Historic homes near Maupin House face demolition
Two vacant houses at 1601 and 1607 Tennessee Street near the Ludington Thacher House, a National Register property, could be razed for parking and a driveway for the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity unless preservation officials intervene. The Gamma Mu Building Corp seeks demolition despite possible savings with funds. If state opposes, a hearing may be requested. otherwise the city could allow the work.
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John G. Haskell
Reuben Ludington
Lawrence
Solon Thacher
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Central America
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Mexico
Ludington-Thacher
Maupin
Historic Resources Commission
Lawrence City Commission
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Demolition comments sought for two Tenn street homes
City officials will accept comments on demolition plans for 1601 and 1607 Tenn through 5 p m October 6. Send comments to Historic Resources Commission Lawrence Kansas and chairman Dale Nimz P O Box 708 66044 0708. Residents argue changes could damage the long standing visual display of Lawrence history and stimulate preservation concerns.
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Apartment plan wins unanimous planning commission approval
The Lawrence-Douglas County Planning Commission unanimously approved rezoning for 10 acres on West Sixth Street to allow Tuckaway Subdivision with 108 apartments, a clubhouse, two pools, and 250 parking spaces. It also certified two smaller rezonings to RO-1A and PRD-2 and endorsed a preliminary development plan. Construction could begin mid November after final approvals next month.
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Teens turn to guns after rival football feud triggers deaths
Alfred Williams, 17, Shawnee Mission North senior, faces two murder counts for the Sunday shooting deaths of 15-year-old Wilson Montenegro and 19-year-old Jercell Frazier near Olathe North High School. He also faces four counts aggravated battery and one count unlawful firearm possession. held on 500000 bail with Oct. 1 court date.
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DeSoto Board Member Presses for Stable Education Funding
DeSoto School Board member Alan Hays urged Washington to keep federal funding for education intact amid talks on a Senate bill that could cut over 200 million dollars from drug free schools and safety programs. He cited recent school shootings in Olathe and Ottawa as urgent safety concerns.
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Alan Hays
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Residents hark back in plan for Lawrence improvements
The Lawrence Improvement Association backs a plan aimed at easing growth with waivers for development fees and potential tax breaks for new housing. It recommends curb cut restrictions, a eastern edge access road to industrial zones, downtown parking solutions, and current notes on funding for an Eastern Parkway bypass and river bridge.
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Tax group leader warns Douglas County over mill levy
Douglas County Property Owners Association co chair Don Cashatt urged county commissioners to curb the 1996 mill levy after a 12.6 percent valuation rise, noting a 4.5 mill reduction already funded by the new budget. He criticized the 1 percent county sales tax and raised jail cost fears up to 15 million, while former commissioner Bob Neis urged a long term, locally suitable jail plan.
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Jury to deliberate arson charge in Lawrence case
Michael E. Vick, 21, stands trial in Douglas County District Court on conspiracy to commit arson and attempted arson for a May 12 incident in Easy Living Mobile Home Park. A bottle filled with gasoline bounced and ignited near a parked car after being thrown. Testimony concluded Wednesday with juries to deliberate today.
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Easy Living
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