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Dancing Ban and Pinball Burnings in Douglas County 1950s
The era in Lawrence saw dancing banned in establishments serving alcohol from 1946 to 1957. In a turn of events adults reportedly burned pinball machines as dancing was slated to become legal again. Page 6A notes further details.
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From Classroom to Cafe Exhibit Opens at Watkins Museum
The exhibit See the exhibit From Classroom to Cafe: A century of student hangouts opens at 5 30 p m April 25 as part of downtown Final Fridays. It runs through July and will be on the Watkins Museum second floor at 11th and Massachusetts streets.
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City eyes roundabout at 19th and Naismith Drive
City engineers want state grants totaling 13 million to build roundabouts at 19th and Naismith plus Kasold and Harvard and Wakarusa and Harvard. If approved, construction could start in 2016 with a summer funding decision expected. The move expands a trend toward replacing four way stops with modern roundabouts to reduce crashes.
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Interstate Crosscheck voter program aims to clean rolls
Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach runs Interstate Crosscheck a national effort comparing 100 million plus voter records across 28 states to detect duplicate registrations and potential double voting. Kobach says most duplicates are moving related and the service is offered free to states amid controversy over initial fraud claims by North Carolina officials.
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Weather Forecast Mostly Cloudy for Today
The forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies with a high near 76 and a low around 57. Winds light to moderate. Rain is not expected today. plan outdoor activities accordingly.
Lawmakers hear constituents oppose removing teacher tenure
Legislators report receiving broad backlash from voters criticizing plans to eliminate teacher tenure. The discussion underscores public concern about job protections in the education system.
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