The Sunflower, v.78, no.30 (February 5, 1974)
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1974-02-05
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The Sunflower, v.78 no.30. Wichita, Kansas, February 5, 1974. - 8 pages
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Article(s): Faculty fines to be enforced: Library policy changed 'with great reluctance’ -- Double crisis threatens Japan / Dan Bearth -- Truck strike brings violence, cutbacks -- Impeachment probe prods on -- Nixon sends record budget to Congress -- Colorado camps seek summer counselors -- Truckers' violence must stop -- Hostile attitude toward taxes: How the IRS cooked my goose / Hugh Tyson -- Kelly Pinkham's view: Private oil and the energy crisis, II / Kelly Pinkham -- More aid for lawbreakers: turtle justice -- Shocker players head for pros / Dan Lies -- Lee returns to competition
Photograph(s): Warm winter weather catches this co-ed napping in the afternoon sun. Temperatures in the upper 50’s found studies abandoned as students hit the tennis courts, baseball fields and bicycle paths to take advantage of the fresh air. p. 1 -- WSU's distance runner Steve Lee in practice. p. 7
Article(s): Faculty fines to be enforced: Library policy changed 'with great reluctance’ -- Double crisis threatens Japan / Dan Bearth -- Truck strike brings violence, cutbacks -- Impeachment probe prods on -- Nixon sends record budget to Congress -- Colorado camps seek summer counselors -- Truckers' violence must stop -- Hostile attitude toward taxes: How the IRS cooked my goose / Hugh Tyson -- Kelly Pinkham's view: Private oil and the energy crisis, II / Kelly Pinkham -- More aid for lawbreakers: turtle justice -- Shocker players head for pros / Dan Lies -- Lee returns to competition
Photograph(s): Warm winter weather catches this co-ed napping in the afternoon sun. Temperatures in the upper 50’s found studies abandoned as students hit the tennis courts, baseball fields and bicycle paths to take advantage of the fresh air. p. 1 -- WSU's distance runner Steve Lee in practice. p. 7