City Defers Action On Union Beer Bid
Lawrence commission defers ruling on Kansas University Student Union cereal malt beverage license as questions linger about regents or legislature guidance. Speakers criticized delay while attorney says the application is in order. city attorney absent for the meeting.
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Lawrence Commission
Kansas University — Student Union
Board of Regents
Dick Taylor
The
University Union
Olin Petefish
Taylor
Petefish
Milton Allen
Debate Over Beer in Memorial Stadium Sparks KU Rule Talk
Officials weigh whether 3.2 cereal malt beverages may be brought into Memorial Stadium by non students. Some cite no applicable law on public property, while KU rules restrict consumption on campus and in student housing.
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Kansas University
Memorial Stadium
Journal-World
Kansas
Bud Evans
Mike Thomas
Raymond Nichols
Francis Heller
University of Kansas
Heller
Nichols
Nixon to Announce Phase 2 Economic Plan on TV
President Nixon will reveal Phase 2 economic measures in a 6 30 p m CDT live television radio address. He reviews Cost of Living Council recommendations as wage price freeze nears expiry November 13. The White House says the remarks will fit within a 30 minute window.
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Washington
Nixon
Cost of Living Council
Ronald L. Ziegler
White House
County Approves Zoning Change for Rooming House
Douglas County Commission approved a conditional use permit for a rooming house for the aged at Rt. 2 Baldwin pending two Kansas Board of Health required improvements. The commission deferred action on a separate conditional use permit for a fire station in Big Springs from the Planning Commission.
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Douglas County Commission
City-County Planning Commission
Harvey J. Bogert
Rt. 2
Baldwin
Kansas Board of Health
County Commission
Planning Commission
Big Springs
Motel Manager Robbed Tuesday
Lawrence police report an unidentified robber at the Virginia Inn 2907 W Sixth took 335 dollars at gunpoint around 1130 p m Tuesday from Joe Laptad 26 of 1705 Vt the night manager. A man asked room rates then another entered with a .38 snub nose revolver and demanded money. No car description was obtained.
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Joe Laptad
Virginia Inn
Lawrence
Laptad
City Delays Decision On Beer License Amid Legal Questions
Commission defers action on a beer sales license after discussion over whether directors owning more than 25 percent must appear and if city approval is required. Mayor casts dissent as city attorney’s absence and a later cereal malt beverage license for Quik-Check Champlin at 1730 West 23rd St is approved.
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Petefish
Commission
Jack Rose
Charles Fisher
Fisher
City Commission
Rose
Bob
Pulliam
Champlin Station
West 23Rd
Chaplain to Speak on Isolation Love at Forum Series
Dr. Richard Bollinger chaplain for the Menninger Foundation Topeka will speak at 8 p.m. Thursday during the first of four forums at First United Methodist Church in Topeka. He will address isolation and love as part of a religion and psychiatry series.
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Richard Bollinger
Menninger Foundation
Topeka
First United Methodist Church
10Th
Vermont
Mrs Zegarac in Critical Condition After One Vehicle Crash
Elizabeth Zegarac 23 of Route 3 is in critical condition at the Kansas University Medical Center after a single vehicle crash that killed her husband, Franklyn Zegarac. The car overturned multiple times on impact. Mr Zegarac's services were held in Waterloo Iowa.
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Kansas City
Elizabeth Zegarac
Rt. 3
Franklyn C. Nelick
Terrace Rd
Medical Center
Mr. Zegarac
Waterloo
Iowa
Senate Rejects Withdrawal Bid In Vietnam Amid Arms Bill Vote
The Senate rejected 60 to 25 an amendment seeking total U S withdrawal from South Vietnam by February 3 unless a new presidential election is held. Montoya’s proposal would also have set a six month troop withdrawal deadline. Final action on the 21 billion military procurement bill was expected midafternoon.
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Senate
U.S
South Vietnam
Joseph M. Montoya
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
R-Md
Nixon
Mathias
Mike Gravel
Alaska
Indochina
James L. Buckley
R-N.y
Desoto School Area Outlined for Board Tuesday
DeSoto district architect Dean Lintecum presented a growth study and building condition survey covering repairs plumbing electrical heating and cooling. He forecast district needs amid housing growth and the board agreed to join a Junior Chamber of Commerce facilities study with city government.
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DeSoto School
Desoto
Lintecum
Board of Education
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Darrell Zimmerman
Junior Chamber
Youth Sign Up Drive Leaders Visit Lawrence Kansas
State leaders of Countdown 72 the youth voter registration effort met with Kansas University officials and newsmen in Lawrence. Mike Manning Ann Johnson and Bill Hoch toured the campus and discussed a local steering committee. Professors Herman Lujan and Michael Davis were named to participate in workshops.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
Mike Manning
National Association of Student Governments
Ann Johnson
The
Association of Student Governments
Bill Hoch
Manhattan
Manning
Herman Lujan
Michael Davis
Construction Pace in Lawrence Trails 1970 September Totals
September 1971 construction in Lawrence totals 12.77 million dollars, about 4 million below 1970's pace for the month. A rise from August but still lagging, with most activity in single and multi family dwellings, remodels, and new business projects as listed by address and value.
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Lawrence
John Ezell
Trail Rd
Lindley Drive
Millstone
Lawrence Ave
Dwight Perry
Gordon Evans
Homestead Dr
Russ Jones
Redbud Sn
Redbud Ln
Harold Edmonds
Ala
Bo Harris
Clarence Krey
Minn
E. T. Holloway
Neb
Edith Skinner
John Derrick
Kansas Ave
Thomas Gorton
Walter van Vleck
W. Sixth
B. A. Green
E. 15Th
Huber Construction Co
Mass
Big Eight to Name New Commissioner at Kansas City Conference
A press conference at the Hotel Muehlebach in Kansas City was held to name a successor to Wayne Duke as Big Eight commissioner. Chuck Nevias, NCAA official assistant to Walter Byers, emerged as the leading candidate for the post.
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Kansas City
Muehlebach
Wayne Duke
Big Ten
Big Eight
Chuck Nevias
Walter Byers
NCAA
Rumsey Funeral Home Service Details
A notice lists Rumsey Funeral Home contact 843-5111 and indicates service arrangements for a home or away location as advertised.
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Rumsey Funeral Home
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