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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1975
Page
15
Lebanese police shot a sniper early Friday as cease-fire patrols backed by Palestinian guerrillas tried to restore order after 11 days of fighting. Casualties dropped to under 10, with earlier week toll at least 130 as factions battled amid political maneuvering for a cabinet.
C A Fleming chair of the Eudora Public Library board says city and county governments will provide curbing and grading materials for the library. The Eudora Township has contributed grading materials but a formal curb agreement with the city is not yet reached. The library is among several township funded buildings. A nursing home fire department and city offices were built by the city, not the township. A three day seminar on Contemporary Group Piano instruction will be offered June 17 19 at Kansas University. The KU seminar is co sponsored by the School of Fine Arts and the National Piano Foundation conducted by Robert Pace of Columbia University Teachers College and educational director of the Foundation.
Public notices and an environmental assessment for the Kansas River bridge at Lawrence will be mailed from the Second District Coast Guard in St. Louis middle of next week. Two notice sets will go to 400 700 residents in the Missouri River watershed and a broader synopsis will reach mariners. The environmental review will be sent to about 50 federal state local and environmental groups for 45 days. The project adds two spans over the Kansas River at Lawrence and clips a Robinson Park section on Vermont Street. Local officials argued the park impact is not substantial. officials in Washington and a joint city county resolution prompted reconsideration but the St. Louis office chose not to require a full review.
A class of 165 first-year students will enter the Kansas University Law School next fall, down from 174 in 1974. Total enrollment will rise to about 450 as the new class replaces the recent graduates. Facilities in Green Hall are crowded during peak hours.
U.S. Senator John Tower of Texas will headline a Baker University benefit dinner at 7:30 p.m. in Arrowhead Inn Restaurant. The $25 plate event will feature his report on Washington and allow floor questions, with proceeds supporting Baker’s $500,000 annual fund drive for faculty, staff, equipment, and university needs. Reservations go to Baker University Development Committee in Baldwin.
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