Kay says political climate not good for KU
Kansas House majority floor leader Morris Kay told KU College Republicans that the current political climate makes tax increases unlikely and state income uncertain. He urged better public education outreach, noted higher education has grown funding but remains constrained, and floated options like a lottery or severance tax with voter approval.
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Drive On to Salvage Nixon's Aid Package
House leaders push to keep the Nixon administration foreign aid program alive while the Senate moves to cut and reshape the package. Secretary Rogers offers limited concessions after a two hour Senate hearing as talks drag toward a continuing resolution to fund aid through adjournment.
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Jeep plunges from riverbank. driver in critical condition
Jeffrey B. Woodruff, 18, a KU sophomore from Leawood, was critically injured when his jeep fell about 30 feet off a riverbank near East 11th Street in Douglas County. A passenger, Kathy Trickett, 18, fled the scene and reported to a private home before officers arrived.
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Conferees Drop Pullout Deadline from Indochina Bill
Senate House conferees agreed to remove the six month withdrawal deadline from a military authorization measure governing Indochina policy. The compromise retains withdrawal as U S policy only if American prisoners and missing troops are freed. This marks a second time they deleted a Senate deadline.
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Cousin questioned in Ivy Honeycutt disappearance case
Lawrence authorities seek Drury Honeycutt, 25, cousin of missing Ivy Marie Honeycutt, 11, as investigators plan to question him in Hughes Arkansas. The girl remains missing after 7 30 a m Saturday. Car matching Honeycutt’s was seen near her home and a 1960 model vehicle was found abandoned in Kansas City Kansas. Drury Honeycutt is jailed in Hughes for weapons and public intoxication.
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Rainfall Falls Short of October Normal in Lawrence
In October Lawrence area rainfall was .18 inch below average with 2.05 inches recorded versus a 2.23 inch norm. Year to date precipitation at the southwest Douglas County station stands at 28.36 inches, below the 32.37 inch October end norm. A pedestrian injured on West 15th remains in poor condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Gregory Gold Isa 18 of 1515 Engel Rd suffered severe head injuries. Tina Kathleen Maker, 13 months, remains in fair condition at KU Medical Center after falling from her crib while her mother was away.
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Baugher Charged With Vehicular Homicide In 1971 Crash
Marion L. Baugher 32 of Rt. 2 faces vehicular homicide charges after a Oct 24 1971 collision on Iowa near 23rd that killed John P. O Reagan 20 of Ft. Leavenworth. Baugher posted 1000 bond for a Douglas County Court arraignment set for Nov 9. O Reagan was in a southbound car that struck the other vehicle as it pulled from a private driveway. Officers cited obscured vision due to a parked tractor trailer.
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Prisoners on Strike Spreads to Colorado Penitentiaries
Inmate strike at the Colorado Penitentiary expanded to the honor farm and a pre parole center in Canon City. Warden Wayne K Patterson reported the facilities remained calm and orderly as the action continued.
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Kansas teachers approve constitutional changes at KNEA session
Seventy three delegates from seven northeast Kansas counties approved multiple constitutional amendments at the KNEA sectional delegateassembly in the Kansas Union Forum Room Lawrence leading the meeting Mabel Lee of Kansas City presided. Changes include shifting officer start dates to July 15 designating president and president elect as board chair and vice chair and extending NEA director terms.
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One in Every 25 KU Students Is Foreign This Fall
Kansas University reports 834 international students from 87 nations among 20 043 Jayhawks in Lawrence and Kansas City. Dean Clark Coan notes 279 from Far East, 215 from the Americas, 200 from Near East-South Asia, 92 from Europe, 48 from Africa. 417 are graduates and 248 undergraduates.
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Girl From Eudora Returns Home Safe
The Douglas County Sheriff reports Linda Besser fifteen of Eudora has returned home with a sister. She had been missing since early Oct 26 and a search was under way with parents notified about 2 am. She appeared in good condition.
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Fire in Lawrence Juvenile Jail Cell
A morning blaze began about 11 30 in a Lawrence Municipal Jail cell for girls aged 12 and 13. The fire, in a waste basket, caused no damage and was put out by Lawrence firemen.
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Copter Gunships Hit North Vietnamese Truck Depot
U S forces wiped out a North Vietnamese truck depot in the northern quarter of South Vietnam destroying all 10 trucks and killing 11 enemy soldiers. The action coincided with Defense Secretary Laird meeting with Ambassador Bunker and General Abrams on troop cuts and pacification. The depot lay between the Laotian border and the A Shau valley, a key Ho Chi Minh trail transshipment point.
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Buckley Speaks at KU Union Luncheon Friday
William F. Buckley Jr will address a noon luncheon at the KU Student Union Ballroom, with a public Q and A session in Woodruff Auditorium. About 550 tickets had been sold by noon, and tickets remain available at the Chamber office until 10 am Friday.
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