Airport tour contrasts Lawrence with Manhattan Salina and Newton
Lawrence reporters toured regional airports to gauge bond issue value for a proposed 5 000 foot runway and new terminal. Manhattan Salina and Newton officials tout aviation as a community asset, while Lawrence seeks voter approval for 664000 dollars to finance 34 4 percent of a 193 million project.
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Lawrence
Airport For Lawrence Committee
Chamber of Commerce and
Manhattan
Salina
Newton
Lawrence’s
Ft. Riley
Frontier
Capitol Air Service
Kansas State University
Parking Meters Considered for KU Loading Zones
A Kansas University panel discussed placing meters in loading zones as a financially viable option. The group explored lend lease meters with earnings offsetting costs and potential 20 minute meters at 10 cents per 10 minutes, with final board action set for December 4.
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Kansas University
Mike Thomas
Thomas
E. W. Fenstemaker
Keith Nitcher
Keith Lawton
Elizabeth Goetz
Miller to Present Evidence to Shawnee Grand Jury
Kansas Attorney General Vern Miller said he will be ready to begin presenting evidence to a Shawnee County grand jury next Thursday. The inquiry centers on state architectural contracts and the University of Kansas Medical Center expansion in Kansas City.
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Topeka
Kan
Vern Miller
Shawnee County
Miller
Kansas City
University of Kansas Medical Center
Retired Lone Star resident Flory in critical burn injury
Flory Arthur Flory, 70, was listed in critical condition today at Kansas University Medical Center after a fire at his home 2411 Sa Tuesday. Lawrence firemen said a spilled cigarette lighter fluid on his body ignited the blaze.
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Arthur Flory
Shis
Kansas University Medical Center
Lawrence
Flory
Lone Star Area
Man Sentenced After Guilty Plea in Liquor Store Robbery
Richard L. Coffelt age 39 of 830 Locust pleaded guilty to taking $230 from an employee of Frey and Williams Liquor Store at 2324 La. Frank Gray of Division II Douglas County District Court sentenced Coffelt Wednesday to five to 20 years in prison.
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Richard L. Coffelt
Coffelt
Frey & Williams
Frank Gray
Douglas County
AIA Unit to Elect Officers in Lawrence Section
The Lawrence section of the American Institute of Architects will elect officers at 7 30 p m December 6 in the First National Bank meeting room. Nominees include Jim Blessing for president Bob Green for vice president Renee DeBusman for secretary Miterown for treasurer Munczek and Gary Nevins are nominated for other posts Dean Graves president of the Kansas City AIA chapter will speak.
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Lawrence
American Institute of Architects
Iwill
First National Bank
Jim Blessing
Bob Green
Ae DeBusman
Miterown
Atin Soler
Munczek
Gary ‘Nevins
Dean Graves
Kansas City
AIA
Fire at Lawrence Saunders and Dry Cleaners cause estimated
Fire Chief F C Sanders put the loss at 250000 for a commercial linen facility at the southwest corner of 10th and New Hampshire. He put building damage at 100000 and contents at 150000 with arson not proven. Company president Schmalberg declined comment.
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Lawrence Saunders and Dry ‘Cleaners
F. C. Sanders
10Th and
New Hampshire
Sanders
Robert E. Schmalberg
FAA Grants Move Airport Master Plan Forward
The FAA approves an 8682 grant covering two thirds of the airport master plan cost as the city weighs a bond issue of 664000 to fund part of a 13 million airport expansion. City Manager Buford Watson says consultants Bucher and Willis will prepare the plan if voters approve the bond. The plan outlines maps and cost estimates for future airport development.
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Fedeaa Aviation Administration
Bucher
Willis
Buford Watson
Whomper Board Elects Officers
Arly Allen of Allen Press becomes president of the Whomper KU Reclamatio n Center board. Kathy Clark is secretary and Mary Lou Sherman treasurer. Brad Reynolds remains operating manager and Kathy Allen is public relations chair. Bylaws to be discussed December 12. A director will sign a capital disposition contract with the KU Student Senate this week to allow spending of student activity fees.
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Allen Press
Kansas University Reclamation Center
Whomper
Kathy Clark
Nampa
Idaho
Mary Lou Sherman
Iil
Brad Reynolds
Kathy Allen
Lawrence
Miss Allen
Wayne Bequest Funds Medical Student Loan at KU
The Orval B. and Minnie S. Wayne Medical Student Loan Fund is established with a $35,000 bequest from the estate of Mrs. Wayne. Irvin Y. of the KU Endowment says Mrs. Wayne, born near Mound City and known for community service, died in August 1972 in Fort Scott. Mr. Wayne died in March 1961. the couple had no children.
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Minnie S&s. Wayne Medical Student Loan Fund
Wayne
Irvin Youngberg
The
Kansas University Endowment Association
UDK Editor Hal Ritter Named University Daily Kansan Editor
Burlington senior Hal Ritter will be spring semester editor of the University Daily Kansan at Kansas University. Ritter, associate editor, formerly interned at the Philadelphia Inquirer and is a Rhodes Scholarship finalist. Business manager next semester will be David L. Hunke of Baytown Texas, a senior and current ad manager with a summer internship at the Odessa American.
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Burlington
Univesity
Kansan
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David L. Hunke
Baytown
Tex
Odessa
Ford Nomination to Vice President Approved by House Panel
Gerald R. Ford’s bid for vice president won 29 to 8 votes in the House Judiciary Committee. The full House and Senate action followed with expected solid support, though eight Democrats criticized Ford’s civil rights record as dismal. Some Democrats warned they may withhold final judgment on the floor.
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Ald R. Ford
House Judiciary Committee
House Committee
Ford
Don Edwards
D-Calif
Nixon
Court Invalidates Law Limiting Campaign Spending
A federal three judge panel ruled that a 1972 law capping political ad spending violates free speech. The decision questions several provisions requiring disclosure of campaign contributions and delays investigations pending possible appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Justice Department
Supreme’ Court
David Bazelon
U.S. Circuit Court For the
District of Columbia
William B. Bryant
McGovern to Speak Friday at Kansas Union Ballroom
Senator George McGovern will discuss "Beyond the Water Gate" at 8 p.m. Friday in the Kansas Union Ballroom. The event is sponsored by Kansas University Student Union Activities with a press conference and dinner beforehand and a public reception afterward in the Jayhawk-Big Eight Rooms.
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George McGovern
Kansas Union
Kansas University
McGovern
Planners Reject Rezoning Bid in Lawrence
Lawrence Douglas County Planning Commission rejects a rezoning request to spread office zoning north on Ohio Street from 23rd Street. The vote was unanimous and denial applies to Ruth Clough and Henry Welsh for 2242 and 2246 Ohio. The panel also approved M-2 general industrial zoning for 2.8 acres on North Third Street near the Kansas Turnpike. All annexed land remains single family. Agri Chemicals existed before annexation and is a non conforming use. The zoning committee will study other rezoning options in the area.
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Lawrence-Douglas County
Man's Leg Broken In Industrial Accident At Fibreboard Co
Donald Turner aged 37 of 414 Minn. was admitted in good condition to Lawrence Memorial Hospital with a fractured left leg. He sustained the injury in an industrial accident at 7 20 p m Wednesday at Kansas Fibreboard Co located at Sixth and New Hampshire. Details of the accident were not available.
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Donald Turner
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Kansas Fibreboard Co
Sixth
New Hampshire
White House says seven tapes intact in Watergate dispute
White House Press Secretary Ronald Ziegler said all seven subpoenaed Watergate tapes are intact and accused the prosecutor's staff of ingrained suspicion and dislike for the president and his administration. He stressed respect for special prosecutor Leon Jaworski while questioning staff objectivity.
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White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Gerald L. Warren
Leon Jaworski
Ziegler
Rest Home Sold in Lawrence to Samaritan Lodge Inc
Rest Home Samaritan Lodge in Lawrence formerly led by Corwin E. Sperry at 205 N Mich is being sold Friday to Samaritan Lodge Inc headed by Garnetta C. Shouse. Raymond E. Agee will direct the lodge with Civil Gray as co administrator. an open house is set for 3 p.m. Dec 9 for residents families and the public.
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Mich
Lawrence
Corwin E. Sperry
Samaritan Lodge Inc
Garnetta C. Shouse
Sperry
Raymond E. Agee
Civil Gray
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