Social Contradictions in U S Public Life Trend
JournalWorld column reviews Ruth Clark of Yankelovich on social change findings. She notes private life ethics loosened while public institutions demand more, with Carter's Lance affair illustrating clash between new and old values amid national debate and changing banking scrutiny.
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Ruth Clark
Yankelovic, Skelly and White, Inc
New York
U.S
Washington
Bert Lance
Ms. Clark
Lance
Georgia
Portings
Carter
Clark
America
Riot police arrest 98 blacks in Soweto
In Soweto police arrested 98 black residents after white authorities barred buses to Steve Biko funeral. A police spokesman said 42 of the detainees were women and they would be charged soon. US diplomats plan to attend the funeral as other Western reps join in. Also reported was a local burglary in Chicago.
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Office of Management and Budget
Carter
Lance
Johannesburg
South Africa
Soweto
Steve Biko
U.S
William Bowdler
United Nations
Don McHenry
Biko
United States
McHenry
South-West Africa
Namibia
Watson
Indoor firing range idle as health hazards delay reopening
Douglas County officials delay reopening the new judicial center firing range after air tests showed lead over limits. Health officials urge ventilation changes or remodeling, while use may shift to an outdoor range owned by the Kansas Fraternal Order of Police.
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Douglas County Judicial and Law Enforcement Center
Douglas County
Lone Star
Kansas Fraternal Order of Police
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Occupational Health Division
Richard Hack
Hack
Irwin
Gome
Jim Williams
Peters
Williams
Kubota
Law Center
County Commission
National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health
NIOSH
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Lawrence
Richard Stanwix
Stanwix
Carter Campaigning in Virginia for Governor Hopeful
President Carter undertakes a three city Virginia tour to aid Democrat Henry Howell against Republican John Dalton. Stops include Roanoke Norfolk and Williamsburg with speeches at the Civic Center Azalea Gardens and Convention Center before returning to Washington.
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Washington
Carter
Virginia
Roanoke
Norfolk
Williamsburg
Henry Howell
John Dalton
Howell
Mills Godwin
Dalton
Civic Center
Norfolk Azalea Gardens
Williamsburg Convention Center
Congressional Black Caucus
Newark
Trenton
New Jersey
Brendan T. Byrne
New York
Democratic Party
Eudoran man injured in farm combine accident
A 55 year old Eudora resident Samuel G. Neil was listed in fair condition with two broken legs after a Friday farm accident southeast of Eudora. He was caught in corn head blades, freed himself, and drove the machine a half mile to summon help.
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Eudora
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Samuel G. Neil
Rt. 2
Douglas County
Neis
LMH
Bank Robbery Suspects Hunted After High-Speed Chase
Lawmen pursue Casanova and Beckwith after a fast chase on the turnpike ending near Big Springs. The pair fled on foot from a wrecked car while an undetermined cash haul was recovered. A bank guard alerted police after two armed men robbed Fidelity State Bank branch near the Capitol. A trooper said shots were fired as the getaway vehicle crashed.
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Edward Hille
Topeka
Kansas Turnpike
Big Springs
Lawrence
Casanova
Beckwith
Fidelity State Bank and Trust Co
State Capitol
Rural towns woo medical students at KUMC Health Day
Kansas University Medical Center hosts Health Day drawing more than 50 Kansas communities seeking doctors and health workers. Students from first to second year express interest in rural practice over big city life, with reps from Jefferson and Douglas counties highlighting local shortages and nursing needs.
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Kansas City
Kan
Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas
KUMC
Western Kansas
Richard May
Oberlin
Mark Epstein
Prairie Village
Kansas Health
Denver
Dayton
Ohio
Steve Greenwell
Joseph Meek
Robert Keys
Jefferson County
Lawrence
Frank Creeden
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
LMH
Donald Hatton
Douglas County Medical Society
Lawrence Booth
Medical Center
City Officials Eye Monday Signoff on Police Union Deal
City officials report little action Friday as the Lawrence Police Officers Association weighs the latest wage offer. Assistant city manager Mike Wildgen says signing hinges on the union’s move and a pending firefighter contract. A contentious clause removing an officers committee to curb overtime is under discussion and may not block an agreement. Origin al documents are needed before signing.
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Lawrence Police Officers Assn
Mike Wildgen
Police Association
International Association of Fire Fighters
Wildgen
David Reavis
Reavis
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