27 Oct 1975
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1975
Page
1
President Ford led the observance by placing a wreath at Arlington Cemetery amid a military guard and cannon salute. He, a World War II Navy veteran, urged Americans to express gratitude to those who served, in a recorded Veterans Day message.
KU officials plan to hire a private design consultant to develop preliminary plans for a radiation therapy facility at KUMC using private funds. The project seeks 2 million from the 1976 legislature to cover design and start of construction, with completion aimed for FY 1977. The center aims to become a National Cancer Institute designated site, per Chancellor Archie Dykes.
Botanist Brooks describes poison ivy control as selective, not eradication, and notes most cases go unreported. The article covers sap exposure, treatment limits, and the plant’s year round danger, with history on hydrourushiol and identification tips.
Sen. John Tower met with President Ford to discuss alternatives to widespread busing for school integration. The discussion followed a weekend anti busing demonstration in Washington.
In Madrid Gen Francisco Franco survived earlier heart attacks but developed a fever in the afternoon and signs of heart failure persisted. The 82 year old dictator had weakened circulation despite a period of improvement after a gastric hemorrhage and blood transfusion. The Regency Council and Juan Carlos face duties until a succession.
Anna-Marie Davidson, a KU clinical psychology PhD candidate, seeks Lawrence residents 18 or older who bite their nails to join four Monday night sessions in November at Fraser Hall. The study compares treatments for nail biting, aiming to identify effective long term cures and includes follow up research. Contact 842-1218 for details.
The Kansas governor and wife Olivia Bennett hosted a Sunday unveiling of Cedar Crest redecorating and remodeling. Mrs Bennett said the project saved about 91000 from the original estimate, with a total cost around 99200 including landscaping painting carpeting and updates. Inmates from Lansing Penitentiary assisted, and guests included staff media and contractors.
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