KU Weather Balloon Swap Sought With Costa Rica Control
KU meteorology associate professor Joe Eagleman reports a U S State Department call about a proposed swap of a weather radiosonde package from Kansas University for micro scopes. Costa Rican officials identified the package near San Jose on Sept 25.
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Costa Rica
Kansas University
Joe R. Eagleman
U.S. State Department
Washington
Sado Ridaeria
Monsanto Cloderia
Eagleman
Malcom Silverman
University of Costa Rica
Silverman
Direc
Man Found Guilty Of Shrimp Theft
David Thomas Hodge, 39, was found guilty in U S District Court of theft from interstate commerce, conspiring to steal, and possession of 20 000 pounds of frozen shrimp. The shipment was taken last year near Chicago. sentencing is postponed pending a pre sentence report. Dale E Walker of Independence Missouri was convicted earlier on similar charges.
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Kansas City
Kan
David Thomas Hodge
U.S. District Court
Hodge
Chicago
Earl E. O'Connor
Dale E. Walker
Independence
Kansas City Firm Barred From Trading for 60 Days
The Agriculture Department ordered Goffe & Gardener Inc of Kansas City barred from trading in commodity futures for 60 days for mishandling customer accounts in July 1971. Officers A Vincent Blackford and Dwight R Williams were also said to have willfully made false statements in a report to the Commodity Exchange Authority. The ban takes effect November 14.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Goffe & Gardener, Inc
Kansas City Futures Commission House
Commodity Exchange Authority
A. Vincent Blackford
Dwight R. Williams
Charges Dismissed for Nor ris E Peterson in Douglas County
Nor ris E Peterson, 47, Topeka, former bondsman, had two false affidavit charges dismissed by Douglas County Attorney David Berkowitz. He was free on a $2,000 bond pending district court appearance on felony charges. Investigations found bonds written in Douglas County were fully covered by assets.
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Norris E. Peterson
Topeka
Douglas County
David Berkowitz
Peterson
Berkowitz
Boys' Club to Seek Its First Director
The Boys' Club of Lawrence will search for a full time director in early November. Director Larry Mayer says the club is $200 from a $10,000 goal to open and hire staff. A search committee will be appointed and the club, above the Duckwall Store at 945 Mass, aims to provide structured activities for local boys and keep them off the streets.
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Boys’ Club of
Lawrence
Larry Mayer
Mayer
Duckwall Store
Mass
Lawrence Jaycees
KU Senate Hopes for Funds Amid Budget Crunch
Kansas University student leaders seek new funding to cover two programs the Senate cannot afford. Budget talks outline shifting activity fee allocations while town hall meetings invite student input and possible changes before December. Missing items and financial gaps prompt investigations into equipment inventory and independent operations.
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Kansas University
Archie Dykes
Senate
Mert Buckley
Wichita
Buckley
Student Senate Executive Committee
StudEx
La&s
Senate Finance and Auditing Committee
F&a
Kansas Union Kansas
University Theatre
University Daily Kansan
Rick McKernan
Salina Senior
Mike Steinmetz
Supportive Educational Services
Yellow Brick Road
Escort
Steinmetz
Shooting Suspect Arrested in Independence Slaying
Police in Independence Missouri arrested a 21 year old man late Wednesday night in a shooting that left 26 year old George H Eaton Jr dead. Eaton was killed during an early Wednesday argument at his home with two men and police were still seeking the second suspect. Witnesses identified two men from police photos.
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Independence, Mo
George H. Eaton Jr
Eaton
PTA Carnival Set At Pinckney School
Pinckney School’s PTA sponsors a fall carnival from 6 30 to 8 30 p m Friday to raise funds for PTA activities and student programs.
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PTA
Assn. of
Pinckney School
Pinckney Pta
KU Marching Jayhawks to perform at Nebraska Homecoming
The 180 member KU marching band will travel from Lawrence to Lincoln for Nebraska's Homecoming game. They will join Nebraska’s band for pre game ceremonies and a halftime show titled The Sound of Mid America. The combined bands will perform the National Anthem and pieces from 2001 A Space Odyssey to Stars and Stripes Forever. Post game, KU staff will dine with Nebraska and part of the band will return while others stay overnight for Stan Kenton Band. Chancellor Archie Dykes and other KU supporters will join a pre game alumni buffet.
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Kansas University
Jayhawk
MacArthur Park
Company D
Stars and Stripes Forever
Nebraska
Lawrence
Lincoln
Stan Kenton
Archie Dykes
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Acme Laundry and Dry Cleaners
All Star Daily
Audiotronics
Competition Sports Cars, Inc
Douglas County State Bank
First National Bank
Gibson Discount Center
Lawrence Asphalt Co
Lawrence Construction Co
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Lawrence Paper Company
Norris Brothers, Inc
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Weaver's Inc
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