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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1975

Page

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Officer Demonstrates Police Tactics to CJHS Ninth Graders

Central Junior High seventh and ninth graders engaged in a two week pilot course led by Lawrence police officer Ron Olin. The program teaches self defense, use of equipment and a mock trial to show police procedures and decision making. The sessions emphasize discussion over lectures and aim to humanize officers for students.

Central Junior High Ron Olin Lawrence Police Department Olin Roy Demery FBI Academy Quantico West Junior High Central South Junior High Ron

Food stamp misuse hits $132 million in late 1974 losses

USDA says $78 million lost from ineligible nonwelfare cases and another $78 million issued beyond authorized amounts in the July December 1974 period. Net loss $132 million after adjustments, with potential $263.8 million if welfare cases share the same rate. California billed $1.02 million for improper disbursement. Dole sought the figures on Oct. 14.

Agriculture Richard L. Feltner Robert Dole Kan Feltner Dole USDA Washington California

Lawrence hires long-range planner to lead city department

The Lawrence Planning Department will expand to a full staff in November with Deanne Vieux of Kingston Rhode Island named long-range planner to replace Martha Soler-Manczek who resigned in June. Vieux holds a 1968 Kansas State University anthropology degree and URI planning master's. She previously worked in Dade County Florida housing studies and on regional plans in southern Tunisia with the Peace Corps. The appointment followed calls by the Lawrence League of Women Voters and Commissioner Marnie Arger singer for a qualified replacement.

Lawrence Dick McClanathan Deanne Vieux Kingston R.I Martha Soler-Manczek Ms. Vieux Kansas State University University of Rhode Island Dade County Fla Tunisia Peace Corps Soler-Munczek Lawrence League of Women Voters Marnie Argersinger

Lawrence Board Advances $1.8 Million High School and West Junior High Expansion

Lawrence District 497 School Board directs architects Peters Williams and Kubota to bid for the high school and West Junior High expansions. The plan includes a $1.48 million high school addition, a $220000 West Junior High project, and a $120000 architects fee with bids opening Nov. 21 and construction starting December. The board also funds a $500 grant for a mass transportation feasibility study and reviews an outdoor recreation concept at Clinton Reservoir.

Lawrence District 497 William Bradley Kansas University Mass Transportation Clinton Reservoir Lawrence High Cal Education West Peters, Williams and Kubota Richard Peters Olin Petefish Landreth Buford Watson

Explosions Hit State Department and BIA in Early Morning Attacks

Two blasts struck federal sites in Washington and New York Chicago area bombs caused windows to shatter with no injuries. A State Department blast damaged walls and tens of thousands in estimated damage, while a BIA explosion left a small crater and no structural damage. Groups claimed motives tied to Israel and Puerto Rican independence.

Bureau of Indian Affairs State Department BIA FBI Jewish Defense League Anwar Sadat United States Israel Sadat League Island Commonwealth New York Chicago Anderson New York City Banks U.S United Nations

Loyal KU fans honored in Homecoming photo trio

The Journal-World presents three steadfast KU supporters in the Homecoming shot. Annabel Pringle of Topeka and her twin nieces Mary Alice Morozzo and Maxine Parzybok of Wichita are pictured, all KU alumni. Pringle, a 1923 KU graduate and life member, helped guide bright students to KU and a scholarship in her name was set up in 1963. Morozzo’s daughter Deann is Baby Jayhawk, with many family members at KU.

Journal-World Kansas University Annabel Pringle Topeka Mary Alice Morozzo Maxine Parzybok Wichita Miss Pringle Topeka High School Morozzo Deann Jayhawk Parzybok

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