Nixon Seeks Breakthrough With House As Congress Scrambles
President Nixon met with Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield at the White House and plans a breakfast with House Speaker Carl Albert. He urged Congress to stay in session to pass administration proposals while Democrats warned against prolonged session and highlighted ongoing reform efforts.
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Nixon
Congress
White House
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
House
Carl Albert
D-Okla
Thomas P. O'Neill
Massachusetts
Gerald Ford
Michigan
Mansfield
Albert
Capitol Hill
Hugh Scott
Gerald R. Ford
R-Mich
United Fund Drive names division chairmen for 1973 campaign
Dr. David Hiebert led 15 division and assistant chairmen in a briefing at the Douglas County State Bank Community Room. The drive runs Oct 12 to Nov 6 with a goal of 179,850, an 11 percent rise over last year, as city leaders map fundraising for eight divisions and the public campaign.
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David Hiebert
United Fund
Douglas County State Bank
Gala Air Show at Lawrence Municipal Airport September 23
The Lawrence Chamber of Commerce aviation committee sponsors Lawrence Aviation Day at the Lawrence Municipal Airport featuring airplane rides aerial aerobatics and parachute jumping. Registrations run 9 a.m. to noon with music noon to 1 p.m. A radio controlled plane demo parachute jumps and numerous aeronautic displays highlight the day along with antique and home built planes and trophies at 5:15 p.m.
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Lawrence Municipal
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce Aviation Committee
Lawrence
Erhart
Chuck Garothers
Si Royce
Garnett Jones
Visit by Kauffman Draws Larger Than Expected Crowd
Ewing Kauffman president of the Kansas City Royals drew interest for a noon September 13 luncheon at the Kansas Union Ballroom. Officials had predicted 250 to 300 reservations but 310 have been made with more likely to come. Bill Gant Chamber executive noted the rising interest.
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Kansas City Royals
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Kauffman
Kansas Union Ballroom
Bill Gant
Chamber
First JW Grid Contest Opens in Monday's Journal-World
The Journal-World announces its 1973 grid contest kicking off Saturday September 15 with weekly questions. Entrants from across the nation sent in entries and foreign service personnel join the pool. Top prize is a 15 pound dressed turkey while runners up receive 10 pounders.
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Alaska
Europe
Latin America
Asia
Canada
Mexico
Africa
Australia
Turkey
Journal- World
Lawrence Chancellor Archie Dykes Meets Kansas Leaders
Chancellor Archie Dykes of Kansas University met Thursday with student leaders and administrators to discuss student problems and issues. He also spoke to the Topeka Rotary Club and met with Rep. Pete McGill, R-Winfield, Speaker of the Kansas House of Representatives.
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Archie Dykes
Topeka Rotary Club
Pete McGill
R-Winfield
Kansas House of Representatives
Helen Hoopes poet and KU professor dies at 95
Helen Rhoda Hoopes longtime English professor at Kansas University died at 95 in Lawrence. She taught at KU from 1914 to 1947 and helped found Gamma Phi Beta and Theta Sigma Phi. A prolific writer and lecturer, she supported the KU Endowment Association.
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Kansas University
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Colorado Springs
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Scottsdale
Aziz
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Malibu
Calif
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Journalism Fraternity
Quill Club
Kansas
Poetry Society
KU AAUP urges public release of four tenure reports
The Kansas University AAUP calls on Chancellor Archie Dykes to publish four tenure study reports immediately. Four committee chairs defended process while noting they will not reveal conclusions until Dykes reads them. Senators plan to funnel reports through the University Senate Executive Committee by Oct. 2 for public discussion.
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American Association of University Professors
Archie Dykes
AAUP
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Journal-World
Kansas Union
Raymond Nichols
Faculty Senate
University Senate Executive Committee
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Ernest Angino
Angino
Joan Handley
D. Barkley Clark
Law School
Clark
SENEX
Break-in Defendant Enters Innocent Plea in LA Case
David Young former White House aide pleaded innocent to burglary and conspiracy in the break in at Ellsberg’s psychiatrist office. He was released on recognizance and ordered to jail for booking and fingerprinting before leaving town. Prosecutors set a trial date for September 20.
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White House
Daniel Elisberg
James G. Kolts
Young
Krogh
Bur
KPL Tour Explores Plans for New Belvue Power Plant
About 80 Pottawatomie County residents toured the proposed coal burning facility near Belvue set to be three to four times the Lawrence plant and produce 2.8 million kilowatt hours. KPL President Balfour Jeffery cited energy demand and growth, and noted compliance with federal and state standards. Some residents voiced mixed feelings, while a protesting group attended the tour as planning officials weigh site zoning and acreage needs before formal discussions.
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Kansas Power and Light Co
Belvue
Lawrance
KPL
Balfour Jeffery
Jeffery
Citizens
Monica Moylen
Emmett
Ray Weisenburger
Miller
Lawrence
Weisenburger
Planning Commission
19th Iowa Set For Electricity Traffic Signals
Public Works Director George Williams announced that traffic signals at 19th and Iowa are fully installed and awaiting power. Minor work remains at 15th and Iowa, but temporary lights are in operation. The downtown master control unit to synchronize signals is delayed and the shipped date of Aug 2 was missed.
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Iowa
George Wiliams
15Th
Williams
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