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University Daily Kansan, June 10, 1983
Trial is scheduled for assault charge
A 27-year-old transient is scheduled for trial Thursday on charges of aggravated assault against a KU student.
Gene Kirby Veaux, the suspect, is being held in lieu of $10,000 bond. He was arraigned yesterday in Douglas County District Court.
Veaux was arrested Wednesday afternoon by KU police an hour and 45 minutes after an assault in the south end of the KU Memorial Stadium parking lot.
The victim of the assault was driving her car in the parking lot when a man approached her to ask a question, police said. As she stopped, the man grabbed her with one hand and held her with a knife he held in his other hand.
The woman managed to escape and called the police.
The stretch of road, which is normally four lanes, is between the north and south junctions of Kansas 10 and highway 7 in Johnson County.
K-7 to be two lanes until 1985
Drivers traveling between Lawrence and Kanaus City via Kansas 7 after Tuesday will encounter 2-lane for a more than 2-mile stretch.
It will be reduced to 2%-lane traffic after Tuesday, according to Jon Wolverton, Kansas Department of Transportation.
The entire five miles between the junctions will be widened into a four-lane highway.
Wolterton said that the construction project is expected to last into 1985.
Comets star charged in cocaine case
By United Press International
OLATHE — Kansas City Comets star forward Vilma Orzhan, who had been
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stopped May 15 for a routine traffic violation, posted a $1,000 bond in connection with a charge of possession of cocaine, authorities said yesterday.
"What it means is that you have an active student chapter," said Tom Mulinazzi, faculty adviser of the 112-member KU chapter.
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The KU chapter's list of activities included several field trips, a race in concrete-made canoes with the KState chapter and a regional meeting in Oklahoma.
"We won an award like this in 1954 and then last year and this year, so it's the third in the history of the school," Mulnazzi said. "We've started a tradition. We're going to win one next year."
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Thirty of the 180 chapters nationwide received Certificates of Commendation.
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