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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1973
Page
6
The article outlines a three-apartment progressive dinner plan for young marrieds in shared living spaces. It details roles for three hosts, course pacing from drinks to dessert, cost sharing, and simple budget tips such as disposable tableware and a limited bar. It also notes the social benefits of rotating hosting duties and maintaining a balanced, enjoyable evening.
Omaha attendance set a record at the A-Sar-Ben track with 29,599 fans, about 4,000 more than Memorial Day 1971. Mutuel handle climbed to 1,711,150 dollars, roughly 45,000 dollars above July 5, 1971, as Have ngo won the 25,000 dollar added King's Handicap.
The South Vietnamese government agreed in principle to peace proposals but sought modifications and issued counter proposals. Talks in Paris between Kissinger and Tho included possible exchange of maps to delineate zones of control, a major point from the January 27 Paris peace accord, with a resumption set for June 6.
A 16-year-old Neosho County youth is jailed in the Parsons murder case of 71-year-old Robert B. Ehler. The weapon believed used in the shooting was recovered. Legal proceedings to begin Tuesday are under County Attorney Raymond W. Radford. Local authorities and Kansas Bureau of Investigation agents investigated the case.
Lawrence police said a break-in occurred at Stidham Union at Haskell Indian Junior College between 8 p.m. Friday and 3 30 p.m. Saturday. Robert C. Valdez discovered the entry through an unlocked window. offices were ransacked but nothing reported missing and no vandalism estimate was made.
Testimony opened in Division I of the Douglas County District Court for James J. Brown 21 of Shurz Nevada charged with the January 25 stabbing death of Jake Garcia 18 of Santo Domingo Pueblo New Mexico. Brown is free on an $8000 bond and the trial is expected to continue Wednesday.
Washington reports say administration backers urged restraint as the Senate opened debate on cutting off all U S funding for bombing in Cambodia and Laos. The House previously voted 219 188 to bar use of supplemental funds for Cambodian air operations.
Funeral services for Bessie L. Taylor 84 are scheduled at 2 p.m. today at Chaney Chapel with burial in Horton Cemetery. She died Sunday at Olathe Memorial Hospital. She is survived by five sons Robert Clarence John Merle Ed, a daughter Florence, two sisters Minta Tinsley and Vera Ellingson, nine grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
Marine Pvt. Michael L. Commons and Pfc. Robin C. Keehn have graduated from basic training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot in San Diego. Commons is the son of Mrs. Merle L. Commons of Lawrence Kansas and Keehn is the ward of Mr. and Mrs. Loyal D. Austin of De Soto Kansas.
A Lawrence School District 497 committee report on Pinckney School principalship will be presented to the Board of Education at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the administration center. The meeting will decide whether Pinckney retains a full-time principal or shares one with Riverside, and will review extracurricular duties of Lawrence High School math teacher Darrell Falen.
About 400 Cambodian insurgents attacked Prek Kham on the Tonle Sap River near Phnom Penh Monday night. They killed members of twelve families and burned 50 houses. Nine civilian families and three military families died. 26 others wounded after a three hour assault that began at midnight. Field reports said 100 militia fled as insurgents entered the town.
Lanny C. Riedel of Colby was given a three year suspended sentence after a Douglas County District Court jury found him guilty on December 1, 1970, of receiving stolen herbicide stolen from a Lawrence firm valued at 12840 dollars. The State Supreme Court upheld the judgment and ordered reporting for sentencing.
In Kansas Douglas County Probate Court a petition by Doris M. Brown heir prays for descent of a sale contract and all Nellie Dixon property. Defenses must be filed by June 21 at 10 15 a m in Lawrence. Attorneys Barber Emerson Six Springer Zinn for petitioner.
Public sale Wednesday June 6 at 1 pm eight miles west of Lawrence Kansas on Highway 4Q to Queen's Road. Auction features Philco refrigerator Kenmore washer 5 piece dinette set Webcor stereo and many household and shop items. Auctioneers Hays Brothers 843-4489 843-8963. Cash day of sale. Not responsible for accidents.
The Faculty Women's Club sells a large auction of household items on Sunday June 3 at 12 30 p m at 1300 Louisiana Lawrence Kansas. Items include furniture kitchenware rugs lamps china glassware and more with cash on day of sale and not responsible for accidents. Auctioneers Harald and Mel Hays.
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