City okays water sewer and gas rate increases
Lawrence commission okays higher water and sewer charges with city bills in May and plans for rural districts and a study of natural gas rates. The move targets inflation and large users, raising the typical bill from 15.55 to 19.80, with min water and sewer increases highlighted.
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Congress Nears Approval Of Jobs Bill To Jumpstart Economy
A Senate House conference panel agreed on a 4 billion dollar public works jobs bill funding bridges, sewers, hospitals, and local projects. It could create 150 000 to 400 000 jobs depending on administration.
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Kansas Legislature Opens Three Day Session in Topeka
The Kansas Legislature reconvened for a three day session to consider a veto override on the personal income tax increase from 600 to 750 dollars and higher bracket tax hikes. Democrats split over funding a proposed medium security prison while voting on a massive set of next year appropriations. A subcommittee recommended 2.4 million dollars to reduce energy use at six universities and the medical center including 482 thousand for power management at KU, Emporia State.
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Trade deficit a record as oil prices surge
The Commerce Department reports March imports at 12.5 billion, led by petroleum up 22.2 percent, pushing the monthly trade deficit to a record of 2.4 billion. Exports rose to 10.7 billion, with grain and aircraft shipments lifting first-quarter totals to 29.5 billion, while import growth lifts the annual rate to 141.6 billion.
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Steel executives urge immediate price hikes amid losses
Pittsburgh AP report says chief executives from major steel companies demand price raises to cover higher energy costs and a new labor contract. Bethlehem Steel posted a first quarter loss of 25.2 million, versus 28.4 million profit a year earlier, with 1.3 billion in sales.
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Hussein urges careful peace prep before Geneva talks
King Hussein of Jordan and President Carter wrap two days of talks with warnings that a rushed Geneva conference would be a disaster. He stressed a common Arab approach to Palestinian representation and Israeli withdrawal as central to any progress, while Carter cautioned against overoptimism and urged solid pre Geneva gains.
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Scattered Showers Forecast In Journal-World Brief
Weather note reports scattered showers across the region with possible clearing later. Forecasters urge motorists to drive cautiously as showers move through the area today.
Luncheon Specials at the Aztec Inn Ad
Aztec Inn promotes luncheon specials featuring Mexican and American dishes. The advertisement highlights quick service and mid day meals for guests seeking affordable options.
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Ruling on Gardner confession delayed in murder case
Defense argues constitutional rights were violated during police questioning as judge defers ruling on admitting James Gardner 18's confession in the Feb 6 murder of Margaret Maxey until briefs are filed. Trial slated for June 8 with a second hearing to decide venue, possibly Douglas County. Gardner and brother Joseph 23 are held without bond on first degree murder charges.
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Housing authority director resigns after 1974 tenure
Doris Kaiser executive director of the Lawrence Local Housing Authority has unexpectedly resigned effective May 6 for personal reasons. The announcement came before a city commission meeting. Kaiser said she was relieved of duties yesterday and will receive severance pay. Kay Calvin, chairwoman, called the move surprising and provided few details. The authority runs Babcock Place and Edgewood Homes and faced attendance and low income housing concerns in a recent letter to the mayor and commissioners.
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Lawrence High senior among 28 awarded National Merit Scholarships
Bauleke 18 son of Maynard and (address) 319 Johnson will use the KU National Merit Scholarship for pre law studies at Kansas University. He also holds a KU Summerfield Scholarship and has held Boys State representatives position and Presidents Classroom attendance.
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