Public transit gains clear support in city survey
Lawrence residents showed broad backing for a city operated or subsidized public transit system. 29 percent strongly support and 46 percent mildly support. 63 percent say a citywide system is needed. DST study urges feasibility, funding strategies, and expansion options amid cost concerns.
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Should Lawrence Run or Subsidize Transit, Poll On Page 3A
A J W Access poll on page 3A asks whether the city of Lawrence should operate a public transportation system or subsidize it. The item presents the debate and public involvement options without endorsing either path. It notes the poll access and location for readers seeking to weigh in.
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Economy shows April rise amid slow recovery
Washington reports a 0.4 percent April gain in the Leading Indicators index, following a revised March 0.4 percent rise, signaling a cautious recovery. New home sales edge up 1 to 3 percent. gains led by raw material prices and improved manufacturing orders, with five indicators down and money-supply growth weakest.
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Industrialist sees environment as business opportunity
Swiss magnate Stephan Schmidheiny argues ecology is a market open door for business. He will address Earth Summit delegates in Rio de Janeiro representing 48 multinational chiefs. His two year drive aims to mobilize industry to report on ecological strategies for the UN conference.
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Bush Eyes Earth Summit To Boost Re election At Home
EU scholars say President Bush will use the Rio Earth Summit to bolster his re election chances. Donna Luckey of Kansas University notes officials may manipulate environmental talks and warns she is unhappy with U S political maneuvering. Thousands of delegates from 160 nations gather in Rio de Janeiro for the summit.
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Lawrence police crack down on unlicensed solicitors four arrests
Four people were arrested Monday in Lawrence for soliciting without a license in areas near 3100 W 22nd 27th and Atchison and 1100 Jana Dr. The four are Tina Louise Woods 18 from Mesa Arizona Charles S Boston 27 with no listed address Carl J Wallace Jr 24 of Florence South Carolina and Deron M Joyner 18 from Louisville Kentucky. They were booked into Douglas County Jail on one count each and released on $100 bond. They face June 15 in Lawrence Municipal Court. Sgt Mack Pryor said the arrests reflect a shift to targeting salespeople rather than ringleaders to curb illegal magazine sales common this season. Residents should demand a license and contact police if lacking one.
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Clinton Poised to Clinch Democratic Nomination Across Six States
Gill Clinton stood close to securing the Democratic presidential nomination as voters in six states went to the polls on the final primary day. The outcome would determine the party’s nominee as results rolled in across the states.
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AIDS testing demand in Douglas County grows
The Lawrence-Douglas County Health Department reports a record pace of AIDS tests with 246 people tested January through April this year. No HIV or AIDS positive results have been reported in 1992. Director Barbara Schnitker cites rising public awareness driving more people in for testing and counseling.
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