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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 2003

Page

7

City budget rethink eyed to curb mill levy rise

Lawrence officials weigh using recurring budget carryover to offset a projected 3.4 mill property tax increase. Commissioner Mike Rundle urges adjusting income and expenditure projections to avoid tax hikes while city staff, including City Manager Mike Wildgen, study the idea amid diminished state aid and stagnant sales tax revenue.

David Dunfield Rundle Mike Wildgen

Pay To Ride Bus Enrollment Deadline Nears

Lawrence public schools urge students to enroll early for the Pay To Ride bus program. Enrollment forms and bus passes required. early fees are 120 dollars per semester or 240 dollars per year if paid by Tuesday. After deadline, fees rise by 10 dollars per student. Fees payable to Laidlaw Educational Services at 1548 E 23rd St Suite C. Kansas law provides free transport for students living 2.5 miles or more from school, who must still file an enrollment form.

Lawrence Public Schools Laidlaw Educational Services 23Rd St Suite C Kansas

KU Camps Special Olympians Saddle Up For Day

Dozens of Special Olympians from Kansas University took a field trip to the Douglas County 4-H Fair grounds in Lawrence to learn horse riding. Trainer Steve McKenzie notes therapeutic benefits and calming effects, as Jennifer Bish shows on her mount. Athletes train in softball bowling soccer and golf with about 120 participants in KU sports clinics.

Lawrence Kansas University Douglas County Steve McKenzie Parsons State Hospital McKenzie Jennifer Bish Wichita

Overbrook Medical Clinic Drive Aims to Raise 50000

Community members have raised 30325 to keep Overbrook Medical Clinic open for six more months and hope to reach 50000 by week’s end. More than 113 donors have contributed including individuals civic groups businesses and city government. City has abated water sewer and trash charges. Contact Beth Pankratz at 785 6657050 for details.

Overbrook Medical Clinic Overbrook

Ottawa hailstorm leaves Ottawa car lots damaged

Morning-after survey shows extent of hail damage from a Friday night storm that produced golf ball to baseball-size hail. Ottawa Ford Lincoln Mercury Inc. reported 150 to 200 cars on the lot damaged, with windshields broken and bodies dented. Harmony Motors Inc. saw 14 cars hit, with siding damaged. Meteorologist George Phillips noted the storm hit Ottawa around 7:45 p.m. and was confined mainly to Ottawa and Coffee County east of Lebo.

Ottawa Jerry Warner Ford Lincoln Mercury Inc N. Main St Warner Harmony Motors Inc Dave Bowden Bowden George Phillips National Weather Service Topeka Lebo Coffee County Phillips Jim Bunch Horseshoe Aaron Lindberg

Open Shelter in Lawrence Moves Toward August Opening

Lawrence Open Shelter advances toward its August opening at 944 Kentucky with renovations ongoing. Officials estimate startup costs of 15000 dollars, of which 3000 had been raised by Saturday, while annual staffing needs total 60000 dollars. The shelter aims to serve a broader clientele than the nearby Salvation Army facility.

Jmathis Ljworld.com Liworle.com Mike Rundle Lawrence Rundle Lawrence City Commis Lawrence Open Shelter Hilda Enoch The Lawrence Coalition Loring Henderson Shelter Board Henderson Salvation Army N.H Lawrence Open

Wizard Run car show. Douglas County fairgrounds display

The fifth annual Wizard Run car show at the Douglas County 4-H Fairgrounds showcased American-made autos from many eras. Enthusiasts like Wayne Darrow and Steve Swatsenbarg toured the exhibits, admiring restored and souped-up machines including a 1954 Chevrolet and a 1964 Ford Falcon.

Douglas County Lawrence Street Steve Swatsenbarg Lawrence Charles Celeste Tipton Red Assa

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