NLIA Considers Spending $10000 in City Revenue Sharing
Lawrence area group NLIA discussed how to use $10000 from federal revenue sharing awarded by the Lawrence City Commission. Members explored playground equipment bus shelters and beautifying North Second Street. A Sept 18 city meeting and an Oct 8 association meeting with officer elections are planned.
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North Lawrence
Louise Gulley
NLIA
North Second Street
Don Schaake
Ray Samuel
Woodlawn School
Schaake
City Commission
Gineers
Lawrence Asphalt Co., Inc
Lawrence
Heard
Kansas Power and Light Co
Fourth Street
KPL
Kansas traffic deaths log for 24 hours to 9 am Tuesday
Kansas highway death log shows 24 hours to 9 am Tuesday with 1 new fatality, plus 14 for September and 447 for 1973. The 1972 comparable period lists 468 fatalities. Also notes three fatalities and one not previously reported.
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Topeka
Kan
Alumni Activities Kick Off KU Alumni Programs Across States
The Kansas University Alumni Association schedules a two day board meeting in the Pine Room Kansas Union with reports and committees then a dinner at Lawrence Country Club. Chancellor Archie Dykes and Athletic Director Clyde Walker headline events at KU campus and out-of-state gatherings in Oklahoma City Tulsa and Bartlesville.
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The
Kansas University Alumni Association
Kansas
Pine Room
Kansas Union
Archie Dykes
Clyde Walker
Washington State
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Bartlesville
Wellington Daily News Drops Saturday Edition
Wellington Kansas AP reports the Wellington Daily News will discontinue the Saturday edition until newsprint shortages ease. Publisher and editor Jack Mitchell announced the pause as a response to the supply issue.
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Wellington
Kan
Wellington Daily News
Jack Mitchell
Tonga Noxie appoints two to Recreation Commission
Tonga Noxie City Council names Rev Richard Applegate to finish Bill Stafford term through July 1974 and Bob Jacobs to a four year seat ending July 1977 both resigning for lack of time. The panel oversees school district recreation programs, hires staff, and maintains fields at county fairgrounds.
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Frank Hughes
Richard Applegate
Bill Stafford
Bob Jacobs
Chuck Clark
Commission
County Fairgrounds
Hughes
Bucher and Willis
Kansas City
Lecture Opens KU Architecture Series Chair Dr Aristide Esser
Dr Aristide H Esser psychiatrist will open the 1973 74 lecture series at Kansas University School of Architecture and Urban Design at 8 p m next Monday in the Forum Room Kansas Union His public lecture titled Transactions Between Man and His Environment Esser a faculty member at Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons is a diplomate of the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology and founder president of the Association for the Study of Man Environment Relations Inc
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Aristide H. Esser
Kansas University
School of Architecture and Urban Design
The
Kansas Union
Esser
Columbia University
College of Physicians and Surgeons
American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology
Association For the Study of Man-Environment Relations, Inc
EPA selects Rus sell Train as new administrator
In brief remarks Rail Train, new head of the Environmental Protection Agency, says environmental quality will be tested as costs hit home but clean-up must not block growth. He urges smaller cars and supports tougher air standards while hinting at a local option for applying nondegradation rules. Train advocates long term planning and cross agency coordination.
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Washington
Russell E. Train
Environmental Protection Agency
Train
EPA
City of Lawrence Seeks Bids for Project Contract Documents
Lawrence Kansas city bids sought for a project with drawings and specifications. Bid proposals forms and bonds required. documents available from City Engineer for 5 dollar deposit refundable if plans returned in good condition within one day of award. refunds not for non bidders. Bid guarantees 5 percent with city retention. refunds to losers upon rejection. successful bidder to furnish bonds and comply with Kansas Act Against Discrimination. City Clerk Mercer serves.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
City Commission
Vero
Mercer
Public Notices Sealed bids sought for Lawrence concrete paving project
The City of Lawrence invites sealed bids for Project No 17 CP9 778 to be received by 2:00 p.m. September 18 1973. Work includes concrete paving and mono lithic edge curl along designated street sections. Public notices require timely filing by contractors for service.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawriench
Kansas
Lawrence
Mansas
S.y
KU Upgrades Emergency Medical Care At Stadium And Fieldhouse
Kansas University announces upgraded medical services for athletic events at Memorial Stadium and Allen Fieldhouse. An emergency first aid room with a doctor and nurses will handle life threatening cases, equipped with a cardiac monitor defibrillator suction device oxygen and medications. A coordinated plan with the athletic department and a new communications system will improve response beyond relying on ambulances.
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Kansas University
Memorial Stadium
Allen Fieldhouse
Martin Wollmann
KU Health Service
Wollmann
Docking Praises Local Alcoholism Center in Atchison
Gov. Robert Docking praised the Atchison Valley Hope Alcoholism Treatment Center at the groundbreaking ceremony. He called it an example of local citizens joining to help afflicted individuals and said the facility will provide care for alcoholism and other drug problems with capacity for 56 patients.
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Atchison, Kan
Robert Docking
Atchison Valley Hope
Docking
Coin Club Opens 1973-74 Season In Lawrence
The Lawrence Coin Club holds its first 1973-74 meeting at 7 30 p m today at the South Park Recreation Center with public invitation. The club will meet the second Tuesday of each month at the same location.
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The
Lawrence Coin Club
South Park Recreation Center
Big Eight to Present Sportsmanship Award
The Big Eight conference creates a new trophy for sportsmanship in football and basketball. Conference staff will rate coaches, teams and students on attitude and spirit. The award, conceived by head cheerleaders and approved by faculty and athletic directors, will honor the 73 season and 73-74 basketball season at a major event next fall.
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