Line Between Individual Freedom and Bureaucratic Control
A Journal-World Saturday column questions how far U S freedom to live, work, and educate can be restricted by government and Supreme Court decisions. It cites private schools resisting desegregation, Kansas University speech limits, and broad employment and regulatory rules, arguing bureaucracy erodes personal liberty.
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United States
U.S
Supreme Court
Congress
Kansas University
America
Washington
Ford discounts Southern strategy during southern tour
President Ford says he has no Southern strategy as he campaigns in North Carolina and Georgia. He supports campaign manager Howard Callaway and notes Len Brooke as a possible future running mate, while denying Brooke is a front runner.
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Ford
South
North Carolina
Georgia
North
Brooke
Massachusetts
Len
Washington
Howard H
Bo’ Callaway
GOP
Bo Callaway
Rogers C.B. Morton
Commerce
Callaway
Morton
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Raleigh
N.C
Newt Ginrich
Eisenhower
Ginrich
Education Week Banquet and Symposium at Kansas Union
Education Week at Kansas University features a Sunday banquet in the Union Ballroom with Gov. Bennett and KU Chancellor Archie Dykes presenting awards. A working symposium follows Monday and Tuesday with guests Robert Bush of Stanford and Irwin Spear of Texas, discussing teaching quality and microbiology in education.
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Kansas Union Ballroom
Gov
Robert Bennett
Archie Dykes
Rusty Leffel
Higher Education
Robert Bush
Stanford University
Irwin Spear
Texas University At Austin
Bush
Kansas Union Council
Spear
Jayhawk
Union
Woodruff
Council
Texas University
Portuguese Communist rally sparks calls of national crisis
In Lisbon the Communist rally drew about 20,000 as unions threaten widespread unrest after a 37 hour siege on Premier Pinheiro de Azevedo ended with demands met. PPD leader Francisco La Carneiro warned the anti government mobilization could presage grave events nationally.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Portugl
Popular Democrats
Francisco la Carneiro
Popular Democratic Party
PPD
Jose Pinheiro de Azevedo
Labor Ministry
Otelo Saraiva de Carvalho
Oporto
la Carneiro
Daley Proposes Chicago Budget For 1976
Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley seeks a $1.15 billion city budget for 1976, about $42 million more than the prior year, promising no new taxes and including a 5.5 percent pay raise for all city employees.
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Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Daley
Kansas lawmakers push plan to ease malpractice crisis
A Kansas special committee proposes a three layer malpractice package including basic up to 100000 and umbrella over 1100000, a state stabilization fund funded by rising premiums, and private insurer coverage. It also calls for a four year filing limit, a judge approved panel, license renewal education, attorney fee limits, and long term periodic judgments.
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Sowers
State Insurance Department
State drops charges against engineering firm
The state drops bribery conspiracy charges against Will Taliaferro Bruce Browne and their firm Taliaferro and Browne in Shawnee County District Court in the Kansas Medical Center kickback case. Seventeen defendants remain charged including Malloy and Dick Docking with trial dates set for late December and January.
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Kansas Medical Center
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Bruce Browne
Taliaferro
Richard L. Malloy
Docking
George R
Dick” Docking
Marshall and Brown
Kansas
Malloy
Norbert Sidorowicz
Kan
Vickers
Sidorowicz
Campaign effort termed success at Baker University drive
Baldwin response to Baker University telephone solicitations drew 50 callers, including 34 students, during three nights in early November. More than 1,200 Kansas City alumni were contacted, raising over 7000 in pledges with final totals near 24000 against a 30000 goal. Kim Cramer led with 60 pledges, earning a Baker rocker. runners up were Susan Esher and Nancy Hey.
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Baker University
Murray Blackwelder
Kansas City
Kim Cramer
Ottawa
Susan Esher
Shawnee Mission
Nancy Hey
Memorial service for Agnes J. Conger in Lawrence
Agnes J. Conger 76 of 2200 Harper died Friday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. A memorial service is set for 2 30 p m Sunday at Trinity Lutheran Church with Pastor Paul Olson. She donated her body to KU Medical Center. Survived by son John L Emporia. daughter Jean Heikkinen Rodgers Ark. sister Esther Swanson Topeka. three grandchildren. two great grandchildren. Memorials to Trinity Lutheran Church building fund.
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Harper
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Trinity Lutheran Church
Paul Olson
Conger
University of Kansas Medical Center
Lawrence
Charlton, Holmes, Peck and Brown Insurance Agency
John L
Emporia
Jean Heikkinen
Rodgers, Ark
Esther Swanson
Topeka
Car crashes into Dillon store injuring boy
A car driven by Harry L Murphy jumped a curb and plowed into the Dillon food store at 2108 W 27th injuring a small boy who was pinned by a shopping cart. Police say the boy sustained minor injuries and the car suffered $300 in damage while property damage reached $5 000.
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Harry L. Murphy
Iowa
Murphy
Dillon's
Two arrested in kidnap of GM executive's son
Two men, Darryl E. Wilson and Clinton Williams, both of Ann Arbor, were arrested in the kidnap of Timothy Stempel, 13, son of GM executive Robert C. Stempel. FBI recovered part of the $150,000 ransom and linked others to the case as arrests followed.
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Mich
General Motors
Robert C. Stempel
Timothy
FBI
Darryl E. Wilson
Clinton Williams
Ann Arbor
Robertson
Wilson
Williams
Dolly Wilson
Stempel
Roberston
Harris trial postponed but Hearst may go federal first
William and Emily Harris win a trial postponement to February 2 in California state court on robbery assault and kidnapping charges. Patricia Hearst likely will not stand trial with them as her federal bank robbery case in San Francisco begins December 15 with no postponement expected. Prosecutor Meyerson prioritizes Hearst over the state case. Judge Brandier denied several defense motions including dismissal. attorney Weinglass challenged a key witness’s hypnosis and perceived bias from victims Sutter and Matthews.
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William and
Emily Harris
Patricia Hearst
Samuel Mayerson
Miss Hearst
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Harrises
Symbionese Liberation Army
Harris
Mark Brandier
Leonard Weinglass
Hollywood
Frank Sutter
Weinglass
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