Growing City Needs Four Bedroom Plan For Lawrence
Mayor Nalbandian compares Lawrence growth to a large family in a two bedroom house. He says the city has reached capacity and must consider a four bedroom plan funded by options like a countywide sales tax or city fees. A parks plan may reveal 10 to 12 million in recreation needs.
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John Nalbandian
Lawrence
Nalbandian
KU sees loan source shift from private lenders to government
Kansas University officials say students may not notice the change as loans move from private lenders to the federal government under a new budget bill. The Higher Education Act reauthorization raises loan maximums and expands subsidized options, with early increases in loan activity evident this fall.
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Kansas University
Congress
U.S. Department of Education
U.S. Treasury
Diane del Buono
Office of Student Financial Aid
del Buono
Sallie Mae
Student Loan Marketing Assn
Gisela Vallandigham
Washington, D.C
Lawrence
Inner Circle AIDS play educates Kansas University students
The one act play The Inner Circle directed by Phoebe Zimmerman at Kansas University uses flashbacks to show how AIDS affects four recent graduates two men and two women. It emphasizes safe behavior and informs students about transmission while addressing emotional responses. Performances are free and followed by Q and A sessions.
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David Doemland
Kansas University
Inner Circle
Steve Bryce-Holtzman
Lawrence
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The
Virgin Islands
Sean Holland
Kismet
Oliver Hall
Hashinger Hall
Inge Theater
Murphy Hall
Phoebe Zimmerman
Patricia Loughrey
Zimmerman
Wichita
Tuttle Creek releases set to rise to 24000 cfs
The U S Army Corps of Engineers will raise releases at Tuttle Creek Reservoir from 15000 cfs to 24000 cfs today. By Monday the reservoir water level at Tuttle near Manhattan stood at about 1116.3 feet, 19.7 feet below the flood control pool top.
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U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Tuttle Creek
Tuttle
Manhattan
Waste facility near ready for opening in Lawrence
Lawrence Douglas County Household Hazardous Waste Facility aims to open Sept 11 at 711 W 23rd with monthly Saturday hours once a contractor is hired to haul away highly dangerous wastes. Patricia Marvin cites bureaucracy, awaits five proposals, and notes the center will handle 36 waste types while warning household hazardous wastes drive most groundwater contamination.
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Lawrence-Douglas County
Patricia Marvin
W. 23Rd
Marvin
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