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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1991

Page

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Impasse Declared In Lawrence School Contract Talks

Lawrence educators and school board negotiators reached impasse over next year salary package. A Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service mediator will assist. Starting salaries would rise to 19 160 per board plan or 19 607 under LEA plan. District faces cuts and a near 9.85 mill levy rise to fund operations.

Lawrence Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service Sam Rabiola Lawrence Education Assn LEA Rabiola Lawrence School Board

U S losing edge in weapons sales

Congress notes major powers export weapons widely, spreading know-how to developing nations like South Korea and Brazil. Despite a fall in global arms sales, proliferating suppliers complicate curbs on modern arms such as ballistic missiles, risking wider regional conflicts including the Middle East. Biden urges a coalition to cut advanced weapon sales.

Washington South Korea Brazil United States Europe Soviet Union Office of Technology Assessment Middle East OTA Congress Kuwait Bush China France Britain Paris Joseph Biden D-Del Biden

Wrecking Crew Dismantles Hoch Auditorium Wall

Kansas University senior Terence Fangyen watched as Midland Wrecking Co. from Lenexa began removing sections of Hoch Auditorium southeast wall with a 3000 pound ball and crane. The fire damaged structure sits between Hoch and the Anschutz Science Library as workers cascade bricks to the ground.

Kansas University Terence Fangyen Hoch Auditorium Fangyen Wichita Midland Wrecking Co Lenexa Hoch Anschutz Science Library

Court ruling expands police power to search bus riders

Supreme Court rules 6 to 3 that police may board buses and seek consent to search passengers even without warrants if passengers feel free to refuse. The Florida case involved cocaine found after a stopover. the court sent it back for reconsideration on whether consent was voluntary. Justice O Connor states that mere questioning does not constitute a seizure and consent can be obtained without reasonable suspicion.

Washington Supreme Court Florida Sandra Day O’connor Court

Kansas center Mark Randall eyes NBA draft next Wednesday

Kansas star Mark Randall says he is eager for the upcoming NBA draft on Wednesday where he is projected to be a first round pick. He discussed his readiness, workouts, and the chance to join an NBA team this year.

Kansas Mark Randall

Yeltsin Receives Kansas Gifts From Dole in Dignified Visit

Boris Yeltsin, president of the Russian Republic, accepted a straw cowboy hat and leather western belt from Senate Minority Leader Bob Dole of Kansas on Wednesday. Quotable Moynihan urged accelerating transportation work, stating we have poured enough concrete and must move more transportation onto existing roads.

Boris Yeltsin Senate Bob Dole Kan Daniel Patrick Moynihan

Judge to retire after losing case in Missouri

Kansas City Missouri judge Anthony Nugent 70 says he will retire immediately after the Supreme Court 7 2 ruling that state judges are not protected by the federal Age Discrimination in Employment Act. Webster pleased with decision. The court also revived a $10 million libel suit by a psychologist against a The New Yorker staff writer and ruled a voting rights provision extends to selecting state and local judges.

Kansas City Missouri U.S. Supreme Court Anthony Nugent William Webster Supreme Court New Yorker Magazine

Tenants form coalition to back city mobile home rules

About 50 residents from mobile home parks met at the Douglas County 4 H Fairgrounds to form an alliance and sign a petition backing proposed Lawrence city regulation of mobile home parks. They cited a water dispute at Green Acres and urged the City Commission to adopt landlord tenant standards. a study session is set for Aug. 12 at City Hall.

Douglas County Lawrence City Green Acres Susan Kennard Green Acres Tenants' Association Kennard

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