26 May 1976
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1976
Page
1
Lawrence approves a new PUD ordinance by a 3-2 margin. The measure creates protest options for affected landowners and sets a 40 percent threshold for protest rights, amid debate over 30 and 50 percent options. Community input centered on fairness and impact on developers.
City commissioners parcel out funds from the federal revenue sharing pot and adopt the advisory council goals. They task the CAC Transportation Committee to study airport needs and financing, while approving annexation talks for Don's Steak House and related parcels.
The finance committee voted 3 to 2 to eliminate the community services director position and one of two county positions in Douglas and Lyon counties to cut about $15,000 from ECKAN’s operating budget. The change, approved Tuesday, moves to the multi-county board for final approval.
The Journal-World corrects a prior report alleging Billy J. Denson and Darrell Drapeau threatened deputies with a shotgun while asleep in a pickup east of Has Kell Indian Junior College. The accused is Stephen Rhodd, 27, of 2017 Barker, taken to Douglas County Jail with a June 11 arraignment on aggravated assault and a $2,000 bond.
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger told CENTO delegates that the United States remains solid and reliable in foreign policy. He outlined enduring principles including solidarity with allies, using strength to promote peace, reducing tensions, pursuing stability, and supporting international economic cooperation. He noted U S electoral competition but stressed long term consistency.
The Senate faces an amendment to a 31.9 billion weapons bill allowing President Ford to order the first three B1 bombers at his discretion to aid any arms talks with Russia. Senate previously delayed a 21 billion fleet of 244 bombers until February 1, despite Pentagon plans for November contracts. President Ford condemned perceived political interference with national security and urged timely production.
The Postal Service auctions off books and records damaged or separated from packaging by new sorting machines, converting waste into revenue amid industry and congressional criticism. A 60 day waiting period applies, with a moratorium from June to August while alternatives are sought.
The First Baptist Church awarded Champney Wrecking Co to tear down the 106-year-old sanctuary as plans shape a new future. A Topeka boy lost both feet in a lawn mower accident. church members discuss site, architect, and potential rebuild while services continue in a temporary space.
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