Miller to Aid Drafting Bingo Bill
Kansas Attorney General Vern Miller said he will help draft a constitutional amendment to legalize bingo for a 1973 session but will not campaign for it. He favors a focused bingo legalization and will study the Ball amendment as a possible path while noting no current reports of active bingo operations since the 1971 Supreme Court ruling.
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Topeka
Kan
Vern Miller
Miller
State Supreme Court
Associated Press
Leadman Ball
Ritchison
Richard E. Taylor Jr
Kansas United Dty Forces
United Dty Forces
Kansas
French Leader Confers On Peace Plan In Paris Talks
Foreign Minister Maurice Schumann met for 45 minutes with Vo Van Sung in Paris. Le Duc Tho and Xuan Thuy later visited Viet Cong headquarters for private talks with Henry Kissinger. Nguyen Co Thach began returning to Hanoi from Moscow after refusing to comment.
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Paris
Maurice Schumann
Vo van Sung
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
Xuan Thuy
Viet Cong
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
Nguyen Co Thach
North Vietnam
Tho
Kissinger
Hunters bag seven wild boars near Collins Arkansas
A Lawrence group including Steve Chandler Joe Som mers Clint Laughlin and Larry Kennedy and Loren Impson of Eudora hunted wild boar in Arkansas over four days ending Sunday. They shot seven boars with the largest dressing at 150 pounds near Collins about 30 miles north of the Louisiana border.
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Arkansas
Steve Chandler
Joe Sommers
Clint Laughlin
Larry Kennedy
Lawrence
Loren Impson
Eudora
Impson
Collins
Ark
Louisiana
Holiday Traffic Toll Hits 651
The nation records 651 traffic deaths during the four day Thanksgiving holiday period as weather worsened driving conditions from the Great Lakes to the Northeast. Rain snow fog and high winds hindered travel across multiple states with up to 3 inches of snow in the region.
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Great Lakes
Massachusetts
Maine
Associated Press
National Safety Council
Show Spotlights Career Education at Lawrence High
A series of videotapes on auto and farm mechanics data processing and other career education programs at Lawrence High School will air 6:30 to 8:30 tonight on Sunflower Cablevision Channel 6. Produced by Neal Fenter District 497 multimedia specialist the tapes include interviews with teachers students and class scenes. They have been shown at recent Lawrence Board of Education meetings.
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Lawrence High School
Sunflower Cablevision
Neal Fenter
District 497
Lawrence Board of Education
Docking Backs Victory Humbling Remarks at KS Colleges Meet
Gov. Robert Docking, reelected to a fourth term, told Kansas college administrators the landslide win is humbling and that higher education will remain a top administration priority. He warned of tough 1973 budget choices and promised a balanced program.
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Emporia
Kan
Robert Docking
Docking
Kansas Association of State Colleges and Universities
Kansas State Teachers College
Morris Kay
Kansas
Boy Drowns In Grandfather's Baptismal Tank
A 2 year old Oklahoma City boy drowned in a baptismal tank on his grandfather's Chelsea area farm after his siblings left him outside. The tank used by the Assembly of God Church measures about four feet by twelve and four feet deep, with eight inches above ground.
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Chelsea
Okla
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Michael Wayne Pinkston
Elmer Pinkston Jr
Elmer Pinkston Sii
Carla Pinkston
Assembly of God Church
Elmer Pinkston
Chelsea Church
Health Director Deadline Nears at Kansas University
The search committee seeking a new director of KU Student Health Service aims to fill the post left by retiree Dr. Raymond Schwegler. Chaired by James Rosser the committee has notified medical schools societies and state health groups asking for nominations and help publicizing the opening.
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Kansas University
Raymond Schwegler
James Rosser
State Department of Public Health
KU Alumni Association
Rosser
Germany weighs Bormann trial if identified abroad
West Germany would pursue legal avenues to try Martin Bormann if he is positively identified overseas, a Justice Ministry spokesman said. He dismissed reports of Bormann’s alleged location in Argentina as repeatedly false, though notes persistent rumors.
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Bonn
Germany
Willy Brandt
Martin Bormann
West Germany
Justice Ministry
Bormann
Adolf Hitler
Argentina
Doubt Remains Over Martin Bormann Fate as Probe Continues
A Bonn spokesman urged extreme skepticism over claims of Martin Bormann's life. Frankfurt prosecutors said no final evidence exists that he is buried, and they will pursue all leads. No new information has emerged from Gehlen or Bavarian authorities.
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Bormann
Reinhard Gehlen
Justice Ministry
Gehlen
Munich
Frankfurt
Horst Ven Glasenapp
Soviet Union
Forty seven KU seniors named to Phi Beta Kappa
Forty seven first semester KU seniors were elected to Phi Beta Kappa with GPA of 3.8 or higher based on three years of college. Initiation is December 8 with geography professor Robert Nunley leading the chapter, and Alexandra Mason organizing an undergraduate program.
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Kansas University
Robert Nunley
Alexandra Mason
Navy probes Sunday prison disturbances at Camp Allen
The Navy questioned 33 sailors after two Sunday uprisings at Camp Allen Correctional Center in Norfolk. A fight between black and white inmates sparked a broader revolt with 32 black inmates held in one area and a white sailor in a separate section. Guards reported bruises and a chin injury to a guard as tensions rose amid prior complaints of unfair treatment and the absence of a black military lawyer.
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Norfolk, Va
Navy
Camp Allen Correctional Center
Samuel G. Anders
Norfolk Naval Station
Anders
Norfolk
CFCA Reports Test Date For Air Emission Control System
The Lawrence Cooperative Farm Chemical Assn plant will report to the state air quality office on December 31 to test a privately designed control system for ammonium nitrate towers. Plant manager Allen Hoffman says tests evaluate operating variables and potential redesigns to meet opacity and emission standards.
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Lawrence Cooperative Farm Chemical Assn
State Air Quality and Conservation Office
Allen Hoffman
Hoffman
CFCA
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