Supreme Court rules shopping center may not ban petitioning
In a unanimous decision the Supreme Court says a California shopping center is a public business open to all and may not prohibit high school students from petitioning on its premises. The case dates to November 1975 at Pruneyard Shopping Center in San Jose.
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Jordan undergoes abdominal repair after motel shooting
Vernon F. Jordan Jr., 44, national urban league president, is in serious but stable condition at Parkview Memorial Hospital after a Sunday night operation to repair an abdominal incision from earlier surgery. Doctors say the incision breakdown followed a May 29 shooting outside a Fort Wayne Marriott. Martha Coleman’s attorney says she will likely speak to the media soon to tell her side.
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Martha Coleman
Charles F. Leonard
Urban League
Coleman Affirms Mrs Coleman Cleared in Dinner Shooting
Jordan, a dinner speaker, was shot after surgery for repair as Coleman and her husband act to shield her. FBI agents consider hypnosis for recall while Mrs. Coleman repeatedly tests negative for involvement, with police backing seclusion to protect her.
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Leonard
KEPCo plans could save rural electric bills in Kansas
A KEPCo attorney said rural electric cooperative customers could save millions on electricity over the next 16 years if Kansas Electric Power Cooperative gains generation and transmission authority. Projections ranged from conservative imports of $5 million to $18 million in the Kansas Corporation.
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Whodunit or ghostwriter surface in Truman mystery
In New York the debate over Murder in the White House centers on whether Margaret Truman Daniel wrote the book or used a ghostwriter. Critics note possible past help while her agent defends full authorship as a six-figure deal, TV adaptation, and strong sales. The report also covers KEPCo’s bid to buy into the Wolf Creek nuclear plant, with intervenors warning of risk and costs.
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Scott Meredith
Lincoln
Nancy Drew
McNamara Plans Resignation From World Bank Post
Former U S defense secretary and World Bank president Robert S McNamara said he will resign next year, stepping down June 30 1981 at age 65 the traditional retirement age for the post. He informed the bank's 135 nations directors of his plan in a statement.
McNamara pushes for World Bank search committee
Former U S secretary of defense Robert McNamara notes a World Bank leadership search committee should be formed. He questions the need for an American president, reflecting on his Kennedy era role in Vietnam policy during 1961 to 1968 and later under Johnson.
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Kennedy
Lyndon B.johnson
Wolf Creek contract sparks testy Kansas filing disputes
KCC Chairman Loux granted a staff motion to strike KEPCo testimony claiming the Wolf Creek fuel contract saves KEPCo customers 2 million dollars. The Westinghouse KG&E KCPL pact secrecy dispute escalates as Westinghouse seeks to block contract disclosure via a restraining order. BR Howeust, KG&E attorney, and Lawrence Berkowitz are involved as talks continue in Shawnee County.
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Lawrence Berkowitz
Kansas City
Westinghouse
Shawnee County District Court
Hearing on Final Settlement in Ella M Johnson Estate
In Franklin County Kansas District Court Florence C Burke executor seeks final settlement and heirs determination for Ella M Johnson deceased. Notice requires defenses by June 26 1980 and hearing in Ottawa. Also an Ottawa ordinance authorizes mayor to sign a municipal participation agreement with Kansas City Power and Light Company effective after publication.
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Florence C. Burke
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Ottawa
Otawa
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P Hanipal Corpora
Rene
Stanatary
Kansas appoints Robert C. Henry to Tax Appeals board
Gov. John Carlin announced Robert C. Henry of Atchison will fill a four year term on the Kansas Board of Tax Appeals starting July 1, succeeding LeRoy Randolph Jr. Henry, 51, is Benedictine College’s associate professor and department chair. The board’s other June 30 term awaits announcement.
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Kansas Board of Tax Appeals
Robert C. Henry
Atchison
LeRoy Randolph Jr
Kansas City
Bill Hoch
Rex Bergen
Beloit
Henry
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St. John’s
St. Cloud State
Minnesota
University of Minnesota
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Kansas Political Science Association
American Society For Public Administration
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Mount Academy
Board of
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