts the administrator's resignation, and starts a search for a replacement. They authorize renovation plans after a city grant, negotiate land purchases, sell rental Ottawa property, and approve a probationary staff appointment for Dr Herbert L Ingham Jr.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees
Ottawa
Board Memors
Herbert L. Ingham Jr
Ingham
St. Luke Hospital
Kansas City
Lawrence
Rhodes Seeks Advice on Hospital Funds and Billing Practices
Rhodes, chairman of the hospital board, asked the Lawrence City Commission for ideas to raise 6.5 million for near term capital needs. The luncheon discussion covered bond sales and possible tax increases for hospital use. Denniston and Dexter explained billing for radiology and lab services, noting similar practices at other area hospitals.
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Warren. Rhodes
Lawrence City Commission
Ramada Inn
John Emick
Rhodes
Chuck Denniston
Wade Dexter
Emick
Denniston
Bradford Cook Quits SEC Chairmanship
Chairman G Bradford Cook of the Securities and Exchange Commission resigns in a letter to President Nixon citing unfortunate circumstances. He faced criticism over his handling of a Vesco cash contribution report and was among the SEC's youngest chairmen, turning 36 last week.
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Washington
G. Bradford Cook
Securities and Exchange Commission Today
Nixon
Cook
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Robert L. Vesco
65 KU Seniors Named Phi Beta Kappa Initiates
Sixty five University of Kansas seniors were elected to Phi Beta Kappa this fall for three years of study. Initiation begins Monday at 3 p.m. in Woodruff Auditorium with 65 new initiates led by Charles L. Banning and others from Lawrence and nearby cities.
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Kansas
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Phi Beta Kappa
Woodruff Auditorium
Lawrence
Charles L. Banning
Ind
William G. Barr
Crescent Rd
Janet S. Klark
Tenn
Michael R. Morrison
W. Sixth
Linda K. Schild
Evan 5. Smith
Harvard
Jimmy K. Swindler
Susan E. White
High Dr
Bret C. Williams
Rennee S. Young
Mark S. Shockey
Abilene
Susan J. Luthi
Clay Center
Roger C. Barnes
Dodge City
Mark D. Sheern
Garnett
Christine A. Coberly
Gove
Gregory D. Schnose
Hays
Jerry L. Hood
Hoisington
Michael J. Mehl
Holyrood
Robert S. Streepy
Miami, Fla
June I. Mackamnan
Des Moines
SW Louisiana Coach Resigns Amid NCAA Probe
Beryl Shipley, head basketball coach at the University of Southwestern Louisiana, resigns amid NCAA investigation and criticism of calling the Southland Conference a Mickey Mouse League. He says a requested salary figure led to the resignation, though he claims he was not asked to resign.
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Lafayette
Beryl Shipley
University of Southwestern Louisiana
NCAA
Southland
Shipley
White House Staff Involvement Cited In Watergate Probe
The White House acknowledged that Nixon ordered the Dean investigation and that the directive was relayed by unnamed senior staff to the counsel. Dean’s findings were conveyed to Ehrlichman and possibly others who then reported them to Nixon. Ziegler said the materials from Dean were inadequately prepared.
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White House
Nixon
Dean
John D. Ehrlichman
Ziegler
Prisoner Vanishes From Kansas State Prison Lansing
A prisoner named Daniel W. Vickers, 22, of Leavenworth, walked away from the Kansas State Prison at Lansing on Monday. He is serving one to five years for grand larceny and one to 10 years for burglary. no trace has been found.
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Lansing, Kan
Kansas State
Lansing
Daniel W. Vickers
Leavenworth
Hutch Chief Criticizes Court Policy
Hutchinson police Chief Robert Adams condemns a new Kansas municipal court code. He cites a clause allowing convicted offenders to deny prior offenses and another allowing release before appearance, warning it weakens accountability and street safety.
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Hutch
Hutchinson, Kan
Robert Adams
Kansas
MRI Trustees Discuss Energy Crisis and Society’s Change
The Midwest Research Institute held its annual board meeting in Kansas City with round-table discussions on the energy crisis and changing American society in the Midwest. MRI President Charles Kimball highlighted the institute’s role in environmental and societal problems while Dean A. McGree received the annual MRI citation. Dolph Simons Jr. won a new three-year MRI trustee term and a one-year advisory role with the Executive Committee.
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Kansas City
Midwest
Midwest Research Institute
MRI
Charles Kimball
Kimball
Dean A. McGree
Kerr McGee Corp
Oklahoma City
Alameda Plaza
McGee
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Lawrence
Kan
Journal- World
Wall Street Man Faces a Charge
The federal government filed a criminal information in U S District Court accusing John L Loeb 70 senior partner at Loeb Rhoades Co of making 15 illegal contributions totaling about 48000 to Senator Hubert H Humphrey s presidential bid last year The alleged gifts were made in the names of eight other people mostly clerical staff at the firm.
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New York
Wall Street
Hubert H. Humphrey
U.S
John L. Loeb
Loeb Rhoades & Co
Cattle in State Reach 1.21 Million Head on May 1
Kansas cattle and calves on grain feed for slaughter reached 1.21 million on May 1, up 130000 from a year earlier. Kansas cattle feeders marketed 195000 grain fed cattle in April, an 8 percent rise over April 1972.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Kansas Gets 1.6 Million in Asphalt Antitrust Settlement
Topeka AP Attorney General Vern Miller announced Kansas received 1.6 million dollars from 13 oil and asphalt firms settling an antitrust case. The payout will be distributed to counties and cities that suffered price fixing with 160 570 going to the attorney general fund for legal costs.
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Topeka
Kan
Vern Miller
U.S. District Court
Wichita
Miller
Attorney General
American Oil Co
American Petro-Fina of Texas
Apco Oil Corp
Farmland Industries Inc
Kerr-McGee Corp
Mid-American Refining Co
Mobil Oil Corp
Phillips Petroleum Co
Riffe Petroleum Co
Skelly Oil Co
Union Asphalt and Road Oils Inc
Sun Oil Co
Queen to Attend Haskell Powwow at Lawson Chiefs
Louise Sheryl EdmoMiss Indian America XIXwill attend the third annual Haskell Junior College Powwow this Friday through Sunday. Sponsored by the Lawrence Indian Center the event features dance times 3 to 5 p.m. and 7 30 p.m. daily at the stadium. The Haskell Rodeo Club also sponsors a national intercollegiate rodeo at the Douglas County Fairgrounds Friday night and Saturday afternoon.
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Haskell
Louise Sheryl Edmo
Haskell Junior College
Lawrence Indian Center
Haskell Rodeo Club
Douglas County Fairgrounds
U.S
James Pearson
Washington
Edmo
Fort Hall
Idaho
Arimo
Heezeba Kasa
Three Chairmen Elected For LBCBP Year In Two Phase Plan
Lawrence Branch of Concerned Black Parents selects three chairmen for a four month term each to test a two year model guiding governance and growth. Mrs. Hurst notes the plan spans 1972 to 1974 with a chair-elect to join in 1973 and 1974. Barbara Sabol and Anita Martin are reelected secretary and treasurer.
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Lawrence
Concerned Black Parents
Joane Hurst
LBCBP
Delease Lee
Fowler
Lee
Hurst
Thedla Nelson
Gorwth
Barbara Sabol
Anita Martin
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