Dual USD Building Plan Eyed at Tonga
At a joint meeting the Tonganoxie School District 464 board and its building steering committee agreed to a dual construction plan. A new elementary school and a 12 room high school addition are proposed at an estimated total cost of about 1.4 million dollars. Beecroft, Cole & Co. was hired as adviser for a future bond election.
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Court Building Design Approved in Topeka
The Capitol Area Plaza Authority approved the preliminary Kansas Supreme Court building plan at an estimated 8.40 million dollars. The design features 145000 square feet and includes two underground parking options costing 1.60 million and 1.32 million dollars respectively, with a 1.20 million alternative 200-car lot.
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Japanese Dance Performance By Uchiyama At KU
Ayako Uchiyama, a renowned classical dancer born in Hokkaido, will perform Buyo and Kabuki dances at 8 p.m. January 27 in Swarthout Recital Hall on the Kansas University campus. The International Theatre Arts Committee sponsors the show. Tickets are sold at Murphy Hall offices.
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Mulich Seated in Kansas Senate by Unanimous Vote
Senator Mulich was seated in the Kansas Senate by unanimous voice vote after the committee report. Mulich, a former House member, was sworn in with other senators earlier, despite a challenge to his election from a Wyandotte County group.
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Jail Facilities Report Due From Douglas County Committee
Before January ends the Douglas County Committee on Correctional Services and Jail Facilities will present tentative findings to the county commission. Chairman Forrest L. Swall notes data collection near completion and review will begin, with William R. Arnold compiling jail facility data. A March 1 deadline is set for recommendations as the panel considers improvements even if a spring bond issue arises. Swall cites National Clearinghouse and detention facility developments as key influences.
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