Clinton Parkway air study snag delays federal funds
The Federal Highway Administration outlines new air quality guidelines reliant on a state implementation plan based on EPA standards due in December. Kansas officials seek data and face legal limits on non stationary sources, delaying the environmental impact statement for the Clinton Lake project.
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Calley My Lai case in new military appeals debate
Three civilian judges opened renewed deliberations on Lt. William L. Calley Jr. case with his lawyers arguing he acted as a soldier doing his duty at My Lai on March 16, 1968. The Court of Military Appeals is unlikely to rule for weeks or months.
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Trial Set for Ralph Mims in Marijuana Sales Case
A jury trial is scheduled for December 5 for Ralph Mims, 21, of 1147 Tenn., on charges of illegal marijuana sales. He is free on bond. The trial occurs in Division II of Douglas County District Court, following a July 11 raid led by Kansas Attorney General Vern Miller. A co-defendant, Joseph A. Waxse, 22, of 2014 Oxford, whose case is separate, was continued to November 5 at Waxse's request. Waxse remains free on bond on six drug counts.
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Election Filing Completed at KU for Fall Student Government
Kansas University lists five parties and 23 independents in the fall student government race. Freshman officers to be chosen Oct 17 and 18 include President Rodney L. Frazey and others with several Prairie Village and Plainville residents among nominees. Secretary candidates Pan Benage Connie Hensley Bret Stewart, and treasurer candidates Charlie Fairchild Mary Harris Vern Kuhn are named. Three Graduate Council seats and four senate seats remain open to write-ins.
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Pan Benage
Pittsburg
Connie Hensley
Topeka
Bret Stewart
Wamega
Charlie Fairchild
Kansas City
Mary Harris
Shawnee Mission
Vern Kuhn
South Africa Loses U.N. Credentials Vote
At the United Nations in New York the General Assembly rejected the credentials of South Africa's white minority government while permitting its foreign minister to deliver the annual policy speech. Black Africans staged a walkout as the president framed the vote as a strong rebuke and warning. South Africa’s U.N. membership remains unresolved.
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Slayings Spark Fear in Boston Black White Clashes
Two 15 and 16 year old youths were charged with murder in the Dorchester killing of a 65 year old fisherman stabbed and stoned by a mob near a low income housing project. A woman was burned after being doused with gasoline in Roxbury. Police touted strong leads and warned more arrests were coming as fear and violence roiled Boston neighborhoods.
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Columbia Point
Nixon travels to Florida with White House aides
President Nixon arrives in Biscayne Florida for a weekend stay with four aides including Special Counsel J. Fred Buzhardt and top advisers Al Haig Ronald Ziegler and Patrick Buchanan. They join Bryce Harlow as Nixon prepares legal strategy over Watergate tapes and Agnew matter. Nixon expected back in Washington Monday.
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KU and Tennessee clash to air on radio and TV
Lawrence broadcast notes KU versus Tennessee in Memphis will not be televised live but KU Sports Network and several radio stations will carry the game. The matchup of unbeatens appears on the College Football Roundup at 11 a.m. Sunday on channels 9 and 13 with full game films on Sunflower Cablevision channel 6 next Tuesday.
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Subpoenas Issued to Daily News and Star-News Reporters
Washington subpoenas served on Daily News and Star-News reporters Robert Walters Ronald Sarro. Star-News editors warn subpoenas threaten source protection and the open flow of information, while The New York Times stresses investigative reporting relies on unnamed sources.
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Lawyer Gives Opinion on Truancy Law in Kansas Districts
Lawrence district leaders seek legal clarity on truancy for students at non accredited schools. Attorney David Kester says districts report truancy only for enrolled students and enforcement rests with juvenile or district courts. He clarifies competent teachers may not require state certification and warns districts about funding implications.
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Sonny and Cher to headline KU homecoming concert
Sonny and Cher will perform at the Kansas University homecoming on October 13 with a base fee of 30000 and a share of ticket sales. The event is sold out and the KU Kansas State football game on homecoming day is near sellout with 500 tickets remaining from 20000 to 21000. Art Lingle notes last year’s Memorial Stadium attendance reached 51151, the state record.
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Preservation Hall Jazz Band Delights Kansas Audience
The Preservation Hall Jazz Band known as the Billie and Dede Band drew about 2500 fans to Kansas University Hoch Auditorium for a New Orleans evening. Notables Willie Humphrey Frank Demond Allan Jaffe led a lively finale with When the Saints Go Marching In as dancers filled the stage.
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St Louis Newspaper Strike Ends After 44 Days
ST LOUIS AP A Teamsters local ratified a new three year contract with the St. Louis Post Dispatch by a 180 to 5 margin ending a 44 day strike that shut down both the Post Dispatch and the Globe Democrat. The pact includes a 1.10 per hour raise and a dockhand use compromise.
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