Lawrencé School Boundary Rule Adopted By Board
A grandfather clause protecting elementary students from multiple school changes was approved by a four to three vote. The measure, urged by Reed Jackitian, would require parental consent for a second change and permit limited enrollment closures. Administrators proposed boundary changes between Pinckney Riverside and India Kaw Valley Kennedy schools and noted possible future tweaks. The board also accepted a $66,600 bid from Conroy Construction for tennis courts and discussed summer arts, counseling, and deaf education program adjustments.
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Lawrencé
Reéd Jackiiar
Larry Hatfield
Helen Gilles
Gladys Six
W. F. Bradley
John Spéatinar Sr
James W. Paddock
Jackitian
Jackman
THH
Pinckney
Riverside
Sixth Street
Michigan
Pitickney
Indiaa Kaw Valley
Kenedy
Corboy Construction Co
Tépéka
Carl Knox
Dole Attacks Democrats At New Jersey Golf Outing
Senator Robert Dole denounced Democratic leaders and defended Nixon policies at a casual golf event in Creskill New Jersey. He claimed Democrats were hitting the president with cheap shots and said Nixon would have escalated the war had Dole not chaired the party. He praised troop reductions and urged Congress to back the president to end U.S. involvement in Vietnam. He opposed Mansfield's Europe troop cut proposal, arguing now is not the time to undermine peace efforts.
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Creskill
N.J
Robert Dolé
R.kan
Nixon
Dole
Dole Gdaid
Vietnam
Congress
South Vietnam
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Europe
Speakers Set At Safety Meet In Topeka Kansas
The Kansas Women for Highway Safety conference in Topeka on May 24 will feature Louis Spitz head of motor vehicles in Washington Gov. Robert Docking and Marilyn Oeding of Kingman Kans a teen safety queen A presentation on alcohol and drug effects on driving and two panel discussions including lawmakers and safety leaders will address teenage driving problems.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Women For Highway Safety
Louis Spitz
Washington
Gov
Robert Docking
Marilyn Oeding
Kingshan
Phillies Rookie Joe Lis Hit 119 Minor League Homers
Phillies rookie outfielder Joe Lis hit 119 homers in the minor leagues over the last five seasons.
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Joe Lis
Philadelphia Phillies
Landon Receives National Brotherhood Award in Wichita
Alf Landon former Kansas governor and 1936 presidential candidate received the National Brotherhood Award for distinguished service in human relations at a National Conference of Christians and Jews dinner in Wichita. Arthur A. Fletcher praised court action to address minority job problems and spoke on racial bias amid economic fears. Sterling W. Brown urged solving school aid debates by shifting secular education to public systems.
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Wichita
Kan
Alfred M. Landon
Kansas
National Brotherhood
National Conference of Christians and Jews
NCCJ
Arthur A. Fletcher
Fletcher
Washburn University
Topeka
Sterling W. Brown
New York
NCC
Sorghum Loan Rates Increase Across Kansas
Sen. Robert Dole says the 1971 loan rates for grain sorghum raise the present support loan weight by 12 cents per hundredweight in every Kansas county. He attributes the rise to the Agriculture Act of 1970 which ties sorghum loan values to its feed value versus corn.
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Washington
Kansas
Robert Dole
R-Kan
Dole
Senate Agriculture Credit and Rural Electrification
Accident Kills 2 Injures Others Near Independence
Four Independence residents were involved when a car went off a gravel road and overturned. Driver Dale J. Crawford, 18, was killed, and Pat Carr, 28, died later in hospital. Injured were Rea M. Patton, 24, and Danny W. Rhodes, 21, in a crash about 12:15 a.m. four miles southeast of Independence.
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Independence, Kan
The
Highway Patrol
Dale J. Crawford
Pat Carr
Rea M. Patton
Danny W. Rhodes
Independence
Peasant Gasanov Dies at 154 in Soviet Azerbaijan
Tass reported Shiran Gasanov, a peasant from Chereken village in Soviet Azerbaijan, died at 154. He remained active in a rural collective until his death. The USSR lists about 6,000 citizens over 100, all in the Caucasus highlands.
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Shiran Gasanov
Soviet Union
Tass
Gasanov
Chereken
Soviet Azerbaijan
Caucasus
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