Docking lauds 1973 Kansas session as productive
Governor Docking praised the 1973 Kansas legislative session as highly productive, noting major enacted measures including school funding reform, tax protections, and expansion of KU Medical Center, while expressing disappointment over failures to extend budget and property tax relief aids and to pass government spending limits and reform legislation.
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Hatfield Warns Cambodia Crisis Echoes Vietnam Pace
Senator Mark Hatfield says Cambodia developments echo secret commitments before U.S. entry into Vietnam. He cites White House briefings andHaig’s Southeast Asia mission while Defense and State officials discuss possible South Vietnamese actions. Senate leaders warn against expanding U.S. role amid ceasefire violations and legal questions on air strikes. County forecast shows mixed cloud, warm up, rain chances.
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No Letup Seen In Deadlock At Wounded Knee
AP reports government negotiator says all proposals to end the 45 day siege at Wounded Knee are exhausted. AIM demands the return of Russell Means and Leonard Crow Dog from Washington before negotiations resume. Government may redraw proposals or take other action. Pedro Bissonette rejects a revised seven point plan.
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President To Query Industry Over Wage Price Controls
Washington AP report: Cost of Living Council will convene next week with leaders from textile canning paper nonferrous metals and machine tools to probe price spikes. Sessions aim to curb rising costs as Congress weighs ceilings and a possible one year extension of wage price authority.
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Ex Ottawan Charts Defeat of McGovern in 1972 Campaign
Gary Hart, former Ottawan and McGovern campaign director, spoke at Ottawa University on McGovern's 1972 loss and the campaign's missteps. He criticized party tensions, the Eagleton affair, and overhyped issues, arguing competence and leadership mattered more than reform rhetoric. The talk touched on media coverage and generational change. In Baldwin, Kansas, Baker University president Dr. James Edward Doty resigns after seven years to resume pastoral counseling, planning Aug 1 departure for Corpus Christi Texas.
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KU Names Archie Dykes New Chancellor at KU
Dr. Archie R. Dykes 42 former chancellor of the University of Tennessee was named chancellor of the University of Kansas effective July 1. The Kansas Board of Regents chairman Jess Stewart announced the selection after a six month, 150-plus candidate search at a Lawrence news conference. Gov. Robert Docking praised Dykes qualifications and background saying he will be an outstanding chancellor.
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