Clinton Lake seminar debates multiuse plans and zoning
At Clinton Lake the audience and officials from the Army Corps of Engineers, Lawrence Douglas County planning, State Forestry, Fish and Game, and Hare and Hare discussed proposed lake use. The Sierra Club favored natural preservation and limited boating while planners warned decisions await public input and may favor multipurpose recreation.
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The
Sierra Club
Bob Swinth
Kansas University
South Park Recreation Center
Clinton Lake
Army Corps of Engineers
Lawrence-Douglas County
Clinton
Lawrence Douglas County
Dick McClanathan
Rebecca Coan
League of Women Voters
Teague
George Coggins
Corps
Ed Dischner
Dischner
Corps’ Recreation Division
Kansas City
Perry Reservoir
Alse Dischner
Swinth
Coggins
Two Eudora Women Injured in K 10 Collision
Cheryl D. Hodge 23 and Candace S. Eller 18 were admitted to Lawrence Memorial Hospital for observation after a two vehicle crash at 4 05 p m Tuesday. Both in fairly good condition. Hodge was the westbound driver. Leo L. Smith 69 of 722 Belle Meade drove north and attempted to cross the highway on Blue Mound road when the collision occurred.
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Eudora
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Cheryl D. Hodge
Candace S. Eller
Kansas Highway Patrol
Mrs. Hodge
Leo L. Smith
Belle Meade
Blue Mound
Arraignments Set for Two in Douglas County Court
Arraignments were scheduled in Douglas County Court for Robert Ferris and Mike Harrell after both were arrested by Lawrence police for a break in at Zercher Photo Inc. Bond set at 5000 for Ferris and 10000 for Harrell, a juvenile waived to adult court.
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Douglas County
Robert Ferris
W. 12Th
Mike Harrell
Learnard
Lawrence
Ferris
Harrell
Zercher Photo Inc
Mass
Zercher’s
Zercher
Arvie Southard Jr
County Approves Zoning Change Near Midland
Douglas County commissioners approve rezoning 2.67 acres from agricultural to I-2 light industrial near Midland. Land owner Tom Akin of Route 3 Lawrence requested I-3 heavy industrial status in filings to the planning commission.
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Barkley Clark
Lawrence-Douglas County
Douglas County Commission
Lawrence
Tom Akin
Rt. 3
The
Planning Commission
Car Fires Reported in Lawrence Areas with Minimal Damage
Firefighters logged a 10 44 a m Tuesday car fire at Sixth and Rockledge causing about 300 damage to John Slack’s vehicle. A grease pan overheating caused 15 smoke damage at John Stewart’s home on Lincoln Avenue. A reported car fire at 233 Mich at 5 08 p m Tuesday found no fire or damage.
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Rockledge
John Slack
Lawrence
John Stewart
Lincoln
Mich
City approves 10 sirens with campus additions in Lawrence
Lawrence city commissioners approve 10 civil defense sirens to be placed around the city with monthly testing at 70 to 126 decibels and two on the Kansas University campus. Sirens will be mounted on 40 foot poles and operable by radio impulse from the sheriff.
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Lawrence
George Williams
Kansas University
Buford Watson
Sheriff's Office
Woodlawn
Second
Maine
Deerfield
Yale
Kasold
Hillcrest
11Th
Haskell
23Rd
Lawrence High School
Kaseld
27Th
Florida
31St
Town
Ralph and
Betty Grisham
Richard
Ruby Armstrong
Beter
Iowa
Armstrong Road
Gene Riling
Watson
City Commission approves water sale plan and plats
The commission votes to sell 100 000 gallons daily to the rural water district though it may not buy that amount soon. Absent Commissioner Fisher attended a water resources meeting. They approve final plats for Alvamar Estates Lot 111 and University Place No 2 and rezone 62 acres south of Lakeview. Towing contract to Kaw Motor Co. and street work on St Andrews Drive receive action.
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Riling
U. S. 59
31St Street
Armstrong Road
Watson
Nancy Hambleton
31St
Iowa
Alvamar
John McGrew
Wakarusa Rural
Black and Veatch
Kansas City
Alvamar Estates
Tom O
LHS Play Draws 400 In Attendance For Midsummer Night Dream
Lawrence High School saw about 400 attendees for A Midsummer Night's Dream, Millard Denny says. The March show marks Shakespeare’s first at the high school in 20 years. next, a Lil Abner musical March 30–31 and Reader's Theater tryouts March 16–17.
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Lawrence High School
Millard Denny
Denny
Lil Abner
Reader’s Theater
Stephen Vincent Benet
Basher Linwood district plans school expansion
The Basehor Linwood School District approves design work for classroom additions at Basehor and Linwood to ease crowding amid enrollment growth. An architect and bonding attorney will pursue a bond issue on the April 3 election ballot. New spaces include vocational shops and music facilities, with expanded art classes and grades rearranged. Jim McClurg appointed to the Ward L Kiester memorial fund, and the 1973-74 calendar is set, with school starting August 22.
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Linwood
Basehor-Linwood
Walter Meyer
Kansas City, Mo
Baselior
Meyer
Meyers
Basehor
Jim McClurg
Ward L. Kiester
Haralick Seeks Commission Post in Lawrence Race
Robert Haralick 3414 Tom O Santer Dr flagged as sixth candidate for the Lawrence City Commission. KU electrical engineering associate professor cites public input needs and supports public hearings and ad hoc subcommittees. Other entrants include Clark Emick Kroeger Pinegar Morrill with deadline noon Tuesday. primary if >6 candidates on March 6. general April 3.
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Robert Haralick
Tom O’santer
Lawrence City
Kansas University
Lawrence
Haralick
City Commission
New York City
Hicksville
N.Y
Joy
Earth Resources Technology
Engineering Explorer
Chamber of Commerce
Barkley Clark
Crescent Rd
John Emick
W. Sixth St
Harry W. Kroeger Jr
E. 12Th St
Gale Pinegar
Minn
Mike Morrill
Guerrero hearing continued in Topeka court
Joyce Guerrero, 27, Topeka, charged with concealing items stolen from the Bureau of Indian Affairs building in Washington, D. C., had her arraignment in U. S. District Court here and a hearing set for next Tuesday, with release on her own recognizance.
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Topeka
Joyce Guerrero
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Washington, D.C
U.S. District Court
Dollar Weak In Europe Pushes Gold Higher
The dollar softened across major markets as government banks stepped in at floor levels to stabilize currencies. Gold surged to $70.49 an ounce in Paris and near record highs in London amid ongoing speculation of a US alliance rift with key economic partners. The Bank of Japan spent over $250 million to uphold the 301.10 yen rate, capping further declines.
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London
Paris
Bank of Japan
Clinic Open Thursday at Ballard Center
Dr. Helen Gilles will see patients up to age 20 from 9 to 11 a.m. Thursday at the Ballard Community Center Clinic located at 708 Elm Street. Judy Bachelder, clinic secretary, provided the details.
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Helen Gilles
Ballard Community Center
Elm St
Judy Bachelder
Experienced personal service at Heerasy Funeral Home
Heerasy Funeral Home offers attentive funeral arrangements and personal service. The firm provides guidance on services, grief support, and memorial planning through compassionate staff at 843-5111.
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Heerasy Funeral Home
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