Major City Projects Map Shows Wide Range of Road Plans
The report lists numerous road and street projects with estimated costs ranging from under $200,000 to over $6 million. Key items include the 15th Street extension and Clinton Dam route, Haskell Loop upgrades, and connections to Route 40, with roles for Connecticut, 13th, 23rd, Blue Mound, and Peterson roads among many others. Current underway work covers Town south of 23rd and 31st Street construction from Iowa to Haskell.
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Connecticut Street
Haskell Loop
Connecticut
13Th Street
Massachusetts
Gory
15Th Street
Kasold
U.S. Corps of Engineers
Route 40
Clinton Dam
Clinton Parkway
Haskell
Blue Mound Road
Peterson Road
Iowa
Iowa Street
Princeton Boulevard
Lakeview
Lakesview
Towa
31St Street
Blue Mound
15Th
Northwest Road
23Rd
Wakarusa Township
Princeton
Yorkshire
Peterson
Cross Gate Drive
Northwest
Sixth
Lawrence
Harvard
Vth
31St
Wakarusa River
North Seventh Street
Maple
Kansas Traffic Deaths Log For August 31 1972
Topeka AP reports a Kansas traffic death tally covering 2 AM to 9 AM on Wednesday. The log compares August 31 1972 figures with the same period in 1971, noting 1430 deaths for the year-to-date and 399 for the comparable period last year.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Judge bars Volpe from blocking Missouri highway funds
Federal judge William Becker ordered Transportation Secretary Volpe not to stop Missouri from obligating $80 million from the highway trust fund for fiscal 1973. Becker ruled the action violates the Federal Aid Highway Act, amid Nixon anti inflation claims.
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Kansas City
Transportation
John Volpe
Missouri
Highway Trust Fund
William H. Becker
U.S. District Court
Missouri Highway Commission
Volpe
Nixon Administration
Becker
Bypasses Include Freeway Parallel to U S 10 on Master Plan
The master plan shows a freeway parallel to U S 10 as a future development to relieve congestion from strip development. The bypass aims to divert traffic around the city with eight other alternates in the report. Comparative costs place the recommended plan as the second most costly, while a no bypass option costs $59,700 and raises downtown bridge and 23rd Iowa loads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. 10
Hach
23Rd
Iowa
Critics Plan Immediate Appeal Over Alaska Pipeline Ruling
U S district judge George Hart lifted the two year old ban on the trans Alaska oil pipeline after ruling Interior Department meets permit requirements. Environmental groups say they will appeal. Alaska officials discuss direct Supreme Court route on national interest grounds. Hart says the appellate process should start asap.
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Washington
U.S. Dist
George L. Hart Jr
Interior Department
Hart
Environment Groups
The
Wilderness Society, Environmental Defense Fund
Friends of the Earth
Interior
Rogers C.B. Morton
Supreme Court
Fire damages wooden storage area at Constant Construction site
Fire crews battled an eight minute fire at 8 50 p m Tuesday in a fenced storage yard owned by Constant Construction Co at Second and Locust Lawrence. Damage estimated at 30 dollars. Cause undetermined. Firemen then cooled an overheated battery in a truck believed to have shorted. The truck owner was listed as Tarrant Electric Co of Wichita. driver James Brinkley.
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Constant Construction Co
al Second
Lawrence
Towa
Tarrant Electric Co
Wichita
James Brinkley
Jamaica’s Population Diversity and National Motto
Jamaica’s population includes Blacks, British, Chinese, East Indians, Jews, Lebanese and North Americans. The national motto is Out of Many, One People.
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Jamaica
Airline rules spray Spurs from Love Field flights
Dallas AP reports 1920 U S Air Service rules govern Love Field operations. Don't turn sharply while taxiing. lift the tail instead. Pilots must wipe goggles with handkerchiefs. hedge hopping forbidden. no spurs worn during flight. Avoid leaking fuel, trust instruments, and land at once in an emergency.
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Dallas
Lover Field
U.S. Air Service
Patdl
County standings in rural population category announced
Douglas County competed in the 30 001 to 90 000 population category Barton County placed first Crawford County placed second in the same class confirming a tied regional result
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Douglas County
Barton County
Crawford County
Engineers aim braille switchboard to aid blind workers
Halifax reports engineers in three countries are developing an auxiliary braille console for telephone switchboards. The device connects to the regular board and uses a panel of holes and rising pins to indicate incoming calls and busy lines, potentially increasing job opportunities for blind people.
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Halifax
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Yard Street
Corps
Judge
Kentucky
Pipeline
Alaska
William Egan
Juneau
Atty
Norman Gorsuch
Circuit Court
Patriot Services
Dillon
Food Club
Topcrest
Topco
TCS Skeyssues LI
Sherbet
White King
AJAX
Roy
Requior
Birds Eye
WYLER
Colorado
California
Fancy Thompson
Norgold Russet
U.5
Charleston
U.S
Reese
Vunie Ste
del Monte Tench
Realemon Jc
Grape Juice
Beacon
del Monte
TELCO
Ieee
Sylvania
Sylvania Magicubes
del Monte Light Meat “Ag. É
Soi Gleem
U.S.D.A
WADA
D.A
U.3
Ryday
Scou
Boneless
Chuck East
Meat Dept
Sonvsy Cecia
Dillon's
Sanalac Sya
Yasiation
SANKA
Foul Club Catsup
Monte
Agia Aes
MONIA
Acta Ae
Ty Price
Gaylord Brand
P.M
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