Nixon weighs fate as tapes crisis looms in Florida
President Nixon neared the end of a busy weekend in Biscayne amid Watergate pressures and a crisis of leadership. Officials stressed he has no intention to resign while evaluating energy conservation proposals and plans to address the nation on watergate issues and Middle East peace.
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Holliday in Poor Condition After Heart Attack at KU Stadium
Kansas City attorney J Roy Holliday age 59 was admitted to Lawrence Memorial Hospital in critical condition after a severe heart attack at Memorial Stadium following the KU Oklahoma State game. He is a KU graduate and current Athletic Board member with three daughters and a son.
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Love Warns of Cold Winter Fuel Shortage May Reduce Speeds
Washington reports warn a potential fuel shortage could force slower driving and risk of power outages this winter. White House energy chief John Love cites possible blackouts if conservation steps are not taken, with concern centered on New York City, New England, and the upper Midwest.
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Siren Warning System Test Praises in Lawrence
Douglas County civil defense director H. H. Belote says the Lawrence siren warning system tested perfectly with all 12 sirens activated at noon for storm and air raid signals, rated 100 percent plus. KU stadium gates caused entry confusion for West side ticket holders during Oklahoma State game. athletic staff pledge fixes for Colorado game.
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KU Traffic Appeals Hearing Sheds Light On Fees
A Kansas University open meeting at 8 p.m. in the Governor's Room discusses traffic ticket appeals procedures. KU Security and Parking will answer questions as Students object to appeals being influenced by financial status and some cases dismissed without a hearing. Fines must be paid before appealing under new KU regulations.
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Saxbe Denies Advocacy of Tape Destruction
Atty. Gen designate William B. Saxbe denied advocating destruction of White House Watergate tapes. He refuted quotes attributed to him in a Hong Kong speech and urged respect for the President’s right to withhold the tapes while noting he had never endorsed destroying incriminating material.
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United Fund Gains Divisions Report Progress Toward Goal
United Fund drive nears closing. total contributions reach 124 527 57 of 179 850. Divisions report Industry 57 436 74, business 33 649 29, Kansas University 12 254, professional 10 011 85, residential 9 120 49, city county government 2 055 20. Lawrence School District 497 expected to report. Combined Federal Campaign not totaled as its drive ends.
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Eudora Youth Struck By Parents Car
John Burchett a 23 month old boy was examined and released at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after his parents vehicle ran over him in the driveway of their home. The parents Mr and Mrs Robin Burchett told Douglas County Sheriff's officers they were pushing the car when the door knocked the boy down and the left front wheel ran over him.
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Colorado Springs man attempts hanging in Douglas County Jail
Michael L. Frame twenty from Colorado Springs was treated in Lawrence Memorial Hospital in fair condition after a self inflicted hanging attempt in the Douglas County Jail. Sheriff Rex Johnson said Frame used a sheet and had pleaded guilty October 25 to illegal marijuana sale and awaited sentencing in district court.
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Douglas County Eyes Up To 6 Million Bridge Bond Issue
Douglas County Commission reviews statutory authority to issue as much as six million dollars in bridge bonds for a new Kansas River Bridge in Lawrence and 47 county bridges. Bond attorney Charles Stough says amendments may allow bonds without increasing county debt totals and with a simple majority vote. He will verify findings and estimate legal and rating costs, possibly paid from revenue-sharing funds.
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Youngster Shawn Christensen Struck By Auto In Baldwin
Four year old Shawn Christensen of Baldwin was struck by a car driven by Larry D. Fairchild while riding a tricycle in an alley. He was treated for a head wound at a Baldwin physician’s office and Lawrence Memorial Hospital before being released in good condition Sunday.
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Powers For Arts Council To Be Considered by City
Lawrence City Commission will discuss a resolution to broaden the Arts Council powers including evaluating city land structures and advising on art acquisitions relocations or alterations. A first reading of a controversial animal control ordinance is also planned with rabies vaccination rules replacing dog licenses. Transfers totaling 120000 dollars for Connecticut Street improvements are authorized from gasoline tax funds.
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City Commission Agenda Includes Standon Beauly Salon Plan
The city commission considers a site plan for Standon Beauly Salon at 3009 W Sixth and discusses Youth Appreciation Week in Lawrence along with several ordinances. Action items include dog control amendments, Armstrong Subdivision rezoning, and a sanitary landfill rate change.
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KU Professor H A Ireland dies at 69 in Lawrence
H A Ireland a noted KU geologist died Sunday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital from an apparent heart attack at his home. He was 69 and had taught at KU since 1948 focusing on carbonate rock residues and Silurian micro fossils. He studied at Ohio Wesleyan Oklahoma and Chicago and worked for OU USGS SCS and Standard Oil before KU. Funeral Wednesday at Rumsey with burial at Oak Hill. memorials to KU Endowment.
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Segretti Sentenced to Six Months in Minimum Security Prison
Donald H. Segretti, a political saboteur financed by Nixon campaign funds, was sentenced by U S District Court Judge Gerhard A Gesell to six months in a minimum security prison for three federal misdemeanor counts tied to his 1972 campaign activities in Florida. The judge ordered three years concurrent but suspended the sentence with the six month prison term.
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Two Fires Hit Local Apartment in Lawrence
Separate blazes in a two part incident damaged an address at 1310 Tenn. The fires occurred in the bathroom and bedroom of a three story frame house causing about 8000 dollars in damage. Occupant Darryl Bright was away but returned before investigators left. Douglas Meeker owned the home.
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Automobile Stolen From Ann Fast In City
Ann M. Fast reports a 1963 blue Ford stolen between 8 p.m. Friday and 6 30 p.m. Saturday. The car bore 1974 license tag DGB 2616 and was valued at 100 dollars.
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