Noise disputes rise as city tightens enforcement
City officials and residents debated the sharp rise in noise and disturbing the peace violations from three to four per week up to ten to fifteen, amid changes in prosecuting policy and warning practices. Judges issued strict penalties including jail time and fines up to three hundred dollars, while residents urged clearer rules and objective sound limits backed by decibel measurements. The mayor and KU leaders discussed expanding university involvement in off campus behavior without violating students due process, signaling university led steps in Vermont style disciplinary programs.
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Universities battle over KU initials branding rights
Kutztown University and Kansas University leaders near a binding deal to govern the use of KU initials while preserving brand strength. Officials note Kansas holds federal rights to the KU wordmark, with potential guidelines to prevent confusion in a defined market and possible constraints on Kutztown’s branding.
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Largest oil spill on Alaska North Slope noted
An official estimate places the Prudhoe Bay spill at 201000 to 267000 gallons, the largest on the North Slope. The leak, discovered March 2 at a BP Exploration site, stemmed from a corrosion hole in a three mile pipeline lead to the trans-Alaska line.
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Wildgen Leaves City With 121000 Severance and Perks
Wildgen resigns after concerns over street and sewer issues. Severance includes longevity payment to be determined by 2006 2007 city policy plus 25 percent of future longevity, retirement plan contributions to 3/31/2007, and travel lodging and registration for 2006 and 2007 conferences. City will review severance on consent agenda at City Hall.
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