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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1969

Page

1

Griffin warns Haynsworth vote could be very close

Senate minority whip Robert Griffin of Michigan told Kansas Republican Women the nomination of Judge Clement Haynsworth to the Supreme Court could be decided by a narrow margin. He urged continued political involvement and criticized campus violence while praising GOP women's emphasis on civic engagement.

Clement Haynsworth U.S. Supreme Court Senate Robert Griffin Michigan Lawrence Kansas Federation of Republican Women Griffin GOP Congress Kansas James Pearson

Russians Agree To Arms Talks In Helsinki Start

Washington and Moscow will open SALT discussions in Helsinki on November 17 1969 with preliminary talks. The White House said designated representatives will meet to address initial questions and set the stage for long negotiations on limiting strategic arms and anti missile defenses. The plan stems from a prior Soviet reply to Nixon’s June bid and a Rogers-Dobrynin meeting last week. Helsinki was chosen despite Soviet preference for Europe security talks elsewhere.

Washington United States Soviet Union Helsinki Finland White House Ussr U. S Ziegler Anatoly F. Dobrynin Kremlin Nixon Vienna Geneva Doburnin Dobrynin William P. Rogers Rogers - Dobrynin

Discipline Unit In Rule Changes At Kansas University

The Disciplinary Board of Kansas University adopts new procedures allowing student charges by students or staff, filing with the deans, and appeals to the board. Hearings may be public or private with specified disclosure rules.

Kansas University Martin B. Dickinson Jr

Flight Teacher Alleges Forced Drug Testing at Ft. Rucker

James C. Hungerford a civilian flight instructor at Ft. Rucker says he and other Ross Aviation staff were compelled under threat of grounding or firing to participate in drug trials. He names Ross Aviation the Secretary of the Army Stanley Resor and Maj. Gen. Derk Oden as defendants in a U.S. District Court suit.

Ross Aviation the Army Stanley R. Resor Derk M. Oden Ft. Rucker

West Germany Upgrades Mark Value to Curb Inflation

The new West German government revalues the mark by 8.25 percent to 27.3224 cents per mark, effective Monday, boosting currency value to reduce inflation and trim a large trade surplus. Substantial firms warn of higher prices abroad and tighter profits. subsidies to farmers and export tax repeal accompany the move.

Bonn West Germany Volkswagen Ernst Leitz Karl Schiller Industralists West German Industry Federation

Belgian Cabinet Eyes Currency Revaluation After German Move

In Brussels the Belgian cabinet met in emergency session as sources say Belgium will revaluate its franc by 1.5 to 2 percent. The move follows West German mark revaluation from 25 cents to just over 27 cents.

Brussels France

Syria Deploys 300 Man Armored Force Into Lebanon Near Yanta

An armored column of about 300 men crossed into Lebanon from Syria and occupied hills above Yanta near the eastern border. Five armored cars three jeeps with recoilless rifles and eight mortars formed the force carried in 20 trucks. Lebanese troops moved to block routes as analysts say the unit is likely a Syrian army contingent. Unverified reports claim Lebanese border guards were kidnapped. Syria said it would target only the Israeli army despite tensions with Lebanon over guerrilla activity.

Beirut Lebanon Syria Yanta

Feathered Fiend Is Finished Feathered Crow Arrested

In Ogden Utah AP a crow nicknamed Blacky Crow was nabbed after a month of stealing parking tickets from windshields. Gus Cutrubus lured the bird by tossing yellow tickets. Crow followed and was captured by a citizen arrest. Judge Sneddon sentenced the bird to 30 days in a wire enclosure.

Ogden Utah Blacky Crow Crow Gus Cutrubus Cutrubus Gus L.A. Jacobsen Charles Sneddon

Santa Fe Coed Queen Yazza crowned 1969 Haskell Homecoming Queen

Charlotte Yazza of Santa Fe New Mexico was named 1969 Haskell Homecoming Queen at halftime in Haskell Stadium. Attendants Virginia Miller and Carla Niaster, both juniors, also named as attendants and involved in campus activities. all three major in business.

Charlotte Yazza Santa Fe N.M Haskell Stadium Virgi Nia Miller Los Angeles Calif Carla Niaster Wichita Anadarko Okla Miss Yazza Haskell Virginia Miller Carla Niastor Journal-World Photo

Jays Hope to Shake Slump With Twin Tight-End Plan

Ames Iowa Homecoming attracts 27000 as Kansas and Iowa State seek a vital win. Kansas eyes a three game skid relief with Pepper Rodgers stressing simplicity and a double tight end approach. ISU coach Johnny Majors pushes to restore offense after early season breakdowns.

Jays Sheriff's Office Cyclone Grid Clyde Williams Field Kansas Jayhawks Iowa State Johnny Majors Pepper Rodgers Phil Basler Jim Ettinger Rodgers Larry Brown Brown John Mosier

Record 12,196 WSU students enroll at Wichita State

Wichita State University reports a fall enrollment of 12,196, an increase of 728 students or 6.3 percent from last year, said by Carl Fehrbach dean of admissions and records. Free prescription delivery and immediate mail service advertised by Raney Drug Stores.

Wichita Wichita State University Carl Fehrbach Raney Drug Stores

KU seniors to name top professor HOPE award winner

Kansas University seniors vote Thursday morning in the class coffee to choose this year’s HOPE award winner from eight nominees. The honoree will receive a plaque a $300 prize and honorary class membership and be announced November 6 after ballots are counted.

Kansas University Hope Kansas Union William M. Balfour William M. Bass Clark E. Bricker Jerry D. Chaffin Arne F. Knapper Franklyn C. Nelick Russell Clayton Krehbiel Dennis Quinn

Daylight Saving Time Ends Amid Cloudy Forecast

The region expects cloudy skies and cooler temperatures with a 20 percent rain chance today tonight and Sunday. Sunrise will be obscured by clouds and clocks repeat once at 2 am, though sunrises may remain hidden due to overcast conditions.

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