No Changes Slated for Health Education Guidelines
Lawrence School Board will not modify health education guidelines despite four protesters at the Monday meeting. Opponents urged limiting supplements from Scott Foresman texts and suggested after school or volunteer handling for extra sex education content. The board will rely on principals and local health education committees with parent members to preview materials.
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No Stereos Are Possible For Students
A Kansas University panel challenges campus stereotypes about student attitudes. Experts say changes exist but do not paint students as filthy libertines, noting more open discussion, casual dress, and ongoing shifts in views on sex, health, and independence.
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Journal-World
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Raphael Sanchez
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Emily Taylor
Women’s Liberation Movement
Maple Leaf Festival Set To Kick Off In Baldwin
Baldwin to host 14th annual Maple Leaf Festival October 16 17 at Baldwin High School auditorium with a talent show and Maple Leaf Queen crowning. Twelve Baldwin High School seniors compete for queen with private interviews and judges panels.
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Un disclosed upheaval hinted in Beijing amid Mao absence
AP reports pieces of evidence from Beijing suggest a major event involving Mao Tse tung may have occurred while Chou En lai remains in public view. Observers note Lin Piao’s absence and a missing Mao photograph signals possible factional struggle within the Chinese leadership.
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Accident Victim Elizabeth Zegarac in Serious Condition
Elizabeth Zegarac 23 of Route 3 is in serious condition at Kansas University Medical Center after a Sunday single car crash that killed her husband. The collision occurred on U S 24 west of the Jefferson Douglas County line. Funeral services for Mr Zegarac will be held in Waterloo Iowa where the couple lived before moving to Lawrence. Time of services unavailable.
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Apartment Burglarized at Kansas University Area
Kansas University traffic and security officers report Stan R. Reiss 20 6 Stouffer Pl. had an apartment burglarized Monday afternoon. A back window was forced open between 1 15 and 5 p m. Losses include a portable television clock pistol stereo radio speakers and a sewing machine totaling around 550 to 600 dollars.
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Legislators to Attend KU Homecoming Luncheon
Over 200 lawmakers plan to attend the Chamber of Commerce sponsored Host the Legislature luncheon at the Kansas University student union ballroom before the homecoming football game. Stephen Hill said 230 tickets have been sold to Lawrence residents with hope for 100 more to meet costs. Alumni board officials and university presidents will also attend.
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Viet Border Clashes Claim 364 of Enemy
South Vietnamese command claims 364 North Vietnamese troops killed in clashes at the Cambodia border ending 10 days of fighting. U.S. advisers note NVA withdrawal as ground forces reopen two highways northwest of Saigon. In Krek area near Cambodia, 134 NVA killed on ground plus 250 by air and artillery. Saigon reports 10 dead 39 wounded. Cambodian forces report 182 enemy bodies near Phnom Santuk as bombers and gunships press the battle.
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Manhattan Depot Arrests After Drug Bust
Manhattan police and Riley County deputies seized about 5000 dollars worth of marijuana hashish and LSD pills at the Manhattan bus depot. Three people were arrested with one held on 1500 dollar bond for possession and intent to sell marijuana while another, 19 year old Donald Lee Seig of Portland Oregon, was held on 750 dollar bond for marijuana possession. A third man was arrested and not charged immediately.
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Donald Lee Seig
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Johnson
Nixon Acts in Port Troops Rare Use To End Strikes
President Nixon invoked Taft Hartley powers for the first time to halt port strikes. He ordered a five member inquiry board led by J Keith Mann to report by Wednesday on stalemated disputes across Atlantic Pacific and Gulf coasts. The board could back a back to work injunction after its findings.
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