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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1973

Page

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White House offers steps on unrecorded Watergate tapes

The Nixon administration vows constructive action to present federal officials with substance of two conversations with John Dean III and John Mitchell from 1972 and 1973. Highlights include a 45 minute meeting with Senate Watergate committee aides and questions about automatic tape recording timing.

Washington White House Nixon Ronald L. Ziegler John W. Dean III Atty John N. Mitchell Ziegler Informa Watergate Senate Watergate Committee Watergate Committee J. Fred Buhzardt Buzhardt

Waterproofing dispute ties up final payment at Babcock Place

Topeka contractor B B Andersen Construction threatened to sue Lawrence Housing Authority executive director Bill Bywater over withheld final payment at Babcock Place 17th and Massachusetts until water leaks are fixed. Andersen alleged incomplete test results and demanded an immediate release of wall material tests. The housing official planned a meeting. Andersen would be in Denver tonight.

Topeka B. B. Anderson Bill Bywater The Lawrence Housing Authority Babcock Place 17Th Massachusetts Dersen Bywater B. B. Andersen Construction Co Andersen Denver Colo Kansas Geological Survey Iowa Randy Rankin

Mud Creek Costs Being Analyzed For Alternatives

The U S Army Corps of Engineers refines cost estimates for Mud Creek channelization alternatives and will not finish the study until early 1974. Kansas City regional office was ordered to prepare more accurate costs. The report cites long term environmental and economic benefits of nonchannelized plans.

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Mud Creek Kansas City Department of Civil Secretary of the Army Washington, D.C Phil Rottert

Hall Evacuated After Bomb Threat At Kansas University

Oliver Residence Hall at Kansas University was evacuated Thursday after a resident reported a bomb threat at 2 30 p m Security and Traffic office reports no bomb found

Oliver Kansas University

Winter Energy Saving Doubts in Forecasted Hard Season

The piece notes energy use may reveal effects of conservation if this winter matches 1972 and 1973 patterns. Kansas utility managers Salome and Austin Stedham expect to compare current billings with past years to gauge thermostat use, lighting, and decorations, though weather changes cloud the measurement.

Bill Salome Kansas’ Public Service Gas Co Austin Stedham Kansas Power and Light Co

Boy Hurt When Car Hits In Lawrence Parking Lot

Two year old Robert McLees was hospitalized in serious condition at the Kansas University Medical Center in Kansas City Kansas after being struck by a car in a parking lot at 1236 Oread. He suffered leg fractures and possible internal injuries. The boy is the son of Patricia McLees of 603 Lincoln.

Robert McLees Kansas University Medical Center Kansas City Kan Oread Lawrence Patricia McLees Lincoln

Many Townships Oppose County Road System

Douglas County officials debate a county unit road maintenance plan with townships expressing strong opposition. Trustees voice fears of neglecting local roads and loss of “personal touch” while some commissioners see potential efficiency and promise future discussion.

Richard Allen Palmyra Lloyd Wulfkuhle Kanwaka

Gas Rationing Likely By Next Spring Says Nixon Adviser

Washington AP reports John A Love, head of the Energy Policy Office, says nationwide gasoline rationing probably will be imposed by next spring. He notes no decision yet, but a local rationing system and coupons could begin by March or April, with Congress urged to grant authority by mid-December.

Washington Nixon John A. Love Energy Policy Office White House Love Congress Henry M. Jackson D-Wash House Senate Interior Department Middle East Friends of Israel

Boyle Agrees To Hearing In Pittsburgh

W A Tony Boyle, former United Mine Workers president, agrees to an arraignment in Pittsburgh on November 21 for conspiracy to kill union rival Joseph Yablonski. He appears in a wheelchair, recovering from a sleeping pills overdose, with bond to be reinstated after hospital discharge. State murder charges in Yablonski deaths also await in Pennsylvania.

Washington W. A Tony” Boyle Pittsburgh United Mine Workers Boyle U.S. Court House Justice Department Ronald Malone Malone U.S Arthur Burnett Bond Joseph A Jock” Yablonski Yablonski Pennsylvania

Morton Favors Granting Power To Nixon in Energy Crisis

Interior Secretary Rogers Morton tells a Kansas audience Nixon should gain authority to curb fuel use as U S faces a decade of shortages. He cautions about Middle East factors and urges public cooperation while promoting a Prairie National Park plan that hinges on statewide support. Morton also hails Dole and frames Watergate as a GOP challenge.

Morton Nixon Interior Rogers C. B. Morton Congress Haskell Indian Junior College Kansas Interior Department Middle East U. S Dole

Docking to begin talks to take Forbes Hospital

Gov Robert Docking announced that negotiations will start next week for the state to occupy Forbes Air Force Base hospital while final steps are taken to acquire title. The arrangement covers occupancy during transition to state ownership.

Topeka Robert Docking Forbes Air Force Base Docking

Lawrence DeMolay members brave cold trek to pick trash

Seven members of the Lawrence DeMolay chapter braved 30 degree weather and 15 mph winds to collect 150 pounds of trash along a seven mile stretch on Louisiana Street to the Wakarusa River. They ended the outing with hot chocolate at a nearby restaurant.

Lawrence The Order of DeMolay Louisiana Street Wakarusa

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