Revenue sharing funds spark debate in Lawrence city race
Candidates Barley Clark Emick Haralick Lemesany and Pence discuss priorities for 444 444 Lawrence 1972 revenue sharing payments.Core themes include human services police and fire salaries bus service riverfront development and a city garage with capital improvements and public input via hearings.
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Riverfront
Six City Candidates Introduced For Lawrence Commission
Voters will narrow a field of six candidates to three winners. Profiles include Barkley Clark associate law dean and planning official. John Emick longtime mayor and business owner. Robert Haralick electrical engineering professor. William Lemesany apartment owner. Fred Pence Garden Center operator. Bob Pulliam incumbent commissioner and farmer.
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Lawrence City Commission
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Kansas University Law School
Lawrence- Douglas County
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Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Douglas County
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Fred J. Pence
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Garden Center
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Eagles Lodge
Janice
15Th St
Candidates Propose Ways to Improve City Communications
Lawrence candidates discuss methods to boost city citizen dialogue. They advocate night meetings open to all, area representation, subcommittees, faster staff responses, and stronger media collaboration to publicize city actions and address local concerns.
City financing policies on new development debated
City candidates discuss shifting from city financed public improvements to developer responsibility. Proposals include requiring developers to insure or escrow funds for special assessments, creating capital improvement priorities, and reducing reliance on petition methods while preserving street and sewer projects.
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Lawrence
William Lemesany
Lawrence City Commission Candidates Vie For Three Seats
Six candidates compete for three Lawrence city commission posts with annual pay of 100.4 dollars. The top two vote getters win four year terms while the third place finisher in a April 3 runoff would join the three-year term to steer city government under a manager system with Buford as city staff. The commission requires members to be 25 years old.
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Emick
John
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Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
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Lawrence Country Club
Kaw Basin Water Management Assn
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KU Roundball Club
Downtown
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Lawrence
Eugenia
Sixth St
Bob Pulliam
Pulliam
Fred Pence
Roert Pulliam
Lawrence City Commission
Sioners
Buford
City Commission
Lawrence City Commission Candidates Discuss Goals
Before the primary election the Journal-World interviewed Law rence candidates on goals public communications area representation and use of federal revenue sharing. Readers can review finalist comments published on specified dates for Barkley Clark Feb 26 John Emick Feb 27 Robert Haralick Feb 27 William Lemesang Feb 28 Fred Pence Feb 26 and Bob Pulliam March 1.
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Fred’ Pence
Lawrence
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Lawrence City Commission
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Barkley Clark
Robert Haralick
William Lemesang
Fred Pence
Bob Pulliam
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