Three charged in Kennedy murder plot in Massachusetts
In Springfield three people David J. King Sandra R. Rondeau and Robert E. White pleaded not guilty to conspiring to murder Senator Edward Kennedy The case was continued to Sept 20 Police warned the plot may have been idle talk with possible hoax elements King claimed a $30000 payoff but investigators continued checks The defendants had lawyers and appearances were delayed by late filing multiple details remained under investigation
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Salvation Army
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U.S
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Lawrence City to weigh rezoning items and ordinances
The Lawrence City Commission will meet at 7 30 p m to consider three rezoning requests from last month with two denials and one approval plus liberalized storage of recreational vehicles and an alarm and screening ordinance. Also on the agenda are a Texas Tom’s Restaurant site plan, multiple plats and several annexation, sign variance, and bid actions along with appointments to boards.
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Kissinger Sets Goals for Talks on Rhodesia Namibian Issue
Secretary of State Kissinger heads to southern Africa with three proposals to ease African conflicts. He aims to create a Rhodesia peace forum to transfer power to blacks within two years and back multibillion dollar aid, push a Namibia constitutional parley including exiles, and urge South Africa to end apartheid while including SWAPO. He stresses gradual, peaceful change and urges Vorster to heed human conscience amid turmoil.
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Nebraska dean a KU graduate
Henry F. Holtzclaw Jr. was named Dean of Graduate Studies at the University of Nebraska. A KU alumnus, he has taught in NU’s chemistry department since 1947 and co authored a freshman chemistry textbook used at more than 400 colleges.
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South Africa Bus Workers Join Soweto Boycott
Police fired birds shot and tear gas as Soweto demonstrators clash during a three day work boycott second in a month. Alexandra sweep arrests 300 to 500 police, aims to detain about 1,000 by Monday night amid 80 percent absenteeism in Johannesburg black labor.
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KU Football Game Emergency Incidents Reported
Kansas University football game at Memorial Stadium saw several emergencies. George Bradshaw KU professor emeritus of civil engineering was stretchered to LMH in good condition after illness. A woman injured slightly from a plastic cup fight in the east stands, name not released. Dr. Martin Wollmann said heat difficulties affected several fans but none hospitalized.
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University Health Service
Ozone Debate Sparks NAS Call for Delayed Spray Ban
The National Academy of Sciences panels urge delaying any aerosol spray ban or regulation by one to two years pending further studies on ozone depletion. They warn that continued fluorocarbon release at 1973 levels could cut global ozone by about seven percent, with possible climate and rainfall impacts and a polar ice melt risk.
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Philip Handler
NAS
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Tive
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KU dorms near capacity as fears of overcrowding fade
Kansas University housing officials say dorm occupancy likely peaked with only two women in temporary space remain in Oliver Hall. A few students may leave or seek private apartments, but overall resident numbers are expected to stay stable for the semester.
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Susan Hess
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Fred McElherne
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