Transit hub move raises demand for long term plan
Lawrence transit officials propose a temporary relocation of the downtown bus transfer hub from Ninth and New Hampshire to the 800 block of Vermont Street due to Ninth Street construction. A long term study aims to identify a permanent site, with possible use of library parking area and nearby facilities for a secondary hub.
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Syrian rebels must unify military command to curb extremism
Washington notes the Syrian opposition formed a broad coalition but its military structure remains fractured. Khalid al Houbas and Col Akidi lead councils in Damascus and Aleppo as U.S. and allied powers press for consolidated funding and control to defeat Assad and prevent a surge of al Nusra influence and sectarian warfare.
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Peculiar accident in Lawrence injures Mrs Cunningham
Mrs. Cora Cunningham of 1338 Ohio Street was struck by a falling screen from an upper window in front of the Bell Music store on Massachusetts Street yesterday evening. She was knocked unconscious briefly but revived with no ill effects expected.
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Americans urge action on environment after Sandy
David Yarnold reports that Americans from across the nation demand urgent conservation measures amid climate-related extremes. With Sandy underscoring risks to coasts, air and water, the public backs clean energy, pollution protections, cautious fossil fuel policies, park protections, and enhanced environmental education as top priorities for Obama and Congress.
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