University Daily Kansan, January 28, 1981
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Two cars in the display lot of Turner Chevrolet, 3000 S. Iowa St., were stripped of parts valued at about $500 on Thursday, Lawrence police said yesterday.
Four turbine wheels, valued at $34; four tires, valued at $200; four centercars, valued at $38; four wheel valves, valued at $150 lug nuts, valued at $8.00, were taken.
BURGLIARS TRIED to steal drugs worth $1,287 from Raney Drug Store, 1800 Massachusetts St., late Saturday or early Sunday.
The burglars entered the store through a vent above the cafeteria cooking grill, police said.
After putting the drugs in a large plastic bag, they apparently left the store through the vent but left their body behind. Police found the bag of drugs stuck in the vent. No arrests were made.
A GAS STATION clerk was held at knife-point Saturday night by two men who robbed $110 from the Jahwayk Oil station, 902 W. 22nd St.
The clerk, Michael McNeill, said he
put $5 worth of gas in a car and approached to get the money.
Instead of paying, one of the robbers pulled a four-inch switchblade knife on him, he said. The robber told McNell to give him his wallet, which contained $110 and belonged to the station. The robbers then sped away.
Police said the car the men were driving, a 1973 green Ford Mustang, had been reported stolen from Hillcrest Shopping Center earlier that night.
The ear was found Saturday at 1108 W. 22nd St., parked with its motor running.
Witnesses told police that they saw two men jump out of the car and drive off.
Police are investigating the incident. A PIZZA BOMBER stalks the streets of Lawrence, police said. According to police, Michael Todd, 1025 Rhode Island St., was driving in the 2100 block of Louisiana Street when his car's windshield was struck by a pizza thrown from a passing car.
Police said another incident of pizza throwing had occurred earlier.
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Former Chancellor E. Laurence Chalmers will return to the Lawrence campus Feb. 15 for the first time since he resigned in May. He accused of violence and controversy.
Chalmers plans visit to KU
main union level 2, satellite shop
Chalmers, who was chancellor from 1969 to 1972, will speak at the Higher Education Week banquet in the Kansas Room of the Kansas Union.
Matt Davis, Higher Education Week coordinator and former student body vice president, invited Chalmers to the banquet.
"He wrote a very convincing letter," chalmers said from his home in Chicago.
Chalmers, who is president of the Chicago Art Institute, said he had turned down previous invitations to attend University but he declined to say why.
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