Nixon Says New State of the Union to Spur Action
President Nixon labels Congress’ record disappointing and plans to transmit a new State of the Union message Monday. He urges action on curbing spending defense energy education housing and development while signaling a willingness to veto a proposed minimum wage raise and addressing Watergate questions.
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Beef supply relief nears as price freeze ends
A Journal-World survey shows beef supplies improving in 10 local stores and meat dealers ahead of the September 12 lift. Dealers report panic buying during the freeze eased, prices may wobble, and beef on the hoof price fell six to eight cents a pound last week.
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KU Reports Bids for October Dorm Meat Supplies
KU received bids from four vendors on meat for dormitories with about 25 700 pounds of produce and 8 000 pounds of fryers and turkeys. 11 300 pounds of meat remain to be contracted locally. Housing director J J Wilson notes higher prices and flexible supply as plants resume.
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Riggins Parents Hopeful on Jets Holdout Resolution
The parents of John Riggins said in Centralia Kansas they do not know his location but expect a quick settlement of his contract dispute with the New York Jets. They hope he will play this fall after a salary standstill that followed his departure from Jets camp.
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Nixon Bedroom redecorated by Pat Nixon and staff
Pat Nixon and White House curator Clement Conger redecorated the Nixon White House bedroom with an early 19th century antique canopy bed. The surprise project was done while the Nixons were in California and the first view came early Saturday after his California stay. The President praised the result as museum like.
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KU self study preview discussed with Senate panel
Kansas University assistant vice chancellor for academic affairs Jerry Hutchison outlined a preliminary view of a proposed KU self study to the University Senate Executive Committee on Wednesday.
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KU Drum Majors Ready For Opening Show
KU drum majors lead the 180 member marching band in preparation for the Sept. 15 game. Head major David Koenig and assistants Stanton Love and Steve Lallier describe the role as conductors and showpieces. They aim to energize the team and outshine rival bands this fall.
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University Receives Federal Grants for KU Programs
The U.S. Office of Education funds Kansas University's Upward Bound and Suppor tive Education Services with 108,362 dollars. KU will receive 65,000 for Upward Bound led by Jacob Gordon and 43,362 for SES under Brenda M. Vann to aid minority students with tutoring and counseling. James Rosser notes the aim to boost secondary students' intellectual abilities. Grants announced by Rep. Larry Winn Jr. and Senators Bob Dole and James Pearson.
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Nominations Reach Over Forty for Kansas University Dean
The search committee for Kansas University School of Business has received over 40 nominations for a new dean. Lawrence Sherr, associate professor and committee chairman, says weekly meetings are held and some nominations look quite good. Preliminary screening will select candidates for interviews.
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Nixon ordered Secret Service wiretap of brother Donald Nixon
The Washington Post quotes four reliable sources that President Nixon directed the Secret Service to wiretap his brother F. Donald Nixon during his first term due to fears over potential embarrassment from his brother’s financial activities. A Secret Service spokesman declined to comment.
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Plane crash owner and estates sue for 43 million
In Greensboro North Carolina the owner of a plane and the estates of the six victims filed suits seeking 43.1 million dollars in damages. The actions name the operator and related parties, aiming to recover wrongful death and related losses from the fatal crash.
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Iowa Senator Hughes to Retire for Religious Laywork
Senator Harold E. Hughes of Iowa announces he will retire from the Senate next year to become a religious layworker. He will work with the Fellowship Foundation in Washington and the International Christian Leadership, saying the move offers a new spiritual challenge in a troubled world.
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Bicyclist Injured in Crescent Street Crash
Valerie Lynn Graham a 19 year old bicyclist was treated at Watkins Memorial Hospital and released after riding her bicycle into the side of a car in front of 1420 Crescent. The car driver Scott W Campbell a 16 year old from Stratford was cited. the bicyclist attempted to pass on the right as he stopped to yield before a right turn.
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Hearings Set in Douglas County Drug Case
Preliminary hearings are set for Sept. 21 in Douglas County Court for Robert Gene Smith and Michael Earl Lenzi on charges of illegal possession of marijuana with intent to sell. Smith 238 Topeka and Lenzi 24 Leavenworth were arrested after a prowler call near Sixth and Ohio. They said they came to Lawrence with an unknown man who offered several pounds of marijuana. Police confiscated four pounds of marijuana and the pair are free on 1500 bond each. Lenzi said he was a corrections officer at the Kansas State Penitentiary.
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Khmer Rouge Infiltrate Kompong Cham City
Khmer Rouge insurgents infiltrated Kompong Cham Cambodia's third largest city and battled government troops around the central market. They reportedly occupied part of the local university and cut the road to the airport while flooding the area with acts of terrorism.
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Courthouse Repair Bill Exceeds Six Thousand Dollars
Douglas County will spend over 6 000 dollars to fix storm damage at the courthouse. A summer storm blew out a skylight and shattered the stained glass dome. Alford Skeet, property and maintenance supervisor, presented estimates to the county commission. Costs include 434 for the skylight and 5 680 for the stained glass.
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Babcock Place Inspection Set for Residents
Letters are being mailed to accepted residents of the Babcock Place elderly housing project at 17th and Massachusetts. Inspections will occur Tuesday through September 14 with an employee and housing authority board member present for residents who wish to back out.
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KU AAUP Chapter to Meet in Jayhawk Room Tonight
Kansas University's AAUP chapter will meet at 7 30 this evening in the Jayhawk Room of the Kansas Union. All four chairmen of the special committees named by Chancellor Emeritus Raymond Nichols last spring to study tenure at KU will attend to discuss their group work.
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