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Kansas Counties
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Local civic leader Tommy Constant remembered for builders’ impact
Tom Constant and his family are honored as a longtime builder and civic leader who financed and advised major community projects. He led in city development, bank credit, and the KU Endowment program while resisting a Ku Klux Klan takeover. Also notes ongoing discussion of Vice President Agnew’s resignation amid Watergate fallout and NASA efforts on catalytic hydrocarbon additives for auto emissions.
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Tommy Constant
Constant
KU Endowment
Industrial Development Commission
Lawrence National Bank
Lawrence
J. L. Constant
Stock Fraud Case Sends Executive to One Year in Jail
New York AP reports an executive admitted conspiracy in a stock fraud scheme that prosecutors say netted him 10 million dollars and ripped off investors of 200 million. Four Seasons Nursing Centers of America symbolizes 1960s market excess and lax regulation. Clark faces up to five years and a 10 thousand dollar fine, parole possible in four months.
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New York
Four Seasons Nursing Centers of
America
Four Seasons
Clark
Positive steps toward pollution control in space program work
A hydrocarbon generator powered car concept is discussed as a two year horizon. Safety factors are emphasized as engineers tackle the pollution issue with space program facilities and personnel aiding the effort.
Kansas University football scores and events from 1963
A 1963 retrospective notes KU football preparing for a Syracuse opener, a new scoreboard installation, and Perry Reservoir project progress with lake filling hoped by 1968. It recalls Steve Renko Gale Sayers Tony Leiker Ken Coleman in the KU backfield and a season opener at TCU.
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Syracuse
Perry Reservoir
Lawrence
Kansas University
TCU
Steve Renko
Gale Sayers
Tony Leiker
Ken Coleman
Knowledge Without Values Could Be Fatal
The piece cites Charles H. Crutchfield on knowledge growth and moral limits, warning that without ethical commitments discovery may produce deadly power. It critiques Maoist rhetoric, Left activism on campuses, and urges clear value lines to prevent chaos, repression, or catastrophe.
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Crutchfield
Earth
One More Mile Lesson Helps Yellowstone Ranger Survive
Wayne Replogle, 69, longtime Yellowstone ranger and KU football aide, recounts a life threatening trek last July 11 when seven miles of wilderness hiking to a garnet region nearly ended his career. He credits a boyhood vow to persevere for pulling him through the crisis and notes a special retirement pact lets him work at Yellowstone toward age 100.
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Lawrence
Wayne Replogle
Yellowstone Park
Kansas University
KU Athletic Department
Replogle
Yellowstone Ranger Corps
Mammoth Hot Springs
Yellowstone
Rep
Coldwater
Kan
Claude
Billy-Boy
Wayne
Ranger Corps
Park Service
Winter May Be Nixon's Demise
A fictional Nixon speech declares a cold winter as the nation's key issue. It satirically links the president's fate to weather, critiques Congress and the media, and recalls a 7 year old's prayer for warmth. The piece uses the winter White House setting and cites inflation and fuel costs.
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Washington
Nixon
Supreme Court
White House
United States
Antrobus
Key Biscayne
State of the Union
Congress
Florida
Texas
California
Arizona
New Mexico
New England
Minnesota
Castle Exterior Work Completed at Baker University
Restoration of the Old Castle Hall foundation in Baldwin is finished with concrete and steel piers under the 115 year old museum. Interior repairs begin for October Maple Leaf Festival as $10,000 needed is raised by Baker University supporters and the Santa Fe Historical Society.
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Baldwin
Baker University
Old Castle Hall
Kansas
Miles Stotts
Baker
Stotts
Sante Fe Historical Society
Brezhnev Stops In Tashkent During Return from Bulgaria
Soviet news agency Tass reports Leonid I. Brezhnev made an unexpected stop in Tashkent on his way back to Moscow from Bulgaria. No reason given for the halt, as dispatches mention grain harvest difficulties in the eastern region.
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Moscow
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Tashkent
Bulgaria
Tass
South-Central Asia
Ex POW Files for No Fault Divorce in Tucson
Air Force officer Theodore Guy and his wife Sue filed a superior court no fault divorce petition in Tucson Arizona. They are parents of three children aged 16 to 20 and would have marked their 22nd wedding anniversary Friday.
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Tucson
Ariz
Air Force Co
Theodore Guy
Sue
Arizona
Pall of Smoke Over Lawrence Critics Pollution Near KU
Former Lawrence residents reminisce about their time at the University of Kansas and condemn a persistent pall of smoke and chemical fog over the city affecting students and faculty. They urge action to improve air quality affecting KU leadership and health. Kansas University's Board of Class Officers cannot schedule singer Bette Midler for a planned Oct. 22 concert.
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Lawrence
University
Ednora
John M. Trembly
C.L.A
West 76Th
Overland Park
Kan
Kansas University
Bette Midler
Penal Reform Topic Opens Douglas County Mental Health Year
The Douglas County Mental Health Association begins its 1973 74 period with a buffet dinner meeting at 6 30 p m next Wednesday in the Holiday Inn Skyline Room. Jane Sieverling president of the Johnson County Mental Health Association will speak on penal reform. Reservations through Mrs Emily Camin. The group supports Breakthrough and family life programs at Bert Nash Clinic and plans a new course starting in November. Kristin Hueter is named Panhellenic rush chairman at KU with spring rush Jan 10 15.
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Douglas County Mental Health Assn
Holiday Inn
Jane Sieverling
Johnson County Mental Health Assn
Douglas County Mental Health Group
United Fund Agency
Breakthrough
Bert Nash Clinic
Panhellenic Assa. Rush
Kansas University
Kristin Hueter
Shawnee Mission
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
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