Candidates weigh changes to Lawrence human relations law
Lawrence candidates respond to adding sexual orientation to the citys human relations ordinance as the April 4 election nears. Thirteen candidates discuss protection scope, with views ranging from support to opposition and calls for focusing on long term planning. The issue faces questions from staff and a Supreme Court review in a Colorado case. The primary Tuesday narrows six seats on the city commission.
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Rock Chalk Revue tickets available for Lied Center shows
Tickets remain for all three Rock Chalk Revue performances at 7 30 p m this Thursday Friday and Saturday at the Lied Center. Saturday nearing sellout says promotions coordinator Tom Field. The 46th annual 1995 event features hundreds of students and volunteers with proceeds to United Way of Douglas County. Theme caught in the act sponsors KJHK and Mercantile Bank of Lawrence. Performers include Alpha Gamma Delta Alpha Epsilon Pi Delta Gamma and Phi Delta Theta Kappa Alpha Theta and Delta Upsilon Kappa Kappa Gamma and Sigma Phi Epsilon Pi Beta Phi and Sigma Nu. Tickets at the student union activities box office or Rock Chalk Revue office 864-4033.
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Lawrence Citizens Debate Civil Rights Ordinance
Frank Coden and LeRoy Young weigh in on a proposed city ordinance to broaden civil rights protections. Supporters argue it protects everyone and reduces discrimination against gays and lesbians, with calls for swift action after the new commission’s April 11 meeting. Opponents warn it could create a new protected class and infringe on individual liberties.
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LeRoy Young
Kansas Senators Start Club to Honor America's Cup Team
State Senator Sandy Praeger and other Kansas leaders including Linda Graves and Alicia Salisbury form a club to support the 28 woman crew competing in the America's Cup. Members mail a note to Friends of the Women's Team Kansas Alpha Chapter. perks include a bumper sticker and forwarding of notes to the team. No meetings or dues, shirts and caps available by phone.
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Lana Oleen
Manhattan
Marge Petty
Crimes Against Children Reported More Frequently
Lawrence police statistics show 191 reports of violence against children last year, up 8.5 percent from 1993 and 54 percent since 1992. Police Chief Ron Olin says increased reporting or rising crime are possible explanations, as two juvenile investigators handle more cases.
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