Enforcement Urged On Obscenity Laws In Lawrence
Lawrence officials debated delaying enforcement of the obscenity ordinance while state legislators consider new actions. Carl Larson urged police to remove objectionable literature. the council also approved bids for 11 police cars and remodeling the Community Building.
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Lawrence
Carl Larson
Larson
United Nations
Turner Chevrolet
Connecticut Street
Barker Street
Supreme Court
Barkley Clark
Hospital Charges Restored at Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Trustees at Lawrence Memorial Hospital approved restoring charges in six areas to July 31 levels as of Oct 5 after a temporary rollback. Don Lenz reported no violation of Economic Stabilization guidelines and outlined losses if rollback had continued. The board hired Arthur Andersen & Co. for 1973 audit and Medicare reports, approved 1973 officers to continue, and eyed a new psychiatry ward with a target opening by Feb 1, 1974.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Internal Revenue Service
Donald Lenz
Arthur Andersen & Co
Lenz
Gene Burnett
Burnett
Good Health Inc
Centenarian undergoes cataract surgery in Nashville
Mrs. Anne M. Yeoman of Lawrence aged 100 years plans to read her Bible after cataract surgery in Nashville. Her daughter and son in law from Oswego traveled with her as physician nephew Dr Joe Sutherland arranged the operation at Madison Hospital. Yeoman has prayed nightly for years, awaiting regained sight and comfort after decades of poor vision.
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Anne M. Yeoman
Lawrence
Nashville
Tenn
Frank Kohler
Oswego
Charles Hubbard
Rt. 1
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Kansas University
Dick Williams to Accept Yankees Manager Post Reported
AP reports that Dick Williams plans to leave the Oakland Athletics after the World Series to become skipper of the New York Yankees succeeding Ralph Houk. Dick O Connors Palo Alto Times cites Williams informing players in a clubhouse meeting at Shea Stadium Tuesday night and asking them to keep the matter private.
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NEW York
Dick Williams
Oakland Athletics
Ralph Houk
New York Yankees
Dick O'Connor
Palo Alto
Calif
Times
Williams
Shea Stadium
Oakland
Bridge Project Finishes Smooths Massachusetts Street Span
Smoothing the roadway on the Massachusetts Street bridge over the Kansas River will be completed today. Public works director George Williams notes the helio-paver from Cutler Repaving Inc. removed 1 to 2 inches of old asphalt, making the surface smoother. The project began last Monday, faced weather delays, and cost about $5,500. The bridge closed about 10 minutes starting 9 15 a.m. for utility line moves.
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Massachusetts Street
Kansas River
Geroge Williams
Cutler Repaving ,Inc
Lawrence
Williams
Kansas Power & Light Co
Austin Stedham
Three-Vehicle Crash Injures Woman in City Intersection
A three vehicle collision at 11 28 a m Tuesday at 10th and New York sent Mary J Hulen 28 of 1717 W 28th Ter to Lawrence Memorial Hospital where she was treated and released Mercedes Jaimez 47 of 1218 NY driven northbound crossed the center line and hit the Jaimez car which then struck a parked vehicle owned by Paul E Squires 2628 Belle Haven Damages were estimated at 400 for the Jaimez car 650 for the Hulen car and 25 for Squires vehicle.
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New York
Mary J. Hulen
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
N.Y
Jaimez
Paul E. Squires
Belle Haven
Hulen
Squires
Willie the Woodchuck Finds New Neighbors at LHS Site
Willie the woodchuck settles into a 150 by 35 foot Lawrence High School natural history site after a shy start. Aggressive prairie dog pair Mutt and Killer and a resident skunk join her in the new burrow as Kenneth Highfill plans moves to aid Willie before winter.
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Lawrence High
Willie
Leonard Lathrom
Lawrence
Kenneth Highfill
Journal-World Photo
Lawrence High School
Mutt and Killer
LHS
Lawrence remembers Kansas' first woman assistant attorney general
Heard in Lawrence notes Mrs. Ida Lou Ward Martin served as Kansas' first woman assistant attorney general from 1924 to 1926, per Wayne Replogle KU Athletics photography director. She and husband Maj. Gen. Charles Martin, KU Law School graduates in 1907, led notable early 20th century Kansas law and military ties.
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Ida Lou Ward Martin
Kansas
Wayne Replogle
Kansas University
Gas Service Co. reports higher earnings on cold weather
Gas Service Co of Kansas City says earnings for the year ended Sept 30 rose to 1.68 a share from 1.31 due to harsh winter and rate boosts. Revenues climbed to about 170 million and earnings to 6.92 million from 5.58 million. The article notes a rate increase in Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma and lists customer base and regional focus.
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Kansas City
The
Gas Service Co. of
Gas Service
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Big Ben Named for Benjamin Bell of 1856 Commission
The renowned bell in Parliament’s clock tower was named after Benjamin Bell, the commissioner of works, when it was installed in 1856, reflecting the official who oversaw its construction.
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Big Ben
Benjamin Bell
Arab oil price rise sparks mid east tension talks
Arab oil nations meeting in Kuwait discussed using oil as leverage in the Middle East war. They responded to a 17 percent minimum price increase by Gulf states and Libya Algeria Egypt Syria and Bahrain. Discussions focused on pressuring the United States over support for Israel, possibly through production curbs.
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Middle East
Algeria
Belaid Abdessalem
Persian Gulf
Libya
Egypt
Syria
Bahrein
United States
Israel
America
Europe
Japan
Jamshid Aouzegar
Persian Gulf Nations
Vienna
Worker Injured In Fall At CFCA
A construction worker, Gary Mann, 34, of Kansas City Missouri, fell about 60 feet from a building under construction at CFCA on Route 2. He was in critical condition at noon after transfer from Lawrence Memorial Hospital to Kansas City. Mann is employed by Acme Sheet Metal Works, Kansas City, erecting a warehouse at CFCA.
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Cooperative Farm Chemicals
Rt. 2
Gary Mann
Kansas City
Kansas University Medical Center
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Gold Cross Ambulance
CFCA
Eugene Johnson
Douglas County Sheriff’s Department
Mann
Acme Sheet Metal Works
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