LMH Board Debates Firm Study On Hospital Growth
Lawrence Memorial Hospital trustees discussed Good Health Inc a consulting firm hired to study facilities and growth. The $30 000 study progress was reviewed with staff interviews to be completed next week and final report due November 1.
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Good Health Inc
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Good Health, Inc
Monti Belot
Lenz
Lawrence
John Simons
William Barnett
Barnett
Phillip Godwin
Flags of Two Germanys Hoisted at United Nations
At the United Nations, West and East Germany flags were raised beside the Bahamas banner as the two German states were admitted to UN membership. Secretary-General U Thant praised the event as a sign of detente while delegates debated briefly, with shelling opposition from Israel and Guinea but the resolution approved by acclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
United Nations, N.Y
East Germany
U.N
World Organization
Nurt Waldheim
U.S
Germanys
Bahamas
Yosef Tekoah
Israel
West Germany
Jeanne Martin Cisse
Guinea
Portugal
Portuguese Guinea
Cape Verde Islands
Britain
France
Soviet Union
United States
Tekoah
Mrs. Cisse
Winter
Scheel
Pension Bill Moves Toward Senate Action in Washington
A compromise pension reform bill prepared for Senate action merges Labor and Finance versions. It would vest rights for private pension participants, require adequate funding, create a government insurance program, offer portability, and tighten fiduciary standards. Senator Harrison Williams notes two thirds lack vested rights due to age or service requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Labor and Finance Committees
Harrison A. Williams Jr
D-N.j
City Proposes to Ban Smoking in Theaters
Lawrence city commissioners voted 3 to 2 to have staff draft an ordinance banning smoking in theaters by Oct 2. The plan faced questions about scope while advocates cited non-smokers rights and nuisance concerns from hay fever and 9th graders.
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Lawrence
Fred Pence
John Emick
Barkley Clark
Nancy <Ambleton
Jack Rose
Rod Stuart
Clark
F. C. Sanders
Pence
Rose
Commissioners
Stuart
Emick
Kansas City
Lawrence Commission Revisits Idle 1904 Carnegie Library Facade Plan
Lawrence City Commission toured the vacant Ninth and Vermont library and discussed renovation or sale. Commissioner Jack Rose suggested preserving the facade and placing a parking lot behind it like a Hollywood set. A counterfeit $20 bill passed at a downtown store was found at a Lawrence bank.
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Ninth
Vermont
Lawrence City Commission
Jack Rose
Hollywood
Lawrence
Federal Reserve
Hussein Shares Prison Fare With Guerrilla Leaders
King Hussein met with Palestine guerrilla leader Abu Daoud and nine others at the central prison after granting a general amnesty to release them. WAFA criticized the move saying no change in Jordanian repression. The amnesty does not permit guerrilla operations against Israel from Jordan.
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Amman
Jordan
Hussein
Central
Palestine
Abu Daoud
WAFA
Olive Branch
Israel
Roosevelt tied to Bahamas plot denies bribery claim
Swindler Mastriana told the Senate investigations panel that Elliott Roosevelt and Michael McLaney offered $100 000 to assassinate Bahamian Prime Minister Lynden O Pindling. Roosevelt denied the charge calling it fabrication and a con man’s lie.
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Washington
Elliott Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Miami Beach
Fla
Louis P. Mastriana
Senate Permanent Subcommittee On Investigations
Lynden O. Pindling
Michael McLaney
Mastriana
McLaney
U.S
Meyer Lansky
Florida
Texas
Editor's Day Slated at KU Hall of Fame Induction
An outstanding Kansas newspaperman will be named to the Kansas Newspaper Hall of Fame on September 29 during Editor's Day at Kansas University. Calder Pickett will announce the award, the 18th induction since 1931, chosen by the Quarter Century Club. Chancellor Archie Dykes welcomes editors, and Dick Smyser will address the group before lunch at the Kansas Union Ballroom and the Kansas Minnesota game.
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Kansas
Kansas University
Calder Pickett
Quarter Century Club
Archie Dykes
Dick Smyser
Oak Ridger
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Smyser
Associated Press
Assn
School of Journalism
Kansas Union
Lawrence airport land costs eyed with expansion options
Planning consultants estimate $356000 for land purchase for a possible Lawrence airport expansion. Bucher and Willis cite $269775 for 327 acres at $825 an acre plus legal fees and three houses. Experts warn sandy loam farmland may exceed $1000 per acre, up to $2000 in places, with much land owned by the Kansas University Endowment Association.
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Lawrence
Bucher and Willis
Salina
Kansas University Endowment Association
Endowment Association
Boucher
Willis
Witness John Ragan Linked to ITT and Republican Party
Counterbugging expert John Ragan, a surprise witness in the Senate Watergate hearings, served as a $100-a-day security consultant for the Republican National Committee from 1969 to 1971 and was later sent by ITT to Chile. He denies involvement in any bugging and says his Chile trip occurred in April and May 1971, before ending ties to the GOP.
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Washington
John Ragan
Republican Party
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Ragan
Republican National Committee
ITT
Salvador Allende
Chile
Sam J. Ervin
Watergate Committee
E. Howard Hunt Jr
White House
Patrick J. Buchanan
John J. Caulfield
John W. Dean III
Massapequa
N.Y
Kraft
Nixon
F. Done Ald Nixon
FBI
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LMH Board
Anita Knopp
Donald Lenz
Bob Billings
Belot
Dolph Simons Jr
Rhodes Heating
Wade Dexter
Lynden Pindling
Walter Scheel
Otto Winter
West and
General Assembly
Chamber of Commerce Aviation Committee
Chamber
Nancy Hambleton
Buford Watson
Journal-World Photo
Milton Allen
Kansas University Student Union
Allen
Fare
Swindler
Lisbon, Portugal
New Jersey
Miami
U.S. Postal Service
Howard Feldman
Lisbon
SUA
Russell
Joseph Kraft
Caprice
Lucas
Massachusetts
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