Kansas chancellor urges calm over campus unrest
Hutchinson Kansas AP E Lawrence Chalmers new KU chancellor told Reno County alumni he expects no major student disorders, hoping legislators and citizens remain calm as he and university officials tour the state. He cited the 1969 legislative resolution backing student bodies and faculties and said dissidents will be suspended or expelled to protect university freedoms.
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Kan
University of Kansas
E. Lawrence Chalmers
Reno County
Kansas
Chalmers
W. Clark Wescoe
Kansas University
Drizzle Forecast Fizzles After Measurable Rain Skips City
A long awaited rainfall fizzled as KU weather station logged a trace rather than measurable rain. Forecasters expect mainly dry conditions with only the northwest portion of the state likely to see any rain through Friday. The low tonight will be in the 60s and Friday's high near 90 with less than 20 percent chance of rain.
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Kansas City
Lawrence
Nixon Cabinet Meeting Signals Possible Spending Cuts
President Nixon met with his Cabinet in San Clemente and signs point to an announcement on cutbacks in federally financed construction as an anti inflation move. Reports cite a potential 75 percent cut for new and federally aided projects with figures up to two billion dollars, plus discussion of pending Congressional legislation and Ho Chi Minh’s death impact on the war.
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Arthur Burns
Colorado Springs
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Libyan Troops Seize Benghazi In Revolutionary Move
Libyan troops and tanks entered Benghazi under the new junta and took control amid claims of no resistance. Tripoli Radio cited the action as a blow to the toppled regime, with doctors urged to report to the central hospital.
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North Korea demands guilt admission for helicopter crew
North Korea told the Military Armistice Commission it will free the three American helicopter crewmen only if the United States admits they were on a criminal mission. The U S response denied willful wrongdoing, saying the helicopter strayed into North Korea accidentally on a training flight.
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Bree Delivers New Rx Service in Mediat Era
In a regional press note, Bree launches a prescription delivery service via a media network. The move aims to increase access to medications and streamline fulfillment for customers amid rising demand and digital health trends.
New York Stocks Close Mixed After Week Slump
AP reports closing averages for 60 stocks in 2007 fell 2.5 percent. Traders note rummage and auction sale details, with references to Saturday reps and other listings. Lawrence to make a bald statement at the nm Club.
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Lawrence
City Building Permits Lag as 1969 Trails 1968 Pace
City building department issued $8,753,915 in permits so far in 1969, far below the $19,776,005 yearly total in 1968 and the August 1968 peak of $1,819,979 in permits. Last month yielded no multi family permits, and only three new building permits were granted, including a $210,000 shopping center project at 19th and Haskell by Viking Investment Inc.
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Western Homes
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Mourning Declared For Ho Chi Minh In North Vietnam
North Vietnam began a week of mourning for Ho Chi Minh after the 79 year old president died of a sudden heart attack. A state funeral was planned with rites to be announced. Leaders in Saigon and Hanoi weighed possible power changes and a future leadership trio.
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le Duan
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Peking
National Assembly
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Vo Nguyen Giap
Tan Duc Thang
Four Baldwin children injured as bus crash bends car toward power pole
A school bus carrying nine youngsters veered off the road near Baldwin when brakes failed at 7 27 a m. Three boys Kent Gibler 11 Kevin Gibler 8 and Todd Kepple 9 and sister Rhonda Gibler 16 were admitted to Lawrence Memorial Hospital in various conditions. Driver Tanner G Stephenson 19 was uninjured. Bus demolished. preliminary report cites a wheel cylinder failure.
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LMH
Gibler Brothers
Kent
Kevin
Paul Gibler
Rhonda Gibler
Sunflower Army Plant Production Schedules Uncertain
At Sunflower Army Ammunition Plant near Lawrence Kansas officials could not confirm reports that the 3250 worker payroll may shrink by as much as one third after year start. Commanding officer Lt Col James P Mooney and Hercules manager Joseph Talley cite unsettled 1970 schedules and flexible staffing as possible outcomes.
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Dr James Pike Missing in Judean Desert Search Ends
Israeli forces suspended efforts to locate Dr James Pike former Episcopal bishop of California who disappeared after a desert trip with his wife. A daylong search by 200 troops aircraft and officials yielded no sign of him near the Dead Sea while his wife reached a road camp.
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Israel
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