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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1970

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Pilot unable to explain cause of fatal DC8 crash near Anchorage

An NTSB team reports the Capitol International DC8 veered off an icy runway on takeoff killing 47 of 229 aboard. Pilot William Reid said takeoff was normal. Investigators cite possible tire lock or sliding on ice as factors. flight recorder analysis pending.

Anchorage Alaska Takoff Rudolf Kapustin National Transportation Safety Board NTSB Kapustin William G. Reid Napa Calif Capitol International Airways Reid Stracenter Frank Malone McChord Air Force Base Wash Washington ,D.C

Rentzel Faces Morals Charge

Dallas Cowboys star receiver Lance Rentzel faces a felony charge of indecent exposure over an incident involving a 10 year old girl in University Park. Police say Rentzel appeared at the station on November 20 posting a $1500 bond after an offense report filed November 19 alleging he drove up talked to the girl and exposed himself. Rentzel joined the Cowboys in 1967 and is married to TV star Joey Heatherton.

Dallas, Tex Forrest Keene University Park Lance Rentzel Dallas Cowboys Keene Rentzel

Lawrence to Deck University for Christmas Season

Kansas University expected to begin donning Christmas garb today with lights on Chancellor Laurence Chalmers residence. Major buildings including Watkins Memorial Hospital Danforth Chapel Strong Hall and Hoch Auditorium to be decorated. The traditional Strong Hall rotunda tree will be placed.

Kansas University Harry Buchholz Laurence Chalmers Watkins Memorial Hospital Danforth Chapel Strong Hall Hoch Auditorium Buchholz

Attorneys Ask New Trial for John M. Kerns Case

Kansas City man John M. Kerns 29 seeks a new trial and acquittal on two counts of grand larceny in Douglas County District Court. Convicted Nov. 19, he faces 1 to 5 years on each count. bond set at $2000. Trial motions scheduled for 1:30 p.m. Jan. 8. He allegedly took two drills from Coast-to-Coast Store and 76 record albums from Kroger's Family Center on Nov. 6, 1969. In a separate action, Lanny C. Riedel of Colby faces a jury trial for receiving stolen property valued at $12,840 from USS Agri-Chemical Co. on Dec. 23, 1969.

John M. Kerns Kansas City Douglas County Kerns Mass Kroger’s Family Center Naismith Lanny C. Riedel Colby USS Agri- Chemical Co

New Farm Bill Signed By Nixon At White House

President Nixon signed the 1970 farm bill saying it will shift production to match market needs and broaden markets at home and overseas. He cited bipartisan support and said the act moves away from strict controls, extends Food for Peace, the Wool Act, dairy programs, and caps subsidies at 55000 dollars per crop for individuals.

Washington Nixon Congress

Delivery Man Shot to Death in Kansas City Robbery

Henry Foster a 55 year old part time Graham Drug delivery man was shot to death by four robbers who escaped with a case of beer and a bottle of whisky he carried. He was delivering Saturday night to 1949 Belleview with friend Jack Lee 59 who warned of trouble before Foster was shot for not dropping the packages.

Kansas City Henry Foster Graham Drug Co Foster Belleview Jack Lee

Kennedy and Dole duel on Senate floor in Vietnam debate

Washington AP describes the sharpened exchanges between Senator Edward Kennedy and Senator Robert Dole as the Senate becomes a rugged arena. Dole accuses Kennedy of weak defending admin policy while Kennedy retorts, claiming Dole argues in bad faith. Byrd observes from the back.

Washington Edward M. Kennedy Massachusetts Senate Dole Kennedy Kansas North Vietnam

Pope Paul VI Opens Historic Australia Visit

Pope Paul VI became the first pope to visit Australia as tens of thousands cheered through police cordons in Sydney. Prime Minister John Gorton welcomed the frail 73 year old at the airport. The pontiff, traveling from Manila and Samoa, spoke of friendship with Christian churches and celebrated Mass at St Mary’s Cathedral after a Town Hall ceremony. Security was tight amid fears following a recent assassination attempt in Manila.

Sydney Australia Far East Pope Paul VI John G. Gorton Pope Manila Samoa Pago Pago Lyndon B. Johnson Paul Brothers of the Christian Churches St. Mary’s

State Official Named Today in Kansas

TOPEKA AP Jack H. Brier was named assistant secretary of state by Secretary Elwell Shanahan. Brier, a Johnson County native, has been deputy assistant for legislative matters since 1969 and will take the post Tuesday. He succeeds Malcolm Wilson, who resigned to become state legislative reference librarian after Beatrice Wheatley retires at session end.

Topeka Jack H. Brier Kansas Brier Malcolm Wilson Beatrice Wheatley

Fire crew backs away after false alarm at Ballard Center

Firemen responded to a 3.51 p.m. Saturday call to the Ballard Center at 708 Elm but found no fire. Authorities say a telephone caller claimed a basement fire, which proved unfounded.

Ballard Center Elm

Hospital Notices and Birth Announcements Across Communities

A list of hospital stays and birth notices across multiple towns includes names such as Bonnie Randall, Lloyd Thomas, Ora Lee, Ronald Rabbithead, Shirley Tacke, Albert Porter, Guy Hinkson, Saundra Robbins, Susan Barnard, Courtney Rail, Fred Stewart, Xavia Park, Beverly Springer, Melvin Maness, Ruth Atwood, Homer Faulconer, Geraldine Wynn, Kenneth Evinger, Billie Ziske, Darlene Saile, Geneva Baker, Lisa Anderson, Virginia Wright, Lois Ward, Stephenie Stotts, Calman Mahoney, Reba Catshall, Freddie Dean, Sally McChesney, and others. Several entries note births with phrases like a girl or baby boy and specify dates such as Saturday and Sunday. Names appear with street and city references including Baldwin, Eudora, McLouth, De Soto, Sunflower, and Tonganoxie, among others.

Bonnie Randall Ind Lloyd Thomas McLouth Ora Lee Ark Ronald Rabbithead Haskell Jr. College Shirley Tacke Oskaloosa Albert Porter Baldwin Guy Hinkson Maine Saundra Robbins Miller Dr Susan Barnard Courtney Rail DeSoto Fred Stewart Eudora Xavia Park Ill Beverly Springer Rt. 1 Melvin Maness Ruth Atwood Homer Faulconer Geraldine Wynn R.I Kenneth Evinger Billie Ziske Independence Darlene Saile Geneva Baker Lisa Anderson Trait Rd Virginia Wright Garfield Lois Ward Stephenie Stotts Calman Mahoney Reba Catshall Sunflower Freddie Dean Sally McChesney William Richardson

Santa Claus firm profits through holiday Santas

Dick Westermann, 55, leads North Pole Santa Co. with 112 Santas across Southern California, Las Vegas, and Phoenix. He earned about 85,000 last year and projects 107 per week for four weeks per Santa, many retirees and former aircraft workers, who are screened, bonded, and fined for drinking.

Dick Westermann Sana Los Angeles Santa Claus Santa North Pole Santa Co Lynwood Westermann California Las Vegas Nev Phoenix Ariz

Service for Faith at Jiunsey Funeral Flonie

A service for Faith at Jiunsey Funeral Flonie was held with attendees describing the late as devoted and community minded. Organizers announced arrangements and invited friends and family to pay final respects at the congregation.

Jiunsey Flonie

Laffaroni Talk Slated Tuesday

About 125 people are expected for a Lawrence Chamber of Commerce noon luncheon Tuesday with Dr. Alejandro Zaffaroni president of ALZA Corp as the principal speaker. His topic is a new strategy in drug research. The Chamber general meeting follows at the Lawrence Country Club. Zaffaroni, from Palo Alto Calif, founded ALZA in 1968 and the company maintains a research facility at Kansas University in Lawrence.

Lawrence Chamber of Commerce Alejandro Zaffaroni Alza Corp Zaffaroni Chamber Lawrence Country Club Palo Alto Calif ALZA Lawrence Kansas University

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