Crammed space tests strain county health agencies
Bert Nash and the health department face crowded quarters as nurses improvise testing areas. Conflicts over room use highlight chronic space shortages in LMH and 8,300 square feet of current space versus proposed expansion to SMH. Official concerns about efficiency and privacy persist.
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Immunization deadline nears for district transfer students
Lawrence School District 497 urges transfer students to complete tuberculin tests and vaccines for polio diphtheria whooping cough tetanus measles and rubella within 60 days of enrolling or face suspension. About 20 students across seven schools are still unvaccinated or lacking records. Health department offers free shots with hours across Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri.
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Detroit immunization crackdown turns away 6000 students
Health officials in Detroit report about 6,000 public school pupils were kept from classes this morning for lack of proof of childhood vaccinations. State law mandates vaccines or waivers, with city and school officials warning parents and sending letters to 12,000 students without proof as of two weeks ago.
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Contest winner misses turkey in Journal-World football game picks
Karen Booker a KU linguistics graduate student missed three games yet won first prize a 15 pound turkey in the Journal World Football Contest. She recalls misjudging Minnesota upset of Michigan and notes OSU over Kansas spoiled many entries while Kentucky Princeton Nebraska Stanford Texas Christian also tripped entrants.
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Bus tax credit judged marginal with high cost per barrel saved
The Congressional Budget Office finds the $200 million intercity bus tax credit yields marginal energy savings and could cost about $274 per barrel of oil saved. Major recipients Greyhound and Continental Trailways supply roughly 70 percent of intercity service and show at least 13 percent return. The measure, part of a Finance Committee bill, faces Senate debate as White House aides label it obnoxious.
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Pneumonia Germ in U S Shows Penicillin Resistance
A U S case traced to a pneumococcus germ nearly totally resistant to penicillin. The five year old girl in Minneapolis developed a severe infection while on long term penicillin, highlighting high resistance and the need for surveillance and typing of pneumococcus infections. The CDC in Atlanta linked the strain to Streptococcus pneumoniae and noted its distinction from South Africa cases.
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Watson joins International City Management Academy
City Manager Buford Watson has been made a full member of the International City Management Association Academy for Professional Development. He will receive a membership certificate at the IMCA convention in Atlanta as part of completing a five year professional development plan through seminars conferences and publication in Public Management.
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Parkette plan to boost Watkins Museum grounds
George Osborne, city parks chief, says red and yellow mums bloom along the Watkins Community Museum and will last until the first hard frost. The parkette project on the north side will include flower beds, brick walkways, a gazebo, an iron fence and a wooden screen wall funded from city revenue sharing, with work starting late this year or next spring.
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French police broaden hunt for terrorists after Schleyer death
French authorities comb tunnels and bunkers along the Maginot Line near the tri border area as they pursue Red Army Faction terrorists linked to Hanns Martin Schleyer’s murder. Firebombings target West German firms in Le Havre Paris and a Franco German Bank branch in reprisal claims.
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City Hall site vote faces three options in Lawrence
City commissioners plan a 7 p.m. meeting at First National Bank Tower to pick a site for the new city hall and the East Lawrence center. Three locations are under review: east of New York school, 10th and New York. 10th and Delaware. and 15th Street north of Edgewood Park.
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