DCCCA building funded by conventional loan no public money
Bruce Beale of DCCCA says the Kasold Drive and Clinton Parkway headquarters, three years old and valued at 1.35 million, was financed with a conventional loan from a local bank. No city or county funds financed the construction. DCCCA operates 13 other Kansas locations and receives about 88 thousand dollars in liquor tax revenue earmarked for prevention and treatment from Lawrence and Douglas County. Grocery chains pay personal property taxes on equipment and fixtures, paid where stores are located. TV Picks are selected by three editors: Mike Fuhlhage, Kurt Caywood, and Mason King.
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Call Sound Off Line With Journal-World Instructions
Readers are invited to call the Journal-World Access line at 865-5000 and enter category 7478 to leave a question for the Sound Off feature, with a recording prompting for the submission.
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Australia honors KU professor for science prize
Kansas University emeritus professor Richard Moore shares the 1995 Australia Prize with three Australian scientists for advances in satellite mineral search and precise weather forecasting. The award, announced today, is worth 225000 dollars.
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Professor to discuss Mars geology at Lawrence meeting
Ed Zeller, co-director of KU radiation physics lab, will speak to the Astronomy Associates of Lawrence about Mars geology at 7 p.m. on Sunday in Lindley Hall fourth floor. If clear, Clyde Tombaugh Observatory opens at 8 p.m. for about an hour for public viewing with a telescope may be set up for Mars viewing. Students are invited to apply to the 1995-96 AUA board and committees.
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Lawrence in Brief coordinator positions at KU
To be eligible, students must plan to enroll at Kansas University for fall 1995. Applications may be picked up at the SUA office on the fourth floor of the Kansas Union. SUA will mail applications to transfer or commuter students upon request. Officer positions applications available Monday. due March 2. Coordinator positions available Feb 20. due noon March 27. Call 864-3477 for info.
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Belief on AIDS impact and social behavior shifts
The speaker argues that fear of AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases drives caution in society. They claim people are using this fear to combat the threat and that couples are increasingly more monogamous.
Police report notes car damage from top cut in Lawrence
A Lawrence woman reported a hole cut in the canvas top of her 1992 Ford Mustang parked in the 2100 block of East 23rd. Damages estimated at 1800 dollars. Also updates on a patient expected release from KU Medical Center after a December 26 three vehicle crash and a sequence of ambulance and fire calls with various incidents and damages.
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Births Tayve Potts and Robert Martin in Lawrence
Tayve Potts and Robert Martin welcome a baby girl in Lawrence today. The birth adds a new daughter to the family, with hospital documentation confirming the gender and parent names.
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Kansas events and activities for February evening to morning
Wace Datebook lists events at University of Kansas venues including basketball games against Nebraska and Iowa State, plus performances by Love Productions and Inspirational Gospel Voices for African American History Month. Also includes 4-H Day at Kennedy School, Vipassana workshop, immunization clinic, historic resources meeting, commission session, and a drug awareness program at local churches and schools.
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Do you favor Sunday liquor sale in Iowa Access poll
Readers are urged to answer an Access question by calling 865-5000. To vote, choose category 3500 for yes or category 3501 for no.
Judge frees Lawrence man in jail cigarette case
A Douglas County judge dismissed a felony contraband charge against Steven D. Mueller after finding the jail’s policy did not designate cigarettes as contraband at the time. Mueller faced up to 48 months if convicted. the jail remains smoke free with updated guidelines pending. Mueller still faces forgery and marijuana possession charges with a March 20 trial date.
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