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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1992

Page

14

Lawrence teachers salaries clash over raises in board talks

Lawrence Education Assn proposes a 9.95 percent salary and fringe benefit rise, higher than the board’s 6.95 percent offer. Board spokesman Bill Wilson cites ongoing talks and executive-session discussions as negotiations resume at 4:45 p.m. at the district Service Center. The proposals differ on base pay, with starting salaries of 20 276 under the board plan and 20 831 under the LEA plan, plus a 1.67 percent calendar extension and a $117 000 boost for higher health insurance premiums. The district may consider bonds for new schools as facilities needs grow.

Lawrence Education Assn Lawrence School Board Bill Wilson LEA Clinton Pkwy Wilson Don Binns Sam Rabiola National Education Assn Rabiola Lawrence Kansas National Education Assn

Attendant at station robbed in Lawrence hold up

A 22 year old clerk at Presto Phillips 66 on West Ninth reported a man, claiming to be armed, passed a note demanding cash and fled west after taking an undetermined amount. Police said the clerk did not see a gun and the store conducts an audit to determine the loss.

Lawrence Presto Phillips 66 W. Ninth Ed Brunt Brunt

Former KPL leader Balfour Jeffrey dies at 86

Topeka reporter obituary for Balfour Jeffrey former president and chairman of Kansas Power and Light Co. KU Endowment Association board member and KU alumnus who also coached at Baker University and taught at Washburn. Born 1906 in Chicago he died at a Topeka hospital after a long career in law energy and public service. Memorials suggested to Topeka Blood Bank.

Topeka Balfour Jeffrey Kansas Power and Light Co Kansas University Jeffrey KU Endowment Association KUEA University of Kansas Bal Jeffrey Jim Martin Endowment Association Chicago Alexander Balfour Alice Sillman Jeffrey Baker University Baldwin Harvard Washburn University Judge Advocate General Washington D.C KPL Pottawatomie County Jeffrey Energy Center Grace Episcopal Cathedral Alpha Kappa Psi Beta Gamma Sigma American and Kansas Bar Associations Kansas 4-H Foundation Margaret Smith Ann Kay San Mateo Calif Elizabeth Jenkins Raymore Newman Jeffrey Washington, D.C Brent Topeka Blood Bank Inc W. Lane Penwell-Gabel Funeral Home

NAACP Lawrence Chapter to Meet Thursday Evening

The Lawrence branch of the NAACP will gather at 7 30 p m Thursday at the Elizabeth M Watkins Community Museum 1047 Mass The guest speaker is Lisa Blair and the meeting will discuss local civil rights matters and outreach efforts.

Lawrence National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Elizabeth M. Watkins Community Museum Mass Lisa Blair

County weighs grant to lure Coronado Bindery to Lawrence

The Douglas County Commission will discuss applying for a Community Development Block Grant to assist Coronado Bindery Services Inc of Lenexa bringing a Montana related business to Lawrence. If approved and location chosen, about 20 jobs are expected in 18 months. A second hearing is set for July 15 with final grant amount determined in August.

Douglas County Commission Lawrence Coronado Bindery Services Inc Lenexa Bill Martin Lawrence Chamber of Commerce Cornado Montana Coronado Aeroquip Lakeview Road Martin Chamber Cleland Commission 11Th Massachusetts Kansas Department of Commerce

Douglas County Court Clerk Extends Noon Hours

The Douglas County District Court clerk announces new hours from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, staying open at noon to serve the public. Sherlyn Sampson says the change aids working people and allows staff training and cross training.

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