Building permits reflect remodeling trend in Lawrence area
Douglas County shows total building activity rising 19 percent year to date, but local officials dispute the New York firm figures. Lawrence volume remains uneven with a 27 percent drop in total 1981 nonresidential contracts while residential contracts rise 73 percent through July. August permits total 25 remodels, seven new homes, two duplexes, plus two business structures including an office at 2200 W. 25th and a Rax Roast Beef at 707 W. 23rd.
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Kansas University Physics Students win national chapter honor
The KU Society of Physics Students chapter ranked among the nation’s top 36 of 500 for 1980-81 activities. A certificate for display in Malott Hall honors the group’s efforts to promote physics through films, lectures, and events led by about 50 members under advisor Francis W. Prosser Jr.
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State switch in license tags to be gradual
Kansas will not promptly replace old license plates with redesigned land of ads plates. County treasurer Ruth Vervynck says replacement occurs as old supply runs out or by Jan 1 for lost or new plates. Existing motorists keep current tags and renewal stickers. new design features silver white reflective background, blue state county and number, and a decorative sunflower with wheat stalks.
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Douglas County youth to stand trial in July armed robberies
A 19-year-old Lawrence man, Marion L. Lockett, has been ordered to stand trial Monday in Douglas County District Court on two July armed robbery charges. He is linked to Burns Retail Liquor at 1917 W. 24th and Taco Tico at 2340 Iowa. Lockett is jailed on $50,000 bail.
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Cancer theory questioned after data alleged falsified
Cornell University scientists challenge Mark Spector's cancer cell development theory amid claims some data were falsified. Spector denies wrongdoing and says replication will prove his results. Vogt and McCarty voiced concern as review and retrenchment proceed, with funding temporarily halted and further testing expected over months.
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