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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1972
Page
8
A reader disputes nostalgic memories by recounting hardships from past eras. The piece contrasts lack of heaters, long travel times, no radio or TV, limited medicine, harsh clothing, dangerous work hours, poor housing, and absence of Social Security with grandpa’s reminiscences.
The American Medical Association calls for urgent attention to delivering health care in urban ghettoes where doctors face safety risks. It plans study and possible protections while framing the issue as social and environmental, not purely medical, and discusses rural service for subsidized medical education. It also reviews insurance access for sickle cell traits, rejects a Medicare inquiry, adds an intern to the Long Range Planning Council, and backs methadone programs and Census data concerns.
The wife of Isaac Hayes wins a divorce with a $15 000 payment within 15 days and $40 000 yearly alimony and child support. Custody of three children awarded to Emily Ruth Hayes. Hayes receives visitation, his Memphis home, two items from the home, and two cars not specified. The couple married in 1966 and separated in 1971.
Kansas City police report an apparent hold up ended in a fatal shooting. Jo Eva Jackson, 34, a Crest Tavern bartender, was shot in the head and died shortly after. Authorities warned highway patrol and nearby suburbs to be on the lookout for the suspect's car.
An Ellinwood man Everett L. Shepard 37 was killed late Wednesday when his pickup struck a barrier at a T intersection on the southwest edge of Great Bend Barton County. Sheriff Lt. Bob Yost said the eastbound truck passed the intersection then hit a barrier where Railroad Avenue ends. Shepard was dead at the scene.
The State Education Commission urged increasing the Tuition Grants Program from 1 million to 2.5 million dollars for next year arguing strong demand and success. Budget Director Bibb recommended keeping funding at 1 million while Gov Docking weighs future increases.
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