Clinton Lake area to see suburban growth under new plan
Officials outlined a phased Clinton Lake development on the northeast shore prioritizing dense housing while preserving farmland. The plan proposes three development cells with 1980 start for the first, focuses on utilities like sewers, and avoids flood plains and slopes over 15 percent.
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British Conservatives Face Sex Scandal Turbulence
London AP reports the Conservative government faces a major sex scandal as two ministers resign and others admit casual affairs with call girls. Prime Minister Heath defends security while opposition gains in special elections hint at political damage, though analysts caution about direct causation.
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Lawrence Welcomes New Highway Commissioner Kenneth Phelps
Retiring first district state highway commissioner Robert Hagen tours Lawrence projects with his successor Kenneth Phelps, who was appointed by Gov. Docking to take over June 1. Phelps shadows Hagen to learn K 10 east of Lawrence U S 59 south of Lawrence and the Lawrence eastern bypass. Hagen says projects are on schedule as he leaves a longtime service in public works.
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John Hird Receives Journal-World Scholarship at LHS
John Hird, son of Mr and Mrs Robert W Hird of 2002 Oxford Rd, earns the 24th annual Journal-World Scholarship valued at 410. He maintained a 3.76 GPA, worked as a Journal-World carrier from 1967 to 1972, and will attend Kansas University Endowment Areas. He is a National Merit Commended Scholar and ranked in the top 10 percent of the 1973 senior class.
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Fred Wiley
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Neal Malicky
Baker University
Malicky
Baker
Watergate figure Barker says orders guided actions
Bernard Barker and Albert Baldwin testified they followed orders without question in the Watergate affair. Barker sought proof Castro funding. Baldwin pursued a steady job. Senate hearings saw arrests and heightened security as testimony continued with dramatic scenes.
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Senate
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Haskell Graduates Urged to Set Tempo
Richard West urged the 1973 Haskell Indian Junior College graduates to set the tempo for a turbulent decade and preserve native heritage while mastering white society’s tools. Salutatorian Jesse Blaze and valedictorian Mary Kingfisher echoed the themes at Haskell Stadium. West received a lifetime membership in the Haskell Alumnae Association for his service.
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Haskell Indian Junior College
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Haskell
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Bureau of Indian Affairs
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Mary Kingfisher
Haskell Stadium
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Brownin
Mont
Kingfisher
Pryor
Okla
Haskell Alumnae Assn
Birthday party for City Attorney Milton P. Allen
A surprise birthday party for Milton P. Allen, city attorney, was held in his offices Thursday afternoon. About 20 city officials, lawyers, and friends attended his 59th birthday. Also, a rainbow ring around the sun was observed in Lawrence and explained as atmospheric light refraction by ice crystals, per Kansas University emeritus astronomy professor N Wymen Stor er.
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Lawrence
N. Wyman Storer
Kansas Univerity
Storer
Fire damages mobile home of Gerald Self at 2200 Harper
Lawrence firefighters report a morning blaze at 9:30 a.m. damaged a mobile home owned by Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Self at 2200 Harper. Damage totaled 7000 dollars. Fire began from a pan on the stove, possibly started by a youngster who turned on the stove.
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Harper
Lawrence
Envoys End Peace Talks In Vietnam Cambodia Talks End
U S envoy William H Sullivan and South Vietnam foreign minister Tran Van Lam ended an 11 point cease fire program discussion in Saigon after a seven hour session. Sullivan planned to fly to Phnom Penh for further talks as Kissinger and Le Duc Tho reportedly shaped technical details. No official substance was released.
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Phnom Penh
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Kansas Traffic Deaths Log May 0 1973 37
Kansas traffic death log for Friday shows no fatalities in the 24 hours ending 9 a.m. May, with the 1973 tally at 37. Funeral home notice for Heiney Funeral Home, contact 843-5111, appears in the clipping.
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