Finney pledges funds to aid Hoch cleanup
Gov. Finney promised to release state funds to clean up Hoch Auditorium and stabilize the charred remains. Engineers found unsafe portions of the south and west walls and will demolish those sections midweek. KU officials say the facade may be saved despite the fire debris. State funds are sought to cover removal costs from the emergency fund.
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Baker urges Soviet join free market Europe alliance
Secretary of State James A. Baker III urged the Soviet Union to join a free market Europe Asia alliance if it adopts Western economic reforms. He spoke in Berlin at the Aspen Institute briefing on creating a single free east to Vladivostok, noting market reform progress and warning that post-communist ethnicity risks volatile regional stability.
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Commission near vote on turn lane on Sixth Street
The Lawrence City Commission weighs a left turn lane on Sixth Street from Maine to Tennessee amid opposition from Old West Lawrence residents. Staff and neighborhood leaders reviewed 12 proposals from a 1990 task force including removing parking, boosting speed enforcement, and adding a traffic signal at Sixth and Mississippi. A grass median plan was rejected by the Kansas Department of Transportation as unsuitable for U.S. Highway 40. Opponents cite child safety at Pinckney School and preserving Old West Lawrence. The commission will place the issue on the next regular meeting agenda.
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KU Receives Nearly $1 Million Pledge From Local Donor
Kansas University officials announce a trust worth nearly one million dollars from Virginia Speaker Benson of Kansas City. The funds will be split between the Children's Rehabilitation Center at KU Medical Center and KU business student scholarships. Benson, KU class of 1934, directs the Endowment Association to divide the trust.
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City funds sought for depot renovation in Lawrence
Lawrence seeks about 500000 in donations for the Union Pacific Depot revival with 75000 requested from the city. Architect John Lee outlined plans to restore the steeple add a community room kitchenette and offices for United Way with the depot linking to Riverfront Plaza and downtown as a destination.
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War victory may hinder energy policy
The Persian Gulf war ends the immediate threat to Western oil, but analysts warn it may delay U S energy security progress. Lower oil prices reduce incentives for conservation or new U S drilling, risking higher import dependence than during Saddam Hussein’s era. Gulf War, page 11A.
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