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Friday, September 12, 1975
University Dally Kansan
No changes made for Ford visit
No changes have been made in the itinerary for President Gerald Ford's visit to the Kansas City area today, despite last week's attempt to assassinate him in
Lawrence Short, special agent in charge of the Kansas City Secret Service Office, said yesterday that he is the university's chief investigator during last week's incident. There will be no changes."
Ford will be in the Kansas City area to attend two Republican fund-raising affairs. His first engagement will be a $500 - person donation, sponsored by 7th and 8th St., Overland Park. The reception is sponsored by the Kansas Republican Committee. Ford will attend another fund-raising reception, sponsored by the Marmon Browne Center, at 7 p.m. at the Alameda Plaza Hotel.
The President will stay overnight in the Alameda Plaza Hotel and is scheduled to depart early Saturday morning for Dallas. After an attempt was made on Ford's last Friday in Sacramento to follow a lynch案 (Squeaky) Frommer said all convicted men in Manson, it was thought security measures would be lighter for the President: "In Kansas City, However, Short made only passing reference to any new security measures.
security measure. Although Ford is continuing his betic schedule of campaigning, the Associated Press reported that he appeared to be
wearing a protective vest yesterday in New Hampshire. The President was on the campaign trail to boost Republican Louis C. Wyman's chances in next Tuesday's special Senate election.
Secret Service agents and White House officials refused to confirm or deny Ford's wearing of a protective vest, but the outlines of some sort of additional garment were visible through the back of his jacket, and his shirt front appeared tightly drawn.
The question of how to determine whether Ford is traveling as President, candidate or G.O.P. party leader and how to assign costs by the Federal Election Commission.
This weekend, for example, the Republican Party will pay for the trips to and from each of Ford's political visits at the rate of $44 an hour. His staff, who occupied by the President, his family and members of his staff directly related to party politics.
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Good eyesight results in arrest
What looked like marijuana plants growing on the front porch of a house at 1240 Tennessee St. caught the eyes of Lawrence police Tice睡, and resulted in the arrest of a 21-year-old female University of Kansas student.
Police said they found 62 plants that appeared to be marjuanja growing in about
Tests will be conducted to determine whether the plants are actually cannabis sativa, or marijuana, before formal arrest or will be filed in the case, according to police.
40 assorted pots on the porch of the woman's home some of which they confessed as
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