Community regulars attend city and county meetings
Warry Kipp, a familiar figure at Lawrence city and Cousins County meetings, attends to learn local affairs. He joins planning and subcommittee sessions, believes public comments shape policy, and notes county officials often respond more directly than city ones. He emphasizes calm, concise remarks and public education from meetings.
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City Seeks Public Input On 1999 Budget Hearings
Lawrence city commissioners open public hearing on the 1999 operating budget at 6:35 p.m. in city hall. The $74 million plan covers administrative costs, utilities, transit, police, drainage and other services as staff prepare options ahead of final adoption in August.
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City budget hearings set for 1999 schedule at city hall
City officials outline a calendar to compile review and approve the 1999 operating budget. Public hearing Tuesday at 6 35 p m June 24 study session 9 a m to 11 a m July 8 another study session 9 Aug 4 public hearing Aug 18 commission adoption 6 35 p m all at city hall Sixth and Massachusetts.
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Supreme Court backs Sac and Fox license plates in Oklahoma
The Kansas Supreme Court ruling upholding Oklahoma tribal plates centers on recognition by the state of Oklahoma. The decision, while praised as a small victory by Sac and Fox officials, stops short of affirming tribal authority to govern licensing. Attorney Robert Brown called the ruling insufficient to acknowledge Congress grants tribal sovereignty over vehicle licensing.
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Denver airport eyed tunnel plan to speed passenger movement
Denver International Airport faces a mismatch between forecasts and real passenger flow. Aviation Director Bruce Baumgartner cites chronic reliance on underground trains between concourses and the terminal, with two recent breakdowns and one costly disruption. Proposals from Logplan to add a subterranean people-mover could exceed 30 million dollars, prompting a task force review.
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