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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1972
Page
11
A Kansas University area planning panel weighs a mini plan for Clinton Reservoir land guiding residential, commercial, and open space development. Realtors and builders urge gradual zoning to avoid overregulation and preserve agriculture, with emphasis on logical road funding and market-driven growth.
Local officials and business leaders push for a major medical center modeled after Mayo and Menninger. They urge a joint private public venture funded by bonds for the project and for surrounding road work to spur development. Real estate leaders anticipate $30 000 homes near Clinton with looser zoning for modest houses and mobile home parks.
Arthur Hoff was fined 80 dollars for failing to file a state Business Profits Tax return after his wife earned one dollar selling pots and pans. The penalty relates to a late filing of the return, not the tiny profit, and Hoff notes no tax would have been due.
Glee Smith of Larned was elected chairman of the First district Republicans in Hays. He succeeds J. Rex Dawe who resigned. June Windscheffel of Smith Center was named vice chairman and previously served as secretary for Congressman Keith Sebelius and as district co chairman for Sen. Bob Dole in 1968.
Planning consultants and the residents advisory committee for the East Lawrence Neighborhood Development Program will meet at 7 p.m. in the basement of Audio House at 307 E Ninth. The public session will discuss proposals for using an anticipated 500000 federal grant in the East Lawrence area.
The Lawrence Chamber of Commerce Economic Development Committee will host a Wednesday noon luncheon in the Ramada Inn Big Blue Room. Terence J. Scanlon, director of the Kansas Department of Economic Development, will be the guest and take part in a chamber Q and A session.
A concise phrase notes an inverse relation where smaller fish hooks yield larger numerical values, illustrating a counting or measurement pattern. The statement implies a scaling rule relevant to fishing gear or data interpretation in a compact form.
Analysis of prisoner exchanges in Korea and Vietnam shows POW releases as a core element of negotiated settlements. It recalls Operation Little Switch and Operation Big Switch in 1953, detailing numbers, routes, and the ongoing challenge of missing in action cases and the Red Cross role.
In Grandview Roy Scroggins awoke to find Mirazah a 800 pound Arabian in the upstairs of a house converted into a barn. Neighbors gathered as the horse backed down the 12 steps with a rope halter, leaving the Scroggins family to return to bed.
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