Miller Defends Enforcing All Laws at KU Speech
Kansas Attorney General Vern Miller told about 600 students at the Kansas Union Ballroom that his duty is to enforce all laws passed by the legislature. He argued victimless crimes do affect a community and cautioned against lowering standards, while deflecting moral judgments on specific acts. The event included heckling and focused on marijuana, gambling, pornography, prostitution, and private acts among adults.
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Miller
Poe
Kansas Union
Frank B
National Commission
Down town foliage praised amid city planning notes
Lawrence observers praise unusually bright leaves in three New Hampshire street lots and a Vermont block parking area, crediting a decade of planning and artistry by city officials. Lawrence figures, Raymond Nichols interview scene and a U Fund drive update follow with regard to modest gifts and heated public discussion.
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New Hampshire
Vermont
Lawrence
Milton Eisenhower Endorses Percy for 1976 Presidency
Dr. Milton Eisenhower voiced his late brother’s support for Sen. Charles H. Percy of Illinois in the 1976 presidential race. The endorsement referenced Percy as a preferred candidate from the Republican side.
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Wiahington
Milton
Eisenhower
Sen
Charles H. Percy
R-Nl
NDP Consultants Urged to Study Bank Loan Plan for Rehab
City commissioners urged Neighborhood Development Program consultants Oblinger and Smith of Wichita to explore a bank loan at cost funded by revenue sharing to lower rehab loan rates. Banks would bear deficiencies while the city avoids full liability. A mail survey in East Lawrence starts this week.
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Lawrence
Oblinger
Smith
Wichita
East Lawrence
Lowell Richardson
NDP
Jack Rose
Hearings Slated On Drug Charges In Kansas
Preliminary hearings are set in Douglas County Court for three adults linked to LSD sales. Stanly Bohling 18 Overland Park Rick Hersh 19 Prairie Village and Jack A Boring 19 Leawood face hearings. bonds lowered from 10000 each. Two juveniles remain jailed in Lawrence pending juvenile court hearings. Four KU students among those arrested after dormitory raids.
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Miller
Overland Park
Lawrence
Douglas County
Stanley Bohling
Rick Hersh
Prairie Village
Jack A. Boring
Leawood
Bohling
Hersh
Kansas University
Whomper Ending Pickup Service At KU Reclamation Center
The Whomper board of directors has discontinued bottle and can pickups at nine grade schools and seven apartment complexes. Service will resume only when the center has time money and a truck. Kathy Allen Topeka junior and administrative director urged residents to bring bottles and cans to Eighth and New Hampshire. Election of officers was postponed until November 27 with Allen serving as chairman and David Miller named treasurer.
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Kansas University Reclamation Center
Whomper
Kathy Allen
Topeka
Lawrence
Eighth
New Hampshire
Miss Allen
David Miller
Kissinger Shifts Focus to U S Japan Ties in Tokyo
Secretary of State Kissinger lands in Tokyo after China trip as U S and China pledge to move toward normalization. The talks stress more scientific cultural and business exchanges while reaffirming one China and Taiwan’s status. Japan faces oil cuts and fears a 16 percent Arab supply drop hitting 1974 growth.
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Tokyo
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
Japan
China
Peking
Kissinger
Taiwan
Soviet Union
Pacific
Middle East
Masayoshi Ohira
Ohira
Israel
Jackson Pushes Energy Actions
Senator Henry M. Jackson presses for Senate action on an emergency energy bill expected to pass this week. The measure would ration scarce fuels including gasoline and home heating oil, aiming to curb usage within weeks and support equal burden sharing during fuel shortages.
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Washington
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Senate
Alaska
North Slope
Nixon
White House
House
Douglas County Sees Strong Support for Home Rule
Douglas County officials after Wichita convention express confidence that 1974 legislature will approve home rule legislation. The measure would expand county powers and permit a county administrator, with broad support from all commissioners led by Walter Cragan. Officials also back tax and funding reforms and address auto insurance proof requirements.
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Douglas County
Kansas Officials Council
Wichita
Commission
Walter Cragan
Cragan
Tax Bills Delayed Again In Douglas County
Douglas County taxpayers face possible delays in receiving 1973 personal property and real estate tax statements due to slow real estate computerization. Mrs. Norman notes the special assessment listing is far behind schedule with final processing aimed for today. Postal mailing may shift to Monday or Thanksgiving overtime. late delivery could trigger an extension of the December 20 payment deadline.
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Douglas County
Edythe Norman
UF Drive Surpasses Goal as United Fund Push Continues
The United Fund drive surpasses its goal in several divisions with totals and percent progress reported.Industry and city county government segments near targets while other divisions report renewed canvassing and donor contacts to reach their goals by next Wednesday.
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United Fund
Glenn Madsen
Madsen
Drive
David Hiebert
Bob Jacob
David Mansfield
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Douglas County
Dale Willey
Willey
Hiebert
Civic Club
Fri
Beverly Hornsby
Albin
Haskell
Miller clears KU Medical Center contract probe
Kansas Attorney General Vern Miller told a legislative committee he found no evidence of wrongdoing in the $54 million University of Kansas Medical Center expansion contracts. He said no payoffs conflicts of interest or duplicated state costs were found and pledged to prosecute if violations exist.
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Miller
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
EU Medical Center
Senate
Kenneth R. McLain
Robert F. Brandt
McLain
Kansas City, Kan
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Kansas
Vern Miller
Hisses
Randy Webster
Houston
The
Journal- World
Eral
Journal-World Photo
Raymond Nichols
Nichols
Fred Pence
Milton P. Allen
Percy
Boring
Mark Avery
Melville
N.Y
Bill Hogle
U.L.U
Tennessee
U.s.-Japan
United States
Wash
Ington
Jackson
By David C. Martin
Interior Committee
Commissioners’ Association
County General Fund
Treasurers’ Association
Puter
Don Metzler
Metzler
Max Stalcup
Don Albin
Waddell & Reed
Topeka, Kansas
Waddell &Reed
STE Dy
Iowa
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