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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1973
Page
7
Three KU student leaders and five city officials met at the Ramada Inn to talk about dogs housing buses drugs bikes and the Whomper. They urged careful code enforcement in student rental areas to avoid rent rises while affirming bus service and bike routes need.
Sen George McGovern introduces a comprehensive bill to weaken self regulation of commodity exchanges and create a five member independent Commodity Exchange Commission with powers like the SEC The proposal comes as House and Senate panels review recommendations and investigations into futures markets and suspected manipulation.
Kenny Cadue of Topeka told a Kansas conference that farmers and farm workers face prejudice similar to historic Indian displacement. He noted parallels between past land dispossession and current bias against those who work the land.
A small portative organ will be among instruments in the Collegium performance at 3 30 p m Sunday at the Kansas University Museum of Art. Other early 16th century instruments include recorders sackbuts crum horns and a lute with the organ accompanying the Collegium Musicum Singers.
Perry weighs funding a proposed storm sewer system for about 35 acres on the east side. Engineering study puts the price at 95 352 dollars, with 11 cents per square foot. The city faces no federal funds. residents may be assessed while the city covers the remainder.
A local bus trip is organized to attend a Japanese Children's Concert by Dr Shınichi Suzuki's Talent Education Group at 8 p m Thursday Oct 25 in Parsons Municipal Building. About 50 local youngsters and parents are set to attend. Contact Irene and Robin Davis or Ursula and Helmut Huelsbergen.
The death toll reached seven in flood ravaged north central Oklahoma with officials expressing grave concern for missing residents. Enid suffered the hardest hit, with 50 to 75 unaccounted for as rescue crews continued grim searches. Interstate 35 near Tonkawa suffered extensive washouts and floodwaters receded in a multi county disaster zone.
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