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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1994
Page
6
Lawrence police report a spike in compact disc theft with two KU students losing 947 CDs worth 14205 dollars after a rear door was left unlocked. Experts urge residents to inventory and mark CDs and cases, photograph valuables, and report suspicious purchases to deter thieves and aid recovery.
Perry Lake owner and former Shawnee mayor Bob Best recalls a 29 foot higher lake level last year that submerged non-floating buildings and a roadway at Perry Lake Yacth and Marina. He estimates physical damage at 650000 with electrical and water systems replaced while noting greater economic losses from the flood.
About 200 spectators watched Apache Gahn dancers perform a religious dance at Haskell Indian Nations University. Craig Dan Goseyun, a sculptor famed for Gahn dancer figures, drew many onlookers with works similar to the posters seen by a student observer.
The Lawrence Indian Arts Show at Haskell Indian Nations University runs 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. with 161 artists at 130 booths. Craig Dan Goseyun sells pieces from 650 to 49000 dollars while works range from traditional to contemporary.
Downtown Kansas shops and eateries alter schedules for rare KU night games in Lawrence. Managers describe mixed effects with more evening buzz but potential daytime slowdowns, noting fans’ travel and work obligations and welcoming the longer game day window.
Former Kansas University law professor Emil Tonkovich faces a board decision in Topeka on whether he should be fired for sexually harassing a student. If ousted, he may sue in federal court. if not, he could return to KU.
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