Eyesore at Kaw River bank mars Lawrence Homecoming week
The Journal World notes Lawrence has grown with a vibrant downtown and campus, but vacant deteriorating riverbank buildings east of the Kaw River bridge spoil the view. City land leases and past bonding for Lawrence Paper Co. projects are cited as factors. leaders urge decisive action and selling or restoring the old structures to improve the area.
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University
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Soviet Soyuz-23 fails docking with Salyut-5 space lab
Tass reports the Soyuz-23 mission could not dock with the Salyut-5 laboratory after launch Thursday night. The docking was cancelled due to an off design regime of the approach control system as two rookie cosmonauts prepare to return to Earth.
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Economy still grows despite September production dip
Government data show the economy expanding overall with September industrial production flat as a Ford strike held output down. Auto output plans for the current month suggest recovery, while consumer buying power rose and households benefit from lower insured home loan rates to 8 percent.
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Douglas County Court Offices Shift to New Law Center
Douglas County court offices begin moving from the county courthouse to the new Douglas County Judicial and Law Enforcement Center at Lith and New Hampshire. The center opens November 1 and will house all county and Lawrence court offices as well as sheriff and police HQs. Moving contractor Ethan A. Smith Moving and Storage, Inc. won a 9934 dollar contract for furniture and equipment transfer.
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Gambino dies sparking mob power vacuum on Long Island
Carlo Gambino died in his sleep at 74 in a Long Island mansion after a stroke. Police expect vicious mob struggles to erupt as New York's five Mafia families seek new leadership. Known as Don Carlo, he seized control in 1969 after Vito Genovese's death and faced deportation orders since 1967.
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TEST SLATED DOUGLAS COUNTY SIREN WARNING TEST
The Douglas County disaster siren warning system will be tested at noon on Monday. If weather is inclement, the test shifts to the following Monday.
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Sewer Work Forces One Lane On Mississippi Street
Kansas University crews will limit Mississippi Street behind the Kansas Union to one lane on Tuesday and Wednesday to install a sewer pipe and manhole for the Spencer Museum of Art. The project was postponed two weeks ago due to rain.
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Burglary Report At D and O Service Station Midland
Douglas County Sheriff's office says thieves broke a window to enter D and O Service station and store in Midland. They took more than 500 dollars in merchandise including clothing and a drill.
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County Urges Warning on Public Well Water
Douglas County officials discourage drinking from county wells as water is likely unsafe. Sanitarian Dick Hack recommends signs at wells noting potential danger without chlorine or treatment. He notes a few wells remain in use since 1954 when over 20 operated, most now closed.
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Hospital births and residents listed in local notices
A list of residents and newborns appears with names and addresses including Mrs. Ramona Sedlak 704 Mo and Mrs. Helen Sacks 1515 W Second Ter. among others. It notes births with accompanying families such as Mr. and Mrs. Gary Brink Rt 1 a girl and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Evans 2908 Yellowstone a boy today.
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Helen Sacks
W. Second Ter
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Helen Pritchard
Viola Means
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Yellowstone
Nobel peace prize decision draws criticism in Norway
The Nobel Committee of the Norwegian parliament did not award the 1976 peace prize and drew sharp comments from church and political leaders. Gunnar Staalsett called it an insult to peace work. Reidar Larsen said the decision showed political incompetence. Kaare Willoch saw no sensational outcome. An editorial in Aftenposten speculated on disagreements within the committee.
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