Beliefs and practices of Unification Church examined
An in depth look at the Unification Church based in Lawrence with leader Rev Sun Myung Moon. The piece covers campus street canvassing for donations and candles offered in exchange for support, Moon's theology, church aims, and public reaction amid controversy.
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Pam Fanshier
Lawrence
Sun Myung Moon
Moon
Korea
Kansas
Sell
J-W staffer wins honor for investigative reporting
Journal-World city government reporter Pryor wins a state press award for in depth articles on housing enforcement. Judges praised persistence and truth finding in a program recognizing 29 newspapers across multiple divisions. Pryor, a KU alum, has led county and city government coverage.
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the Press Association
States
Canada
Bermuda
J-W
Pryor
Juanita
Aaron
912
Ark
City officials weigh bargaining units for police and fire factions
Powell outlines how PERB and local groups may form a bargaining unit for city workers. Disputes arise over including supervisors and rank officers in Topeka and Kansas City police, while Lawrence firefighters and police associations seek representation. The law may require an election with a no representation option, and meet and confer differs from collective bargaining. A PERB mediator may be appointed if impasse occurs.
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Powell
Topeka
Kansas City
Lawrence
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Police Patrol Officers Association
Fraternal
Order of Police
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Watson
Journal-World
Lawrence Journal-World
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Hays
Spain seeks UN action over Moroccan desert march plan
Spain asked the United Nations Security Council to deploy observers to the Morocco Spanish Sahara border to deter a civilian march toward El Aaiun. Morocco says the event is a peaceful civilian effort, while Spain and Algeria favor a self-determination referendum.
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Spain
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Morocco
Spanish Sahara
Jaime Des Pintes
Council
U.N
de Pinies
Olof Rydbeck
Sweden
Driss Slaoui
Rydbeck
Hassan II
Tarfaya
el Aaiun
Mauritania
Algeria
Sahara
Brass Ensemble recital slated at KU Swarthout Hall
The Kansas University Brass Ensemble with five faculty members performs at 8 p Tuesday in Swarthout Recital Hall Murphy Hall. The program blends 16th century brass works with modern pieces by Nelhybel Dahl Kraft. Assisting ensemble is KU Percussion Ensemble directed by George Boberg featuring four students.
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Kansas University Brass Ensemble
KU Fine Arts
Swarthout
Murphy Hall
Vaclav Nelhybel
Ingolf Dahl
William Kraft
Roger Stoner
Robert Foster
David Bushouse
Richard Cryder
Thomas Stidham
George Boberg
Gary McCarthy
Lawrence
Bruce Penner
Topeka
Steve Printess
Keene
N.H
Jayne Casselman
Hiawatha
Du Pont Plant Workers Win Fourth Safety Award
The 488 employees at the local Du Pont cellophane plant earned the board of directors award after 756 days or 2,222,905 hours worked without a disabling or time-losing injury. They may fly a special safety flag and choose a prize from 72 items.
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James A. Wilson
Board of Directors
PERB status and wage figures in Kansas cities
The Kansas Public Employers Relations Law coverage is debated with 41 cities listed by the League, though some doubt the count and Olathe allegedly does not adopt the statute. PERB lists 10 cities under the law. McPherson joined last week. Lawrence eyes inclusion as 11th. a public hearing may occur next week.
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Moon
Lawrence
Vera Mercer
Kansas
League of Kansas Municipalities
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Olathe
Public Employe Relations Board
PERB
McPherson
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Wichita
Topeka
Chanute
Hays
Manhattan
Hutchinson
Arkansas City
Russell
Rick Sonnenburg
Great Bend
Coffeyville
Ottawa
Lenexa
Leawood
Lawrence considers sanitation proposal and park extension
The Lawrence City Commission meets Tuesday at 7 p.m. to decide whether to stay in sanitation services, review a new minimum housing code, and discuss extending Central Park to the Kansas River funded by the Tommy Constant estate. The agenda includes site plans for several businesses and traffic control requests.
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Central Park
Kansas River
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Sixth
Tommy Constant
Buford Watson
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Burger King
23Rd and
Naismith
Bailly Farm Store
Harper Street
23Rd
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Elm
Quail Creek
Augusta Drive
12Th Street
Oread
3Rd Street
Maine
Illinois
4Th Street
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Alabama
17Th
Mississippi
Black and Veatch
West 14Th
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Petefish, Curran & Immel
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