Debate on planning zoning limits for Lawrence future
Dolph C. Simons Jr. argues that coordinated city county planning shapes growth but warns against overreach overspecification. He notes debates in LawrenceDouglas County over 1995 needs, leakage in retail sales, and the balance between growth and private land rights, urging flexible, well grounded plans.
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Douglas County
Topeka
Kansas City
Lawrence Goals
Midwest Research Institute
Educators push new text book fee bill in Kansas
United School Administrators of Kansas seeks a new law after Attorney General Curt Schneider limited the existing text book rental rule to only textbook charges. A task force proposed a bill to allow charges for workbooks supplements and optional activities, aiming to ease district financial burdens.
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Adam Ambrose
United School Administrators of
Kansas
Curt Schneider
Schneider
Lawrence
The
USA
Auto sales gain in February as GM trims Chevette use
Domestic car sales rose 21 percent from a year earlier led by overall market strength. GM scrapped plans to boost Chevette production and will shut the South Gate California plant for three weeks to reduce small-car inventories. GM Ford and Mercedes recalls affect 120000 vehicles. Arrests for expired license tags start March 8. trooper notes tag expirations and pro rated truck tags.
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Detroit
South Gate
Calif
Elliott M. Estes
Chevy
Ford
Mercedes Benz
Chrysler
American Motors
Kansas Highway
Robert Leahen
Kansas University hosts 26th annual city officials conference
More than 100 Kansas city clerks and municipal finance officers will attend the 26th annual professional school at Kansas University Wednesday through Friday. The conference, run by the KU Institute of Public Affairs and Division of Continuing Education, will explore problems facing cities in the next two decades. A Wichita orthodontist, Dr Richard Rogers, 45, was killed when his car jumped a curb and rolled over on the east side Friday afternoon. The crash also struck a van, but no other injuries were reported.
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Kansas University
KU Institute of Public Affairs and
Division of Continuing Education
Wichita, Kan
Wichita
Richard Rogers
Miller in Fair Condition After Freight Train Collision
Harry R. Miller 62 of North Lawrence remains in fairly good condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital with head injuries and cuts after his pickup struck a Union Pacific freight train at a crossing south of Grant Elementary School. The collision occurred Friday afternoon as Miller’s southbound truck hit the eastbound engine traveling about 35 mph. the crossing lacks lights. The train engine sustained about $100 in damage. A second westbound freight train was briefly delayed during wreckage removal.
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Harry Miller
Rt. 4
Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Miller
Union Pacific
Harry R. Miller
Grant Elementary
FMC Corp
North
Robert Leahen
Mt Oread Bicycle Club plans 15 mile tour for beginners
The Mt Oread Bicycle Club sponsors a 15 mile ride for inexperienced riders this Sunday. Riders depart South Park at 1 p.m. and the event is weather dependent on road conditions. A public meeting follows Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Walnut Room at Kansas Union. The mailbox was invented in 1810 by Thomas Brown governor of Florida.
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Mt. Oread
Kansas Union
Kansas University
Thomas Brown
Florida
U N chief frames Angola conflict as African issue
U N Secretary General Waldheim said the Angola war is an African problem and the UN will not intervene without a request. He spoke after arriving in Bangkok to meet Thai leaders and noted growing moves by Britain and France to recognize the Soviet-backed MPLA as Angola's legitimate government.
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U.N
Kurt Waldheim
Angola
United Nations
Waldheim
Bangkok
Kukrit Pramoj
Britain
France
O'Connell Youth Ranch Named National Bicentennial Project
Youth for Christ International designated the O'Connell Youth Ranch near Lawrence as a national bicentennial project. The 140 acre site will serve delinquent boys with family style care and year round vocational training, led by a 25 member board including YFC directors. The ranch, off the Lawrence southeast edge, is funded by Elsie O'Connell's donated land.
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Youth For Christ International Inc
Lawrence Area
Lawrence
Elsie O’connell
O’connell Ranch
Douglas County
Youth For Christ International, Inc
David Burnett
Rt. 3
William F. Bradley
Rt. 2
Gerald A. Miller
Topeka
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