KU Mount Oread tree loss propsed replants plan
KU pledges to heighten tree care with Arbor Day plantings led by Replant Mount Oread to replace aging trees and mend storm damage. The effort, aided by KU Endowment fundraising, targets 200 trees along Jayhawk Boulevard at an estimated cost of 1 million dollars.
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Buenos Aires plans move of city hall to Parque Patricios
Buenos Aires aims to shift city hall and 2,500 staff to the southern district of Parque Patricios by December 15. Mayor Mauricio Macri, a presidential hopeful, seeks revitalization, traffic relief, and lower central pollution. The ultramodern $30 million Foster design features expansive glass and sunlit interiors with a balcony-like interior layout.
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Buenos Aires Experiment Moves City Halls to Poor Areas
Andres Oppenheimer describes Buenos Aires relocating offices and cultural centers to poorer neighborhoods as part of an urban acupuncture trend. He cites 1500 workers in a new mayoral HQ, 1000 in scattered buildings, and incentives attracting 174 companies and three universities to revitalized barrios.
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Lawrence Daily Journal World to host election stereopticon
The 1914 Lawrence Journal-World plans a stereopticon presentation on November 3 to project election returns as they arrive. Associated Press feeds results by special leased wire to the newspaper office, with Kansas News Service providing state totals.
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A plan to overhaul Lawrence police needs careful study
A journalism and civic critique argues against a rushed $28 million police facility. It cites Benchmark Cities Survey findings showing Lawrence lagging in crime solving and calls for a blue-ribbon, fact-based analysis by local and outside experts before investing in a new building.
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Public Forum Urges No Vote in Support of Police
A public forum speaker, Jerry Harper from Lawrence, frames a no vote as the best way to show support for the men and women in blue.
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Lawrence
Correct tax to the editor letter on police facility funding
The letter argues against heavy property tax hikes for a $30 million police facility while noting a $242 million project. It urges broadening the burden to visitors and renters via sales tax, cites Lawrence’s high property taxes, and references calculations by Chad Lawhorn. The writer urges readers to vote with wisdom in the midterm election.
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