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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1973

Page

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Enforcing Lawrence Nonconforming Uses Faces City Debate

Richard McClanathan surveys Lawrence for nonconforming open uses to be discontinued under a 1966 zoning rule. City staff and commissioners clash over enforcement while a list of violative uses is prepared.

Richard McClanathan Lawrence Douglas County Ken Jorgensen Barkley Clark Fred Pence John Emick Emick Buford Watson McClanathan

Record Gold Prices Hit New High in London

The price of gold rose to 113.25 dollars an ounce as the dollar fell to new lows across Europe. The gain matched a record, with a 3.50 spike for the day and European markets seeing even higher levels.

London U.S Europe

Director Hired By Court Unit In Douglas County

Susan Cherniss 32 of Lawrence has been named director of Volunteers In Court replacing Pam Parker who resigned to become a Milwaukee parole agent. Cherniss, a KU English doctoral candidate, will train and recruit volunteers, seek funding, and handle public relations for the program affiliated with the Douglas County Juvenile Court and funded by federal dollars. Her salary is 600 dollars a month.

Susan Cherniss Bristol Ter Volunteers In Court Douglas County Juvenile Court Parker Governor’s Committee On Criminal Administration Cherniss

Prisoner claims about packages from home at camp

The witness asserts a cover up is possible and notes that in his camp Col. Guy was the only prisoner known to receive packages from home, with prisoners insisting that receiving home packages indicated wrongdoing.

Col. Guy Col Guy

Nixon Seeks New Atlantic Charter At Iceland Summit

President Nixon flies to Reykjavik for talks with Georges Pompidou as Kissinger rejects fears of U S coercion. The two leaders plan two days of discussions on a new Atlantic charter guiding economic defense and foreign policy while consultations continue ahead of a wider European visit. Nixon returns to Washington Friday.

Washington Nixon Iceland Georges Pompidou Uncle Sam Europe Pompidou Reykjavik Henry A. Kissinger France European United States Atlantic Western Europe U.S Kissinger United Staes Britain West Germany Italy

Siren Test Planned for Lawrence Disaster Warning System

A two second blast on the Lawrence disaster sirens was set for before 4 p m to check system operation. A longer test may follow later lasting two to three minutes and will be announced in advance.

Lawrence Walter Cragan Douglas County

Construction progresses toward June 9 dedication downtown

Extremessynchronize the lights has not been installed. Other construction downtown includes repair of faulty concrete work and finishing for the June 9 dedication. Spring work slowed by wet weather but the project will be virtually finished by dedication time. Kansas University hospital work to be done in October about 85 percent complete. Parking lots and sidewalks to begin in two weeks. Plumbing and electrical work 50 percent complete and sheet rocking of inside walls to begin Friday.

Kansas University Hospital John Scanlan Constant Construction, Co Scanlan Reading Dynamics

Skylab Astronauts Observe Earth's Resources From Orbit

Skylab astronauts Charles Conrad Jr and Paul J Weitz plan to observe crops weather mineral deposits and volcanoes from a strip of Earth from Oregon to Brazil. They report cooling in the station and continue medical and solar studies as ground crews address heat shield issues and consider deploying backup shades.

Charles Conrad Jr Paul J. Weitz Conrad, Weitz Joseph P. Kerwin Skylab Conrad

Cease-fire talks face hurdles amid signatory rifts and Canada’s withdrawal

An Indonesian spokesman urged replacing Canada on the Paris cease-fire commission citing Southeast Asian priorities. Gauvin blamed party divisions and cease-fire violations as obstacles, while Kissinger and Tho said Paris talks could yield a satisfactory accord next week. South Vietnam reported 88 more violations in 24 hours.

Poland Hungary Malaysia Canada Vietnam Paris United States North South Vietnam Gauvin Cambodia Laos Kissinger White House Tho

Crime Alert Spells Victims On Dial

A brief public safety notice notes dialing V I C T I M S on a phone keypad indicates victims in danger. It urges residents to report suspicious calls and keep personal information secure. Unknown origin but uses emergency language to prompt awareness.

Regents Name Extension Director for Statewide Programs

Eugene C. Kasper of Kansas State University will become the statewide extension director, based at the KU Lawrence campus for one year and then in Topeka under the regents. The consolidation aims to streamline extension services across the six state institutions and improve efficiency and funding use.

Kansas Board of Regents Howard Walker Kansas University Walker Lawrence Topeka Eugene C. Kasper Center For Kansas State University Regents Max Bickford Kasper State Department of Public Instruction Bureau of Elementary and Secondary Education U.S. Office of Education Emporia State Teachers College KSU Office of the Board of Regents Council of Chief Academic Officers Robert Helman Goodland Helman Jess Stewart Wamego Board of Stewart Bickford Joe McFarland Phil Arnold Warren Corman

Lawrence DeMolay Members Earn Chevalier Honors in St Louis

Two Lawrence DeMolay members Michael D. Heck and Jeffrey B. Scannell were named on the Honors List at the Supreme Council session in St Louis. Heck and Scannell were elected Chevaliers, and J W Nutt presided over the five day meeting while George M. Klepper was to be installed as grand master of the Order.

Lawrence DeMolay Supreme Council of the Order of DeMolay St. Louis Michael D. Heck Rt. 3 Jeffrey B. Scannell Orchard Ln J. W. Nutt Little Rock Ark

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