Firefighters and city enter confrontation over demands
Law rence leaders from the LPCA and Local 1596 threaten a work slowdown if the city does not recognize them as bargaining agents under state law. Key issues include pay hikes, injury leave, clothing allowance, sick leave, and bargaining rights amid tense talks with City Manager Buford Watson.
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Lawrence Patrol Officers Assn
International Association of Fire Fighters
Local 1596
David Reavis
LPCA
Alvin Samuels
Journal-World
Buford Watson
Kansas
Samuels
Watson
Kansas City
Combination acne therapy shows rapid clearing results
Dr. Sidney Hurwitz of Yale described a skin treatment using vitamin A acid with benzoyl peroxide that clears acne in six to eight weeks for most patients. He noted there is no single cure and therapy must be individualized.
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Dallas
Yale University School of Medicine
American Medical Assn
Sidney Hurwitz
New Haven
Com
Yale
Hurwitz
Navy Seaman Ret Cain Completes Recruit Training
Navy Seaman Ret Mark D. Cain son of Mr and Mrs Donald J Cain of Lawrence has completed recruit training at the Naval Training Center San Diego California.
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Navy
Mark D. Cain
Donald J. Cain
Lawrence
Naval Training Center
San Diego
KU Medical Center allied health school awarded grant
Kansas University College of Health Sciences School of Allied Health receives a 661445 grant from the Department of Health Education and Welfare for five years. Funds support staff equipment and renovations and create a dean’s office two on campus occupational therapy clinics in Lawrence and a student laboratory at KU Medical Center.
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Kansas City
Kan
School of Allied Health of
Kansas
University of Kansas College of Health Sciences
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
School of Allied Health
KU Medical Center
Lawrence
Kansas Board of Regents
Fog delays sailing fleet in Newport parade of tall ships
A dense fog pushed back the departure of the international tall ships fleet from Newport Harbor from 7 am to about noon CDT. The Coast Guard cited 100 yard visibility and weather forecasts expected lifting by midmorning. The parade will head to New York where 67 naval vessels will review the fleet and 20 000 spectators are anticipated. The Eagle leads the American square royal rigs, with masts towering around 150 feet.
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Newport
Ricap
International Tall Ships
New York
Newport Harbor
Coast Guard
National Weather Service
James L. Fleishell
Port of
Eugene Kenyon
Tall Ships
Eagle
Long Island
Brooklyn Bridge
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