Public open talks reach in Lawrence school contract talks
Lawrence District 497 negotiators and the Lawrence Education Association agreed to open all bargaining sessions to the public for the 1976-77 school year. They debated how to handle crowd sizes and planned possible moves to better venues if needed.
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Students demand direct legal opinions from attorney general
Kansas University student body president Rolfs criticized Atty. Gen. Curt Schneider for limiting opinions to chief legal officers of subdivisions. He argued for direct access for the 20 000 member student body and questioned the long process through Board of Regents and offices. Bruce Woner urged a new custom of responding to many student requests.
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County sets four hearings on 1976 Community Development funds
Douglas County has scheduled four hearings on spending 303000 dollars in 1976 CD funds. Ernest Coleman outlined eligible projects and hearing dates at 10 am and 8 pm in various city and county buildings.
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City to renovate police fire building to city hall
City officials plan to convert the police and fire complex into a city hall using 400 000 dollars in revenue sharing funds. The project aims to start after the police department moves to the new law enforcement center at 11th and New Hampshire with completion hoped by mid August, though legal completion is set for November next year.
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City probe unit nears end of employe talks
The special committee probing mismanagement in city hall has nearly finished interviews with city employees. It has spoken with 75 or 89 workers across the street, sanitation and police departments and will interview fire department staff this week before reviewing documents. The panel plans a final meeting at Lawrence Public Library for noninterviewed staff.
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PLO Chief Warns Soviet Navy Would Oppose U S Fleet
In Budapest AP reports Yasir Arafat said Lebanon's leaders should fear Soviet opposition if the U S 6th Fleet intervened in Lebanon's civil war. He warned that the Soviet Navy would oppose any U S involvement.
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Knicks Acquire Guard Butch Beard on Waivers
New York Knicks obtain 6 foot 3 guard Butch Beard after he was waived by Cleveland. Beard joins a Knicks backcourt as the latest veteran addition in the period.
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Avoiding Hidden Home Flaws Before You Buy
A buyer's guide urges a proactive checklist to ask a REALTOR before closing. Note heating system age, siding insulation and roof, interior walls, waste disposal, and water supply options to prevent unpleasant surprises after the deed.
Western Europe agrees on Common Market passport and direct elections
Western European leaders reach a pact on a Common Market passport and direct elections to a European parliament in spring 1978. Britain and Denmark may keep their parliamentary appointees, while the rest vote by proportional representation. the nine nations also seek unity on at Paris energy and raw materials talks opening Dec. 16.
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Police halt card party. three arrested in private club raid
Lawrence police broke up a private club card game shortly after midnight and arrested Leroy E. Shaughnessy James B. Underwood and William K. Green on misdemeanor gambling counts. The suspects posted $250 bond and await arraignment. the Sanctuary at 1401 W Seventh was closed as officers began a state alcohol board inquiry.
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William K. Green
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James B. Underwood
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Neighbors Aid Powell Family After Fire Destroys Home
Lecompton residents rally to help the Powell family whose home burned down. Neighbors saved some clothing and furniture from the first and second floors. Campfire Girls and churches collect clothing and essentials while Orville Cook coordinates donations and notes a temporary power line is needed to preserve food in the basement.
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AMA studies strike issue at annual convention in Honolulu
The American Medical Association considers its stance on doctors strikes for economic gain as it debates a resolution praising a two week resident and intern walkout at Cook County Hospital. Dr. Max H. Parrott notes AMA tradition opposes strikes but warns future action may occur.
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