LMH Seeks to Halt Rising Bad Debts
Lawrence Memorial Hospital board approved a two part plan to curb unpaid patient bills. The effort, led by president Robert Payne, aims to review financial arrangements for patients without third party coverage and pursue pre payment or financing options. The hospital reports 588 445 owed, 100 711 by current patients, about three percent of charges.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital Board
Board
Robert Payne
LMH
Gilbert Holle
LMI
Phog Allen at 86 Remains Active in Lawrence
Former Kansas University basketball coach Phog Allen, turning 86 this Thursday, says he feels better than ever. The father of basketball coaching retired after 39 years at KU with a 771 233 record and a 1951 52 NCAA title. Douglas County funds await claim. unclaimed 11 400 may go to police pension. KU Alumni Development Council meet set for Saturday at the Kansas Union to discuss legislative liaison and EU growth.
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Kansas University
Phog Allen
Allen
Mt. Oread
Jayhawk
Douglas County
Mike Elwell
Lawrence Police and Fire Department
Kansas Union
KU Alumni Assn
Lawrence
Odd Williams
Thailand's Premier Seizes Absolute Power In Coup
Premier Thanom Kittikachorn dissolves Cabinet and Parliament, suspends the constitution and proclaims a new Revolutionary Council. Martial law declared as officials are urged to remain calm. The move signals a return to military rule and raises questions about U S bases and Southeast Asia policy.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Thanom Kittikachorn
Thanom
Sarit Thanarat
United States
Indochina
South
Vietnam
Thanat Khaman
Revolutionary Council
U.S
Southeast Asia
Agnew Mocking Media Ouster Campaign From Beverly Hills
Vice President Spiro Agnew tells 500 at a Beverly Hills luncheon that pundits inflamed a mail campaign to remove him and says letters urging him to quit show intimidation by opponents. He cites four Democrats Humphrey McGovern Kennedy and Muskie as engaging in rhetorical excesses that threaten free institutions.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
International Foodservice Manufacturers Association
Humphrey
KU Construction Projects Continue Work on Schedule
Wescoe Hall on the Kansas University campus is about 15 per cent complete with a $7.6 million project, while four other campus builds totaling about $5.9 million progress with no problems. Casson Construction of Topeka is the general contractor as plans move toward occupancy in September 1973.
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Wescoe Hall
Kansas University
KU Construction
Wescoe
Keith Lawton
Lawton
Casson Construction
Topeka
Summerfield Hall
B. A. Green Construction Co
Lawrence
Haworth Hall
John T. Stewart
Raymond C. Moore
Kansas Geological Survey
19Th and
Iowa
U.S. Geological Survey
Center For Research
Geological Survey
Lindley Hall
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Kansas Board of Regents
Out District Tuition Ends When Student Registers to Vote
Kansas Attorney General clarifies that a student who registers to vote in the county of a junior college abandons prior residence. The student then becomes a resident of the college district, relieving the former county from out district tuition obligations.
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Topeka
Kan
Vern Miller
Miller
John Martin
Montgomery County
Coffeyville Community Junior College
Lorentz
Coffeyville
Attorney General’s Office
Nixon signs $21.3 billion forces bill ignoring Mansfield amendment
President Nixon signs a $21.3 billion military procurement bill while rejecting the Mansfield amendment urging a final withdrawal date from Indochina. He says the amendment has no binding force and hinders negotiations. The measure funds antiballistic missile work and other R&D. It also delays chrome imports ban on Rhodesia until January 1972 amid talks with Britain.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S
Indochina
Rhodesia
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Britain
South Africa
Three Major Thefts Reported Totaling 1615 Losses
Police report three thefts with total losses of 1615. A 750 water pump was stolen from a construction site at Ninth and Centennial by four suspects in a red white station wagon. A 500 guitar amplifier power speaker disappeared from Murphy Hall between Thursday and Monday. Parts worth 365 from Art's Cycle Center were taken from the shop and a storage shed on Haskell Street.
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Lawrence
Ninth
Centennial
Murray Hill
Constant Construction Co
Perry
Kansas _—_ University
Murphy Hall
Jeffrey Dearinger
Ala
Art Sommer
Art’s Cycle Center
W. 23Rd
Haskell
Storge
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Flint
Journal-World
Chamber of Commerce
New Hampshire
Vernon Cheek
Elmwood
Robert Shorter
N.J
Davyl Beene
Tenn
East Dr
Earl Cheek
Del
Larry Flannery
Winston Harwood
Journal-World Photo
Warren
Lawrence, Kansas
Continental Trailways
Massachusetts
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