Subdivision Laws Proposed for Orderly Growth
Douglas County plans new subdivision rules to ensure open space and proper design standards. The 27 page proposal, backed by planners, officials, developers and environmentalists, seeks public input at a 7 30 p.m. hearing Tuesday at South Junior High School.
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South Junior High School
Harmonious and orderly development guides proposed Douglas County subdivision rules
After two years of study and debate, Douglas County proposals aim for harmonious and orderly growth. The draft subdivision regulations emphasize orderly land use, standards for parcels, roads, and public facilities to guide future development.
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Ron Short
Perry Reservoir
Clinton Reservoir
Short
Planning Commission
Chuck Fisher
Clark
Dick Zinn
First National Bank
Ninth
Massachusetts
Appropriation For Veterans Largest Ever
The House Appropriations Committee approved a record 11.87 billion dollar VA budget for 1973 as part of a 19.71 billion bill. The package boosts VA medical care to support 85,500 daily patients, with 98,500 beds and a 1.49 staff per patient ratio.
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Washington
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Veterans’ Administration
House
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Department of Housing and Urban Affairs
Congress
Race Driver Jim Malloy Dies From IMS Crash
Denver racer Jim Malloy died from injuries sustained in a crash at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway during a practice run for the 56th 500 mile race. Medical director Dr Thomas A Hanna announced the death. Malloy's Eagle race car struck the concrete retaining wall in the northeast turn.
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Jim Malloy
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Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Thomas A. Hanna
Speedway
Kansas traffic deaths May 28 1972 Topeka AP log
Kansas highway death tally for May 28 shows May 1972 figures and compares to 1971 period. The log records a total 232 deaths for the year span and notes changes versus last year.
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Topeka
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Wallace Suffers Back Injury and Therapy Months After Shooting
Gov. George Wallace receives physical therapy at Holy Cross Hospital in Maryland after five bullet wounds. Doctors state paralysis in his legs is unchanged and predict limited chances of walking again, even with surgery and bracing. Thurmond visits and brings Senate ashtrays. investigators probe connection to McGovern literature.
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George Wallace
Alabama
Baltimore
George McGovern
Robert F. Kennedy
Wallace
McGovern
Strom Thurmond
S.C
Senate
Thurmond
James Galbraith
University of Alabama
Holy Cross Hospital
Galbraith
World Series of Poker Played for Big Stakes
In Las Vegas eight pros compete at Binion’s Horse Shoe in Hold Em with $10,000 stakes each. Adrian Doyle wins a $25,000 hand as John Moss hits a deuce full house run, with the eventual $80,000 prize awaiting the winner after days of play and no dinner breaks.
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Nev
Adrian
Texas
Dolly
Doyle
John Moss
Odessa
Binion
Horseshoe Casino
Moss
Mrs Bremer Defends Son In Wallace Shooting Case
Milwaukee mother Mrs William Bremer says she prays constantly for Arthur Bremer and doubts his involvement in the Wallace shooting. She describes her nervous state, reports four broken fingers on his left hand and head injuries after being knocked down in Laurel Maryland.
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William Bremer
Wallace
Arthur Bremer
Alabama
George Wallace
Sam Martino
Wisconsin
Minneapolis, Minn
Tribune
Bremer
Maryland
Relief Column Breaks Toward An Loc as Saratoga Joins
A South Vietnamese relief force advances to within 232 miles of An Loc, its largest gain in six weeks, aided by the carrier Saratoga. Air strikes from Saratoga and B52s press the push while Hanoi claims extensive U S bombing. 300 North Vietnamese troops were reported killed southwest of An Loc. The operation involves about three divisions with cautious field reports of tough fighting ahead on Highway 13.
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Saigon
An Loc
Associated Press
Lynn C. Newland
Highway 13
Atlantic
7Th Fleet
Warm Weather to Persist in Lawrence Area
Clear skies and unseasonably warm temperatures are forecast for Lawrence tonight and Friday with a weekend outlook for continued warmth. The National Weather Service predicts highs in the upper 80s after overnight lows around 60, with a slight chance of clouds and light showers Friday and possible scattered showers Saturday or Sunday. Temperatures Wednesday reached 86 with a 58 degree low this morning.
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Lawrence
National Weather Service
Kansas
Bomb threat moves four defusal experts to Queen Elizabeth 2 at sea
Defense Ministry confirms bombs aboard the Queen Elizabeth 2 and four bomb disposal experts are being flown to the mid Atlantic to neutralize them. A ransom demand allegedly from Copenhagen prompted the alarm as Cunard coordinates with Britain and the U S Coast Guard monitors the 65 000 ton liner 500 miles northwest of the Azores.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Cunard
Royal Air Force Transport
England
Atlantic
British Broadcasting Corp
Royal Air Force
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Britain
U.S. Coast Guard
Azores
North Atlantic
Hong Kong
Southampton
Ireland
Apple Valley Boats Open Late One Day a Week
Apple Valley Boats announces hours extended to 1:30 AM for one weekday, advertised as a limited weekly schedule. The notice emphasizes a single late open day per week, inviting customers to plan purchases and rentals accordingly.
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Apple Valley
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