Editorial criticizes KU parking garage woes at Allen Fieldhouse
The new multi level parking facility near Allen Fieldhouse is praised for utility but criticized for management. Vandalism, absent patrols during games, and nuisance advertising under windshields frustrate fans and threaten cars. Calls grow for better staff coverage and permit concerns.
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Allen Fieldhouse
University
Athletic Department
City officials weigh drug task force amid testing concerns
Lawrence city commissioners discuss reactivating a citizens task force to assess illegal drug use while split on approving voluntary drug testing for themselves and top officials. Critics say leaders send a weak message if they resist testing while urging action against users and pushers.
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Lawrence
Commission
Lawrence film derailed Amtrak crash sparks speed debate
In a national hearing here a Santa Fe Railway track inspector testified a speed warning sign was in place less than a day before the Amtrak passenger train derailed near downtown Lawrence killing two and injuring fifty. Excessive speed was cited as the probable cause with reports of speeds over 70 mph.
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Santa Fe Railway
Amtrak
Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Letters to the editor urge kindness and eagle care
In a public forum letter, Mary Ann Kieffer urges kindness to disabled children and acceptance in school, church, and workplace. A second letter by Carol Bonebrake recounts a hunter’s shot eagle and the extensive rehab by Wildcare volunteers, calling for environmental action to protect habitats and wildlife.
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Mary Ann Kieffer
Santa Fe
Journal-World
Alaska
Mus
USS. Wildlife and Parks
Wildcare
Kansas University
Animal Care Unit
EU Animal Care Unit
Mallett Hall
Carol Bonebrake
Rt. 4
Malta summit shows Bush misjudged deal for Gorbachev
The Malta summit analysis says Bush sought a dramatic breakthrough but yielded real gains to Gorbachev. Bush offered economic concessions before a formal Start treaty, while Gorbachev pressed for quick deals and linked reforms to Western money. The writer criticizes Bush for rushing headlines and warns true end to the Cold War requires Soviet political change.
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Washington
George Bush
Europe
Moscow
Mikhail Gorbachev
Red Army
Soviet Union
Malta
Bush
Gorbachev
Maxim Gorky
Free World
Houston
Mr. Popular
Malta choice fuels Soviet Communism despite revolt
The piece argues Bushs Malta policy prolongs Soviet Communist rule by backing Gorbachev with US economic and political support. It contends Malta delays the USSRs revolution, risks future tyranny, and suggests Bush should have pushed for broad arms control and emigration deals instead.
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Leslie Stahl
CBS
Malta
Czechoslovakia
East Germany
Bush
United States
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Gorbachev
Moscow
Communist Party of
Els
Soviet Communist Party
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