Free State High construction plan outlines facilities
Ackerman described a 240000 square foot two story classroom wing plus a football field in a bowl with hillside seating for practice viewers. The site includes a baseball diamond four tennis courts two soccer fields two gymnasiums and a 800 vehicle parking area on the north side with a mid June 1997 completion and possible earlier move in.
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Ackerman
Free State
Prairie pride fades yet memory fuels preservation drive
Five years after Elkins Prairie vanished environmentalists led by Bev Worster of the Douglas County Preservation Alliance say the loss still motivates vigilance on land preservation. The 80 acre tract near U.S. Highway 40 and Douglas County Route 13 was plowed by Jack Graham, destroying the county’s largest virgin prairie where Mead's milkweed and the western prairie fringed orchid grew. The state paid $203 320 for 23.92 acres taken for highway right of way, while the rest remains undeveloped. Worster notes the DCPA aims to shape countywide land preservation responses and avoid past disputes by proactivity, though she questions if an organization could have changed the Elkins Prairie outcome.
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Jack Graham
U.S. Highway 40
Douglas County
Bev Worster
Worster
Graham
Terrell Graham
South Lawrence
John Pasley
Grahams
Vorster
DCPA
Awrence Preservation Alliance
Terry Stevens
Douglas County group favors tax cuts over shifts and higher taxes
A Douglas County Property Owners Assn survey shows about 70 percent oppose exempting the first 50 000 of residential valuation and favor reducing taxes with potential service cuts. A majority also backs cutting state aid to higher education, with local officials invited to discuss tax budgets at a Jan. 9 meeting.
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Douglas County Property Owners Assn
Tom Sloan
R-Lawrence
Sloan
DCPOA
Kansas
Tim Shallenburger
Kansas University
Douglas County
Lawrence school board targets goals during retreat
Lawrence school board members spent six hours Tuesday identifying common goals and interests. They ranked improvements in setting annual goals academic placement facility planning and elementary readiness as priorities while noting strengths in obtaining public input meeting prep cooperation with schools and the business community and working with the superintendent.
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Lawrence
Joan Tacha
Adams
Kansas University
Services for Randy Doore held in Fort Madison Iowa
Funeral services were set for Randy L Doore 28 of Lawrence Kansas at Sacred Heart Church Fort Madison with burial in Sacred Heart Cemetery Doore died near Big Springs Kansas Monday November 20 1995 He was born November 15 1967 in Fort Madison son of James L and Linda K K Cashman Doore He lived in Houston and Hermosa California before moving to Lawrence and working for Payless ShoeSource in Topeka Survivors include his parents a brother Jeff and a grandmother Floral memorials may be sent to a scholarship in his name at Fort Madison Community High School The family to receive friends Friday at King Lynk Funeral Home Fort Madison Also in the notice Mil dred B Ware 80 Grandview Missouri services at Mount Olive Baptist Church Marion with burial Shawnee Cemetery and Dr James William Bill Faubion 71 Lawrence Services at First Presbyterian Church Manhattan Memorials to United Parkinsons Foundation handled by Warren McElwain Mortuary
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Randy L. Doore
Lawrence
Kan
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Sacred Heart Cemetery
Mr. Doore
Big Springs
Fort Madison
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Linda KK. Cashman Doore
Fort Madison Community High School
King-Lynk Funeral Home
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Marion
Robert
Fannie Reed Dyer
Ellsworth Ware
Bernard Ware
Clifford Ware
Ellsworth Ware Jr
Kansas City
Charles Ware
Louise Crawford
Mount Olive Baptist Church
Lawrence A
James William
Bill” Faubion
First Presbyterian Church
Manhattan
Faubion
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
United Parkinson’s Foundation
Warren-McElwain Mortuary
Lawrence plans drainage study ads and bicycle committee appeal
Lawrence city commissioners voted to use newspaper ads cable TV and city water bills to collect drainage problem reports identified by a proposed 22.4 million study funding 40 projects to fix stormwater issues. The plan considers a monthly water bill increase of 2.70 to 4.00 dollars and seeks residents for a Bicycle-Friendly Community committee.
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Lawrence
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Lawrence to form Bicycle Advisory Committee
Lawrence city commissioners unanimously approved creating a seven member Lawrence Bicycle Advisory Committee to counsel officials on bicycle use. The group will advise on bicycle path location and design, use of city funds for streets in relation to bicycle use, and related adoption and enforcement issues.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Bicycle Advisory Committee
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