Thermostats Down Yet Temperatures Rise Across Lawrence Offices
Lawrence survey finds thermostats set 62 to 70 degrees while room temps run 64 to 79 across 14 buildings. Faulty controls and extra heat sources blamed. Washington DC offices show similar gap. Lawrence High, county offices, and libraries report varied readings with central heating and per-office adjustments noted.
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Nixon energy group favors gas tax to avert rationing
A Cabinet energy panel lobbied for fuel-saving ideas as gasoline shortage fears rise. The group debated a 30 to 40 cent tax but worried Congress would stall. officials expect a 30 percent gasoline cutback and possible government control of wholesale petroleum and crude oil.
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Burglars Hit Fraternity and Sorority During KU Break
Break-ins reported at Phi Kappa Psi at 1602 West 15th and Pi Beta Phi at 1612 West 15th during Thanksgiving break. Items stolen include stereo gear, clothing, a 12 gauge shotgun, and a $500 camera. Multiple residents named as owners. total losses cited over $1,209 at the fraternity and several thousand dollars at the sorority. Another burglary at 1741 West 19th with stereo equipment valued at $680.
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KC TV Tower Lights Dimmed As Energy Crunch Bites
Lawrence reports the Kansas City area endures an energy crisis that shuts off the KCMO-TV tower lights for the duration. The tower, about 1100 feet tall, previously flaunted 1360 25 watt bulbs and stood taller than Paris Eiffel Tower according to officials.
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United Fund Nears Goal With Small Businesses Targeted
The United Fund shows totals near its $179 340 goal with divisions in Industry and Business close to targets. Kansas University and professional segments have exceeded goals while residential and city county government work toward their targets as a follow up canvass continues under Secretary Betty Pearson.
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City Delays Firebird Demolition Pending Repairs and Sale
Lawrence City Commission postponed demolition of the Firebird Club at 2222 Iowa awaiting assurances of safety and sale prospects. Owner Paul Lammers said he will fill pools and secure the site while seeking buyers, with a week given to detail promised repairs and security.
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Rev Edwin F Price dies after long illness in Lawrence
The Rev. Edwin F. Price a longtime Kansas University Methodist leader died at Cherry Manor Nursing Home after hospitalization for a recent illness. He was 78 and had served KU students for nearly 30 years. Memorial services are set for 3 p.m. Sunday at First United Methodist Church. Survivors include wife Lena two sons Edwin Jr and Roger a daughter Charlotte Ruth and 10 grandchildren. He founded the KU Wesley Foundation and was dean of the Kansas School of Religion. He received honorary degrees and was named Sertoma Service to Mankind honoree in 1972. He once headed the Methodist Student Center at KU from 1926 to 1960. He retired about 13 years ago but remained active in civic and religious affairs.
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Oil Company's Duty to Douglas County Sparks Debate
Douglas County commissioners heard Standard Oil no longer required to supply diesel as the firm argues tank wagon customers are not obligated. Ray Polk says county qualifies, while state officials claim a 1972-record of service requires continued supply. County turned to Farmers Co op for diesel at double price after fuel allocation shifts.
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Large fire at INTERx Building recalls 1972 blaze
Sanders notes the current fire, the INTERx Building at 2201 W. 21st, echoes the Dec 10 1972 blaze that caused 119000 in losses. The INTERx fire is the first major blaze of the year with small monthly losses otherwise. Earlier, Dec 28 1966 at Independent Laundry and Dry Cleaners caused 450698.45 in damage and razed three buildings for a parking lot.
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Pike Turnpike Stations Stay Open Sundays for Now
Wichita AP report says six Kansas Turnpike service stations will remain open on Sundays for the present. Turnpike General Manager Jerry Brindle notes the Kansas Turnpike Authority awaits federal guidelines on a President's Sunday closing request before changes. Brindle stresses emergency and weekend work travel justify keeping Sunday hours. The Authority hopes for guidance soon while aiming to cooperate.
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Arthur Flory Burned in Apartment Fire Incident
Arthur F. Flory 70 is in critical condition at the KU Medical Center burn unit after severe burns from a lighter fluid ignition in his Lawrence apartment. Fire officials say he spilled fluid and it ignited. he was moved from Lawrence Memorial Hospital to Kansas City for treatment. Flory, a retired longtime Lone Star area resident, lives in Malls Olde English Village.
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Utilities official forecasts coal and fusion as future energy
KPL officials argue for coal as near term power source and nuclear breeder reactors for long term. They emphasize long range planning and securing coal from southeast Kansas to avoid winter shortages despite some environmental costs.
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Girl Injured in Two Car Crash at Seventh and New Hampshire
A two car collision at Seventh and New Hampshire at about 1 30 p m injured a 2 year old girl identified as Heather Meitner daughter of Mr and Mrs James Meitner Rt 1 She was treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital for a minor concussion and further details were unavailable
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