KU researchers present state housing policy options
A KU ISES team led by Herman Lujan and Thomas Galloway proposes short medium and long term state housing policy options. They urge state local and regional partnerships and explore financing through a state housing finance agency and private sector risk pools. The report awaits analysis by the Department of Economic Development and Office of Planning and Research.
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Kansas University
Herman Lujan
Institute For Social and Environmental Studies
ISES
Thomas Galloway
State Department of Economic Development
State Office of Planning and Esearch
Lujan
Robert Bennett
Bennett
Galloway
Lujan and
Savings and Loan
City Commission Deliberates Tennessee Street Widening
City commissioners heard protests from Old West Lawrence residents over the Tennessee Street widening from Sixth to Ninth Streets but took no action to halt the project. Eileen Fitch urged an impact study while City Manager Buford Watson defended the plan as a safer, long term upgrade. Commissioner Carl Mibeck supported the widened road for bicyclists as other members favored delaying changes.
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Tennessee Street
Eileen Fitch
Old West Lawrence Assn
Ninth
Tennessee
Fitch
Buford Watson
Watson
Carl Mibeck
Marnie Argersinger
Iranian prince to hunt deer in Trinity National Forest
Prince Abdorreza Pahlevi, brother-in-law of Iran's Shah, has a special permit to shoot two Columbia black-tail deer in Trinity National Forest for Iran's national museum. His party will hunt on horseback before the Sept. 25 regular season opens, with an observer present to prevent other animals from being shot. The prince pays the warden's daily salary, about $100, for the hunting period.
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Sacramento
Calif
Abdorreza Pahlevi
Iran
Trinity National Forest
Council of Environment
State Fish and Game Department
Bernie Faust
Departemdts Wildlife Protection Ranch
California
Water comes to Baldwin from Lawrence to aid shortage
Baldwin officials confirmed water purchased from Lawrence began arriving Monday to top a new million gallon tank north of the city. Lawrence reports 177 600 gallons in 24 hours at 52 cents per 1000 gallons. A line burst during sterilization delayed filling and extended the project.
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Baldwin
Lawrence
Baker University
Baker
Gene Vogt
Baldwin City
Bill Randel
Randel
Douglas County State Lake
Quakes Hit Northeast Italy Shocks Reach Several Nations
New earthquakes struck northeast Italy injuring dozens and killing at least five. Tremors measured above 6 on the Richter scale, felt in Udine Trieste Venice and across the region, with reports of buried cars and damaged buildings.
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Udine
Italy
Ialy
Austria
Yugoslavia
Strasbourg
France
Trieste
Venice
Florence
Genoa
Friuli
Mayor Pence outlines growth and street plans in city meeting
In a fall call gathering, Mayor Pence defends the Tennessee street widening and curbing project as part of capital improvements. He says feared property disputes arise from backhoes at new work sites while urging controlled growth and limited city interference. Ministers pressed him on the Has Kell Loop and union recognition.
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City Commission
Tennessee
Connecticut
Pence
Capital Improvement Fund
Commission
Haskell
East Lawrence
Ministerial Alliance
Frank Flutter
Anne Moore
Clearning House
Moynihan Wins New York Democratic Senate Primary
Moynihan edges Bella Abzug in New York Democratic primary as Buckley leads GOP field. Voter turnout runs about 25 percent in New York. Abzug vows recount while Moynihan polled 324,906 to 316,216 for Abzug amid a climate of national figures defending Senate seats.
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Daniel Patrick Moynihan
U.S
United Nations
James Buckley
U.S. Senate
New York
Edward Kennedy
Hubert Humphrey
William Proxmire
Senate
Moynihan
Bella Abzug
Buckley
New York City
Brooklyn
Queens
Staten Island
Abzug
GOP
Peter Peyser
Westchester County
Faculty welcomed at Lawrence event with beer mix up
New faculty were greeted by Chancellor Archie Dykes and Mayor Fred Pence at a campus mixer in Lawrence. A beer truck ran dry after serving about 100 people, later returning with extra kegs to satisfy attendees. A 15 year old was taken into custody for an assault in an underground tunnel near South Junior High School. the perpetrator's first court appearance was scheduled.
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Archie Dykes
Arden Booth
Booth
Fred Pence
Pence
South Junior High School
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Mystery man named John Adams wins New Hampshire Republican nod
Unknown candidate John Adams, Exeter, captured 11 983 votes to Edward Hewson 7 895 in the 1st District primary. Other finishers were Richard Ellis 5 076 and Calvin Warburton 5 501. Adams did little campaigning and said nothing to the media. His legacy name a Bicentennial pull.
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Concord
N.H
John Adams
Adams
Ace Parker
Edward Hewson
Hewson
Windham
Exeter
Richard Ellis
Greenland
Calvin Warburton
Raymond
Alan B. Maxwell Jr
Maxwell
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