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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1993

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Aidid frees U S helicopter pilot Durant in Mogadishu

U S Army chief warrant officer Michael Durant, captured Oct 3 when his helicopter was shot down, was released by Gen Mohamed Farrah Aidid’s forces in central Mogadishu. Durant, 32, suffered a broken leg, broken cheekbone, and fractured back but was described as in good spirits after treatment at a field hospital. Clinton said no deal was made for Durant’s release, while U N officials noted his need for immediate medical care.

Mogadishu Somalia Mohamed Farrah Aidid U.S Army Michael Durant Red Cross Clinton Washington Durant U.N American Field Hospital Berlin N.H Aidid Omar Shantali John Holcomb

Woolworths to close downtown Lawrence store

Woolworths will close its 913 Mass store in Lawrence with business ending on or before January 30, 1994. About 30 employees will lose their jobs as the retailer restructures to boost profits. The plan targets 970 stores for closure, with some locations transformed into Foot Locker RX Place and Northern Reflections outlets.

Lawrence Woolworth Corp Mass Margaret Bishop Woolworth Foot Locker Shoe RX Place Drug Northern Reflections Women’s Apparel Bishop

Company gauges employee interest in Lawrence facility

A major financial services firm weighing a large data processing center in Lawrence seeks 300 to 1,200 workers over four to five years. The Lawrence Chamber of Commerce has opened an Access line to collect interested candidates’ names addresses and phone numbers to reassure executives about local labor supply.

Lawrence Bill Martin Lawrence Chamber of Commerce Chamber Journal World’s Access Service

City skirts AG opinion on 20 mph residential limits

Kansas Attorney General Bob Stephan issued an opinion saying 20 mph residential limits conflict with state law, but Lawrence officials say they will not change the 20 mph zones for now. Mayor John Nalbandian defends the safety of reduced limits while noting it’s only an opinion. The city may act only if challenged in court, and Manhattan asked Stephan for guidance on traffic devices.

Lawrence Atty Bob Stephan Kansas John Nalbandian Stephan Nalbandian Horsch Manhattan Traffic Safety Commission Crestline Drive Oxford Road Terese Gorman

Meat labels warn consumers on ground meat safety

Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department will require new ground meat labels starting Friday. The labels, no smaller than 1/16 inch, advise that products may contain bacteria and can cause illness if mishandled or cooked improperly. The warnings follow fatal outbreaks tied to E coli and other pathogens, though the label notes government inspection.

Washington Agriculture Department

Scoutmasters Removed Spark Scope of Abuse Records

About 1,800 scoutmasters suspected of molesting boys were removed by the Boy Scouts of America between 1971 and 1991, but some simply went elsewhere and continued to abuse Scouts, organization files show.

Boy Scouts of America

Teacher pay on upswing with $35,104 average

Washington AP reports public school teachers earned a record average salary of $35,104 last year, a 3.2 percent raise the same as the prior year. Despite gains, teachers trail lawyers and many professionals. inflation eroded the $56 purchasing power increase, while Kansas averaged $30,713. Industry comparisons show accountants at $38,192 chemists at $56,229 and lawyers at $66,271 in recent periods. Teachers outpaced the average government worker by 13 percent in 1992.

Washington Jewell Gould American Federation of Teachers AFT Kansas

Local teacher pay in Lawrence over three years

The average Lawrence teacher base salary for 1993-94 was 35475 dollars with a 2.55 percent base rise and 6.51 percent in the total salary pool. For 1992-93 the base was 34385 dollars with 5.17 percent base growth and 8.36 percent total increase. In 1991-92 the base stood at 32955 dollars with 2.4 percent base growth and 4.3 percent total growth.

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