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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1975

Page

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Lawrence city commission sets housing entry policy at meeting

The Lawrence City Commission approved a policy for forced entry during minimum housing inspections, endorsed the design of the city maintenance garage, and accepted petitions from the Pinney Neighborhood Assn. and Old West Lawrence Assn. opposing a Second and Indiana site. They agreed not to force entry into owner-occupied homes if the owner refuses. Housing exteriors were deemed essential to upkeep.

Lawrence City Commission Pinckney Neighborhood Second Indiana Rose Community Development Department Neighborhood Development Program Buford Watson Judicial Law Enforcement Watson

Lawmakers split on liquor tax cut and bingo

Local representatives show division over liquor by the drink, a tax cut plan, and bingo. Rep. Michael Glover leads on tax reform, while Rep. Lloyd Buzzi and Rep. John Vogel debate practicality, funding, and timing amid inflation and state surplus concerns.

Lloyd Buzzi R-Lawrence John Vogel Buzzi Vogel Glover Baldwin Lawrence

Bills on farm assessment tax cut introduced in Kansas

Both parties in the Kansas House moved to advance Gov. Bennett's farm land tax plan allowing assessment by agricultural income and a bill raising personal tax exemptions from 600 to 750. Democrats push to remove age limits in Homestead Relief and add renters to the act while other measures cover liquor rules and public work projects.

Topeka Kan House Robert F. Bennett Senate Democrats House Energy and Natural Resources Committee Wyandotte County The Highway Commission

Lawrence forms civic choir with meeting on February second

A group of about a dozen Lawrence residents formed a board to organize a civic choir to join the Lawrence Civic Symphony. No auditions, adults over 18 may attend the February 2 meeting at First Baptist Church. Planning includes a April concert, potential Memorial Stadium performances, bicentennial activities, and sponsorship by Lawrence Friends of Music Inc.

Lawrence First Baptist Church Tom Wilcox Janice Bays Wilcox Memorial Stadium Lawrence Friends of Music Inc

Kresge Faces Earnings Drop in 1974 Quarter

The S S Kresge Co owner of Kmart and a distribution center reports its first year-to-year fourth quarter earnings decline since 1969. Officials cite weak demand and aggressive price cutting amid pre-Christmas sales. Chairman Robert E. Dewar said Q4 1974 earnings will not reach 1973’s 53.6 million dollars or 44 cents per share, with full-year 1974 earnings expected around 1.15 to 1.25 dollars per share, near the prior year’s 1.15.

S. S. Kresge Co Kmart Robert E. Dewar Kresge The Wall Street Journal Dewar

City Denies Special Lease For Sixth and Massachusetts Project

Lawrence City Commission denied a requested special lease on corner land for Bud Jennings Carpet and Drapes Inc. The city owns land beneath Closeout Carpet Bowersock Mill and Kansas Fibreboard Inc. and refused a separate lease for the carpet building option to buy.

Sixth Massachusetts Bud Jennings Bud Jennings Carpet and Drapes Inc Mass Lawrence City Commission Closeout Carpet Bowersock Mill Kansas Fibreboard Inc Kansas Fibreboard Jennings Kansas Fibreboard Jack Rose Stephen Hill Commission Jenning

Smoking in bed suspected as mobile home fire cause

A fire at 1600 W Fourth damaged a mobile home causing 3500 dollars in losses. Occupant Russell Edmonds woke to heat and fell asleep on the couch before the back bedroom ignited. Firemen arrived to find the room burning. damage split 1000 to contents and 2500 to the building owned by Melvin Hurrelbrink.

Russel Edmonds Melvin Hurrelbrink

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