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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1971

Page

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Lawerence teacher leads push for Kansas education sanctions

A proposal by Millard Denny of Lawrence Education Assn to spur state funding by sanctions won unanimous support from about 90 northeast Kansas teachers at the Kan sas National Education Assn sectional assembly. The plan urged penalties if legislature ignores funding targets, with broader calls for reform and professional standards.

Lawrence Kansas Kansas National Education Assn Kansas Union KNEA Topeka Denny Ita K-Nea Mac Bearin Lees

Douglas County weighs juvenile detention center need

Douglas County officials pressed for a juvenile detention center to house youths either overnight or until court resolution. Money remains the main obstacle as they cite high transport costs and the failed bond that would have funded a government center in 1975. The plan faces federal grant hurdles and ongoing debate over existing juvenile services.

Douglas Douglas County- Lawrence

MU Saves Heat As Coal Scarce

The University of Missouri in Columbia will reduce coal and gas use across campus due to the nationwide coal strike. Interim Chancellor Herbert W. Schooling said heat levels will be lowered in noncritical buildings, weekend use limited, and lights and equipment cut back, with exceptions for the medical center and hospital.

Columbia, Mo University of Missouri Columbia Herbert W. Schooling Schooling

House Restricts Busing In Desegregation Bill

The House approved a desegregation bill with amendments limiting busing and funding. It passed 332 to 38, while amendments bar federal funds for busing, delay court-ordered plans, and bar federal mandates on state busing funding. Civil rights leaders criticized the moves as regressing on desegregation efforts.

House Washington Nixon Senate Department of Health, Education and Welfare Supreme Court Augustus F. Hawkins D-Calif Shirley Chisholm Dn.y Emanuel Celler D-N.y

Sister to House Teenager Missing for Over a Week

Linda Besser a 15 year old of Eudora has been placed with her sister Mrs Ginger Pledger in Lawrence after missing since October 26. Juvenile authorities approved temporary placement following Linda’s report of walking to Lawrence and hiding out before seeking help.

Linda Besser Lawrence Douglas County Richard Besser Eudora Ginger Pledger Ruth Ann Bean Linda Pledger Rex Johnson Eudora High School

Blaze destroys barn on school land in Lawrence

A pole barn on Lawrence school property at Second and Minnesota burned late Thursday. Fire Chief estimated $800 building and $200 contents loss. Barn likely razed. stored hay and tools destroyed. Vocational agriculture program used structure. Two other local calls occurred that day: a dryer fire at 1402 W. Second and a grass fire near Drag Strip Road.

Lawrence Second Minnesota William Womack Ray Jordan Wakarusa Township Drag Strip West U.S. 40

Bills Surprise Taxpayers With New Intangible Tax

Local taxpayers receive bills from the county treasurer reflecting a first time three percent intangible tax on dividends and interest. The tax, based on gross earnings from investments in banks, insurance firms, and corporations, is allocated to city, county, and school district funding and appears on personal property tax statements after state income tax processing.

Edythe Norman Revenue Department Topeka

Minor crash injures three in Lawrence

Three people were treated and released at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after their car struck a parked vehicle at 8 02 p m in front of 1532 Mass Lawrence police reported The moving car driver Gary D Hummingbird 20 of 2540 Barker and two passengers Carl E Moreland and Richard Scraper 20 of 2540 Barker were involved The parked car owned by Pearl Hildebrand 1311 W Sixth sustained 1100 in damage while the moving car incurred 1500 in damage Police also investigated two other minor collisions that Thursday.

Lawrence Memorial Hospital Mass Lawrence Barker Carl E. Moreland Richard Scraper Pearl Hildebrand Hummingbird Hildebrand

Lawence area man charged with aggravated kidnapping in Ivy Honeycutt case

Drury Low Honeycutt, newly separated husband, faced a county court complaint alleging aggravated kidnapping and murder in the Ivy Marie Honeycutt case. A black car, unlit, is linked to the early Saturday disappearance near the Honeycutt farm. Funeral arrangements set for 3 p.m. Saturday with burial in Hubbell Hill Cemetery Tonganoxie.

Drury Low Honeycutt Ivy Marie Honeycutt William Honeycutt Drury Honeycutt Lawrence Arkansas Rumsey Funeral Hubbel Hill Tonganoxie William Ira Honeycutt Marianna Toney Allen Fred Surrey St. Joseph Myrtle Honeycutt Mountain View Ark

Lawrence Jeep Driver in Critical Condition After River Bank Crash

Jeffrey B. Woodruff an 18 year old KU sophomore from Leawood remains in critical condition at KU Medical Center after a jeep ran off a Kansas River bank near Lawrence early Thursday. Lawrence Court Chief Jack Maxwell will be away two weeks restricting traffic court dates except emergencies. Police Chief Richard R Stanwix returned to work after FBI academy training. former chief Jude Anderson also attended FBI courses. Eisenhower $1 coins go fast at local banks with limited supplies. older 40 percent silver version still available at cost.

Kansas River Lawrence Kansas University Medical Center Kansas City Jeffrey B. Woodruff Kansas University Leawood Jack Maxwell The Journal-World First National Bank Lawrence National Bank University State Bank Douglas County State Bank Kaw Valley State Bank Eudora U.S Dwight D. Hisenhower

Chinese U N Reps Arrive in New York Next Week

The Chinese delegation to the United Nations will reach New York next Wednesday or Thursday, with an advance party of six led by Kao Liang arriving Monday. Kao Liang heads the delegation secretariat, Chi Peng-fei announced to U Thant. Huang Hua, China’s ambassador to Canada, will also travel to New York to assume his role as permanent representative and Security Council delegate.

United Nations Red China General Assembly New York Kao Liang Ottawa Ont Huang Hua Peking Canada Security Council

Love Row Settled After Out of Court Settlement

An American millionaire and a British society belle who argued over gifts publicly for a week ended their dispute and settled out of court today.

London

United Fund Drive Sees Moderate Gain Across Divisions

Lawrence United Fund reports $96,015.76 raised toward a $150,055 goal, about 64 percent. The drive, now in its seventh day, may extend into next week with a potential end date discussion at Monday’s United Fund board meeting.

United Fund Drive Lawrence United Fund United Fund United Fund Board

London Port Hums Again

Heathrow Airport returned to normal after a wildcat ground crew strike that disrupted 20,000 passengers daily since last weekend. Workers voted to resume baggage handling and other duties as airport officials reported smooth travel without further trouble. The dispute centered on baggage handling.

London Heathrow

Car Output Down Slightly in Detroit This Week

U S auto production eased modestly as 184 022 cars were scheduled this week versus 188 882 last week. October is set to rank among the six best monthly outputs with 788 047. year to date autos total 7 379 948. Truck assemblies planned at 46 535 compare with 47 637 prior week and 23 066 a year ago.

Detroit U.S Trade Journal Automotive News

Experienced Personal Service at Enemy Funeral Home

A brief notice describes experienced personal service provided at the Enemy Funeral Home, with a contact number 848-5111 for further inquiries.

Enemy Funeral Home

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