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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1973

Page

8

Fire Chief Criticizes Dormitory Fire Safety At KU Sorority House

Lawrence fire chief F. C. Sanders and Capt. Walter Palmer described crowded dormitory conditions and inadequate fire escapes at the Gamma Phi Beta house at 1339 W Campus Rd after a Saturday night fire. The blaze started by an electric blanket shorting a bunk mattress, damaging the room on the third floor. Eight beds and numerous cords were involved as firefighters faced dense smoke and shocks from heating metal beds. The department deems the scene deplorable but says private property limits authority for immediate changes. The force will consult the health department on possible dormitory policy actions.

Lawrence F. C. Sanders Walter Palmer Gamma Phi Beta Campus Rd Palmer Sanders Kansas University Lawrence- Douglas County Gamma Phi Beta Sorority

Sand Fouling Water System In City Facility

City utilities director Charles Baker reports increased river sand turbidity is driving sand into the water plant. A temporary supplementary intake lowers velocity to reduce sand load, while dredging near the main intake is deemed ineffective without velocity changes.

Charles Baker City Utilities Baker Indiana Street

Assessor Expects Late Tax Filings This Year

The county assessor foresees a last minute rush for April 15 tax statements. Filing pace is slower than usual with most filings due on the deadline. Four appeals were heard by the board of tax equalization. four more are scheduled, with rulings delayed until all cases and properties are reviewed.

Rogers County Commission Board of Tax Equalization

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