Local Drug Abuse Council Hopes From Meeting
Five local representatives from Lawrence attended the fourth annual governor's drug abuse education conference and aim to form a permanent city county drug abuse council. They plan to seek planning money from the state and later federal funds, with focus on early intervention, alternatives to criminal justice, data collection, and follow up evaluation. The group noted alcohol is the larger problem and emphasized family oriented decision making.
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City County Drug Abuse Council
Lawrence
Jack Rose
Wichita Confernee
Rose
Evie Ankefer
Headquarters Inc
Howard Mossberg
Kansas University School of Pharmacy
Gordon Alley
Douglas County Atty
David Berkowitz
Ken Harmon
Lawrence Police Department
Perts
Thomas Reilly
Ms. Ankefer
Alcoholics Anonymous
Shawnee
Ankefer
Labor leader slain in Mar del Plata amid Peron era violence
In Mar del Plata Argentina a labor union secretary Julian Julio was shot dead by two gunmen at a bus terminal. Two other union men were wounded. The killing follows previous assassinations including Marcelin Mansilla last week.
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Buenos Aires
Mar del Plata
Juan D. Peron
Julian Julio
Julio
Marcelin Mansilla
General Confederation of Labor
City suit against Bodle awaiting ruling in district court
Judge James Paddock said a decision will be announced later after final arguments in Division II in the Douglas County District Court. The city filed the action in December 1972 alleging Bodle operated a recreational vehicle sales lot at Sixth and Kasold in violation of city zoning and planning ordinances.
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Lawrence Bodle
James Paddock
Douglas County
Bodle
Sixth and
Kasold
Paddock
Government seeks Supreme Court review on FPC gas regulation
The government won a hearing before the Supreme Court to argue for broad FPC discretion in regulating small natural gas producers. The appeal targets a circuit court decision from last year, with arguments due this fall or winter.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Federal Power Commission
High Court
U. S
Powers to attend regional school PR meeting in Denver
Robert Powers and a Board of Education member will attend the National School Public Relations Assn. regional meeting in Denver next Monday and Tuesday. The board decided at Monday night's meeting. An open house is set for Oct. 23 at the high school and Oct. 25 at the primary and elementary schools.
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Tonganoxie
Robert Powers
Board of Education
National School Public Relations Assn
Denver
Powers
Rally Planned at Jewish Community Center for Israel Support
A rally in support of the Israeli war effort is scheduled for 7 30 p m Friday at the Jewish Community Center Speakers include several participants in the event.
Spying on Muskie Campaign Ties Nixon to 1972 Dirty Tricks
John Buckley known as Fat Jack testified that he photographed Muskie campaign documents and sent them to Nixon re election headquarters. The Senate Watergate panel heard Buckley describe recruiting a cab driver Elmer Wyatt to move boxes and footage to senior Nixon aides as part of an undercover effort.
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Washington (Ap
John Buckley
Fat Jack
Muskie
Senate Watergate Committee
McGovern
Frank Mankiewicz
Edmund S. Muskie
Bert I. Bernhard
Nixon
GOP
Patrick J. Buchanan
Donald H. Segretti
Kenneth Reitz
Buckley
Reitz
House Labor Committee
Office of Economic Opportunity
Elmer Wyatt
Senate
Eight Children Die in Jerry City Trailer Fire
Eight siblings under ten perished in a trailer fire in Jerry City Ohio while parents worked at Bowling Green State University. Authorities say asphyxiation likely caused the deaths with a potential space heater ignition investigated by Fire Chief George Loomis as neighbors heard an explosion.
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Jerry City
Ohio
Frank Paden
Paden Mortuary
Baltimore
Jesus Trevinio
Dale Roe
Trevinos
Bowling Green State University
Roger Pearce
Wood County
George Loomis
Loomis
British firm observers repaving on Massachusetts bridge
Two representatives from Wimpey Asphalt Division of George Wimpey and Co. Ltd. watched Cutler Repaving Inc. apply a helio plan to smooth the Kaw River bridge roadway. The first west side strip remains in progress, with completion likely longer than the three days first estimated.
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Cutler Repaving Inc
Helioplan
Massachusetts
Kaw River
Berne
Switzerland
Stockholm
Sweden
Duncan White
Pat Eagan
Wimpey Asphalt
George Wimpey and Co. Ltd
London
England
Park Chief to Attend Perry Lake Meeting
Lynn Burris director of the State Park and Resources Authority will attend the Perry Lake Assn annual general meeting at 7 30 p m tonight at Grange Hall Perry Lake to discuss Milford Reservoir as a potential state resort complex site. Joe Stroup said association members will decide at the meeting on any protest they may make regarding the Milford selection. The group will also discuss projects to improve lake area facilities.
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Lynn Burris
State Park and Resources Authority
Perry Lake
Lew Henry Hospitalized in Topeka After Paralysis
Attorney Lew Henry of 528 Walnut is critically ill at Stormont Vail hospital in Topeka with paralysis. He is expected to undergo neurosurgery Wednesday. Henry formerly represented Douglas County in the Kansas Legislature and earlier served on the Lawrence City Council.
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Lew Henry
Walnut
Stormont Vail Hospital
Topeka
Douglas County
Kansas
Lawrence
KU Enrollment Increases as Fall Figures Rise
Kansas University reports final fall enrollment with 18 683 students on the Lawrence campus and 20 332 total for both campuses including 1 639 at the Kansas City Medical Center. FTE is 18 238 on campus, near projections, with detailed by class and gender.
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Kansas University Today
Lawrence
Kansas City Medical Center
Kansas City
Medical Center
Num
Charges Dismissed In Douglas County Burglary Case
Two men Ronnie Mills and Randall Collins had burglary and grand theft charges dismissed by Douglas County Court due to insufficient evidence. Mills aged 18 and Collins 19 were jailed since Sept. 27 after allegedly taking an air conditioner from James M. Harrell’s home after Harrell's son Mike reportedly gave permission.
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Douglas
Douglas Walker
Ronnie Mills
N.Y
Randall Collins
Rt. 1
Linwood
James M. Harrell
R.I. Walker
Harrell
Mike
Mills
Collins
Kansas University to Build New Law School Between 15th Street Landmarks
Kansas University's 4.9 million law school project will fit between Jayhawker Towers and Murphy Hall on 15th Street, replacing Green Hall. The site, now parking lots, balances access and parking, with architects handling specifications. The building covers 71 765 square feet of usable space, totaling about 110 000 square feet, including a 43 510 square foot law library and 29 faculty offices. Funds are expected from the 1974 Kansas Legislature.
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LAW School
Kansas University
Jayhawker Towers
Murphy Hall
Journal-World Photo
New Law School
W. 15Th
Naismith
Archie Dykes
Murphy
Law
Book Exchange
EU Law Review
Kansas
Haunting fundraiser eyed to buy aging bus
Douglas County Planning Council on Services to the Aging and Lawrence Jaycees plan a Halloween haunted house to raise about 500 dollars short of a 2 500 dollar goal for a senior transportation bus. Co chairs Dave Pearler and Larry Bray oversee an old rock house near Teepee Junction open six nights from Oct 26.
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Douglas County Planning Council
Aging Inc
Lawrence Jaycees
Jaycees
Dave Pearler
Larry Bray
Teepee Junction
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