Small planes put on aerobatic show at Lawrence airport
Four pilots staged regional aerobatic competition at Lawrence Municipal Airport last weekend. They stayed to train before next week's U S National aerobatic event in Sherman Texas. Competitors include John Morrissey of Lee's Summit Missouri and his son Matt Morrissey, Amelia Island Florida, plus Boris Lee Aerobatic.
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Shareholders Approve LNB Merger Into First Elmore Bank
Lawrence National Bank the citys oldest financial institution will shut its doors Friday as stockholders approve the merger into First Elmore National Bank. MidAmerican Corp acquired 95 percent of LNBs stock, transferring 6000 customer accounts and loan portfolio to First National effective Saturday. First Nationals assets rise by 55 million to about 215 million. Terr y Sutcliffe LNB president calls it onward and upward as 35 LNB employees join First National.
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Quail Run enrollment closed sparks mixed reactions
Lawrence residents react as Quail Run School closes enrollment to ease crowding. Capacity around 550, unofficial first week enrollment 644, with open kindergarten seats at four sections. New movers will be assigned to Deerfield School. Also noted: Lawrence Police to run a two week Citizens Academy Oct 12 23 for residents to learn law enforcement operations. applications due Sept 29.
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Tank drainage floods yards from city water tank
The city drains the 900000 gallon ground storage tank at 19th and Kasold for cleaning. Tim LeYTourneau says the process is underway and should finish today, but some east hillside homes report yard flooding due to the draining water. Lou Ann Winchester describes a small creek running through her yard.
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Bush urges tax credits for small firms over family leave bill
President Bush, amid a reelection bid, urged Congress to provide tax credits to small businesses as an alternative to a family leave bill. He argued the credits would support workers without imposing the bill’s penalties on employers.
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Dropout rates decline for blacks whites Hispanics steady
U S education department reports nationwide dropouts ages 15 to 24 in grades 10 to 12 fell from 6.1 percent in 1980 to 4 percent in 1991, with 12.5 percent of 16 to 24 year olds not enrolled and not finishing high school. Black and white rates fell, but Hispanic rates remained high at 35.3 percent in 1991. Local Lawrence studies show Native American and Hispanic overrepresentation among dropouts at LHS.
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