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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1977

Page

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Drowning and flood damage hit Kansas as rain continues

A 19 year old Fort Riley soldier Willie J Holmes of Dermott Arkansas drowned in Rimrock Creek after a wall of water swept through Custer Hill during a ROTC cadet convoy. Capt John Firth of UT Arlington ROTC survived after hours clinging to a tree. Flash flood warnings persisted as a fourth night of rain swelled rivers and delayed wheat harvests across the state. National Guardsmen were deployed for looting fears and Ogden flood damage prompted evacuations and about 200 mobile homes. Mayor Ben Gieber put damage near 1 million dollars as crews tallied losses.

Topeka Kan Kansas Ft. Riley Willie J. Holmes Dermott Ark Holmes Rimrock John Firth University of Texas-Arlington Rotc Firth ROTC Custer Hill Ogden Manhattan Abilene Seven Mile Creek Riley County Ben Gieber

City to ponder Pinckney offices

Lawrence city commissioners will discuss rezoning around Lawrence Memorial Hospital to allow physician offices. Key issue is whether to favor hospital owned parcels or private physician sites. A site at Fourth and Arkansas may be moved forward. Hiebert’s prior request could be revisited.

Lawrence City Commissioners Lawrence Memorial Hospital Pinckney Hospital Men of Medicine Marnie Argersinger Fourth and Arkansas David Hiebert Argersinger Hiebert First National Bank

State and County Sales Tax Rise in May Figures

Douglas County receipts for May show an increase of about 15 000 over 1976. May local sales tax revenue totaled 560 469 92 with fiscal year to date at 5 340 000. statewide May collections reached 257 500 000 up 19 800 000 from a year earlier. County figures include Shawnee 1 800 132 31 Leavenworth 267 936 14 Johnson 2 829 338 60 Franklin 184 568 30 Osage 90 394 66 Jefferson 59 070 48.

Douglas County Kansas Revenue Department Shawnee Leavenworth Johnson Franklin Osage Jefferson

Water from Lawr ence Pool floods Kansas River in spillover

About 500000 gallons from the Lawrence Municipal Pool entered the Kansas River after north side stormwater overflowed into the pool on Saturday. Pool officials drained and closed it, weather permitting it to reopen for afternoon swimming.

Kansas River Lawrence Municipal Pool Kaw Fred DeVictor Parks and Recreation DeVictor

Congress travel costs understated by $1 million

U S News and World Report says records from State Department and Pentagon show 1976 overseas congressional travel cost 2.51 million, far above the 1.43 million in the official Congressional Record. Pentagon figures reveal 1.10 million for military air transport, with other unitemized outlays and perks cited.

Washington Congress U.S. News & World Report State Department Pentagon Congressional Record

KU to Open Drug Design Lab on West Campus

Construction begins on a new KU laboratory facility to house the Kansas University Center for Drug Design. The $850000 building in West Campus near 21st and Iowa will hold 11 labs plus instrument rooms and offices. The KU Endowment Association funds the project with a March 1 1978 completion target.

Kansas University Center For Drug Design National Institutes of Health NIH KU Endowment Association KUEA 21St Iowa Streets Pharmaceutical Chemistry Laboratory McCollum Laboratory Inter«X van Doren-Hazard- Stallings Topeka Kansas Construction Co Lawrence Wichita Hamilton Industries of Two Rivers Wis Endowment Association Drug Design Center University Kansas City

Rains stall wheat cutting in Kansas fields

Severe weekend rainfall halted Kansas wheat harvest across central and eastern areas, with flooding and wet fields delaying work for four to five days. Loss estimates range up to complete crop in flooded zones, while test weights drop as kernels shrink due to moisture and weed growth raises moisture content. Elevators cap moisture at 14.5 percent in many regions, slowing harvest progress.

Kansas Central Earl Hayes Kansas Wheat Growers Association Central Kansas Great Bend Kan Jim Jay State Harvest Control Office Jay Kansas Association of Wheat Growers Dodge City Garden Hayes Stafford

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