Lawrence Growth Outlook Tied to Retail Site Limits
In a Journal-World column Dolph C. Simons Jr notes Lawrence, Kansas, ranks 25th on Sales & Marketing Management magazine’s list of fastest growing U.S. metro areas. City officials study reducing commercial retail lots as Lawrence projects 13.5 percent population growth to 74,900 by 1981, with 20.8 percent more households.
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Sales & Marketing Management Magazine
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Fla
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Colo
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Tex
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Nev
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Houston
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Kansas Chamber of Commerce
Charles Kimball
Midwest Research Institute of
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West Ninth Street
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Seventh Streets
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Massachusetts
Monks Seek Return to Kiev Pechersky Monastery
A group of twelve Russian Orthodox monks petition President Brezhnev to resume religious duties at the Kiev Pechersky Monastery, now a museum, saying they were expelled in 1961 and are ready to return. Brother Akhila Igumen, 70, met reporters in Moscow.
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Leonid I. Brezhnev
Kiev
Akhila Igumen
Kiev-Pechersky
Ukraine
Soviet Union
Gleb Yakunin
Akhila
Miss Lillian Recovers From Illness During Ireland Visit
President Carter's mother, 79, felt better after rest following a chill caught in Dublin. Tim Ryan, her host, said she was in great form despite a cold scare and planned a light day with a dinner at his home and a TV appearance. Miss Lillian arrived with 254 Iowans as part of the Friendship Force exchange and will stay through November 18.
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Lillian
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Tim Ryan
Friendship Force
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George “‘Ray
Hathcock
Georgia
Plains
Test Slated for Douglas County Disaster Siren
A noon test of the Douglas County Disaster Siren Warning System is planned for Monday if weather allows. If conditions are adverse the test will be moved to the following Monday.
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Douglas County
Justice Dept controls Lone Star Beef House bar assets
The Department of Justice oversees a Washington bar linked to a $856,000 embezzlement case involving a former transportation employee. DOJ holds court orders to prevent asset sale or value loss while aiming to recover funds and eventually sell the Lone Star Beef House at public auction.
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Washington
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Department of Transportation
Jon Riger Edgar
Lone Star Beef House
Ninth Street
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Justice Department
Robert Ashbaugh
William C. Sibert
Las Vegas
Sibert
Atlanta
Hyattsville
FBI
International Telephone and Telegraph Corp
Sibert’s
Federal District Court For
District of Columbia
Miss Haskell pageant picks winner from six finalists
Angelina Valadez, an Apache from Whiteriver Arizona, was chosen Miss Haskell at Friday night’s contest at Haskell Indian Junior College. Deborah Painte was first runner-up and Carolyn Boyer won second runner-up and Miss Congeniality.
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Haskell
Angelina Valadez
Whiteriver, Ariz
Haskell Indian Junior College
Deborah Painte
New Town
N.C
Carolyn Boyer
Blackfoot
Idaho
Energy bill signals higher electric rates from coal shift
President Carter’s energy proposal would force oil and natural gas plants to convert to coal, raising costs for utilities and consumers. The House Senate conference committee tentatively approved the measure, banning new gas or oil plants and mandating coal use by 1990 with potential rate hikes.
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Congress
Clarence Brown
Robio
New Orleans
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Dw.va
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Carter appointee Mendelsohn withdraws from post
A California election law investigation prompted former San Francisco supervisor Robert Mendelsohn to withdraw his nomination as assistant interior secretary. Interior Secretary Anderson voiced optimism for exoneration and renomination while noting Mendelsohn is the sixth Carter nominee withdrawn.
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Robert Mendelsohn
San Francisco
California
Carter Administration
Mendelsohn
Interior
Cecil Andrus
Carter
Kent Hansen
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Senate
Theodore C. Sorensen
Central Intelligence Agency
Kenneth S. Axelson
Treasury Department
George S. West
Pakistan
Don Tucker
Civil Aeronautics Board
School board to hear report on transportation study
Le A Lawrence School District 497 examines bus routes and population shifts if a new southwest elementary opens near 23rd and Kaseld. The study estimates 141 Centennial riders, 111 Schwegler riders, 70 Hillcrest riders and potential $14 148 in annual transportation savings.
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23Rd and
Kaseld
Centennial
Schwegler
Hillcrest
Trans
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Kenneth Fisher
Gary Stauffer
New York School
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