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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1987
Page
1
Police Chief Dick Stanwix will retire June 19 after 34 years with the Lawrence Police Department, ending 18 years as chief. He, 56, cited a state retirement law change effective July 1 as a reason. He will serve as acting chief until a replacement is found, then leave for other local work while remaining in the city.
Washington ap Official AIDS death tallies may understate the virus impact on drug abusers who inject drugs. Dr Don C Des Jarlais of New York cites 3000 NYC deaths as AIDS, plus 1500 more likely from related infections. He estimates 200000 US drug abusers infected. A separate report notes a Paris scientist self tested an AIDS vaccine, finding immune boosts in 10 patients and 12 controls, while urging caution about long term effects.
Lawrence firefighters will have binding work agreements after the city commission approved mayoral signing authority. The change shifts binding contracts from the city manager to the mayor and commission, with disputes now appealable in Douglas County District Court. Negotiations remain by city staff, not direct firefighter bargaining.
Washington analysts say newly named Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan will confront sluggish growth rising inflation and a plunging dollar. They expect a tough confirmation and a demanding start after Paul Volcker’s era, with Greenspan needing strong nerves and steady policy.
Wayne Angell Kansas on the Fed board calls Alan Greenspan an able economist and suitable to lead the Federal Reserve during a Tuesday interview. Angell, Ottawa native, praised Paul Volcker's tenure and noted Greenspan’s background as a former KU professor and Ford-era economic adviser.
City commissioners split over eastern versus southern bypass routes for Lawrence. Mayor Amyx and Commissioner Praeger favored the southern route after about an hour of debate. Constance and Rundle pushed for an eastern option while Schumm stayed neutral awaiting more information.
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