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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1994
Page
5
Residents facing loud music seek solutions as police issue warnings and may require a written complaint for a citation under the city noise ordinance. Separate notes recount Kansas vehicle tax reform attempts, a Lawrence utility Ford Explorer use, and questions about prior legislative outcomes.
Readers are invited to call the Journal World Access line at 865 5000 and enter category 7478 to leave a question for Sound Off. A recorded prompt guides callers to submit their inquiries.
An Oklahoma City man, John B. Fritch, 24, remains in intensive care at the University of Kansas Medical Center after a Friday morning crash in the 600 block of Massachusetts. Lawrence residents Helen Kerby, 83, and Lars Silvers, 48, upgraded to good condition after a Wednesday two-vehicle crash on 1900 W 31st. Firefighters handled false alarms at Riverfront Plaza and Bulgehill Road. Marriage licenses issued to six couples in Lawrence and Topeka. one dissolution listed.
Douglas County Commission will meet at 1:30 p.m. in the county courthouse to consider an agreement with the state to upgrade nine railroad crossings. Public Works Director Frank Hempen says funding from the federal act will install improved reflective controls while Douglas County must maintain the crossings after upgrades.
The North Lawrence Improvement Association meets Monday at 7 p.m. at IOOF Hall to elect officers and hear Lynn Goodell discuss housing land acquisitions and proposed uses. A public works speaker will cover culvert maintenance and replacement. call Delores Todd at 842-7982 for details.
A dated list in Lawrence covers a morning Baker University tour, Heart Walk at Watkins Health Center, Oread cleanup at 946 Ohio, neighborhood association meeting at 946 Ohio, Totem sculpture dedication near Sixth Street, Astronomy Society at Lindley Hall, Blood Drive at Kansas Union, Douglas County Commission session, and a public poll on U S troops to Kuwait with Access voting categories 3500 and 3501. Poll results note voluntary responses and lack scientific accuracy.
Lawrence notes that people must work longer and the value of family time has changed. He says the family unit has deteriorated as work encroaches on home life.
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