Thursday, November 20, 1975
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County OK's dredging agreement
Douglas County commissioners approved an agreement yesterday between the *c*, *j* of Baldwin and Walter L. Yount Construction and Douglas Construction, including bridging of Spring Creek Lake near Baldwin.
Costs for dredging the lake, used as Baldwin's back-up water supply, are being financed through the county's community development allocation from the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).
Ernest Coleman, the county's federal
banker, estimated that $12,000
for the drowning would be about $12,
000.
Revees discovered that Yount Construction was not strong enough for him, he said.
Coleman said that Virgil Reeves, mayor of Baldwin, had taken quotations from various companies in the area on the costs of renting equipment for the dredging.
of silt from the bottom of the lake, Coleman said.
Yount has estimated that it would take 27 working days to pull the 40,000 cubic yards
The commissioners approved the agreement unanimously under the stipulation that a more definite, detailed contract would be presented.
Coleman also announced yesterday that loans were available from the Federal Housing Administration (FHA) that would be compatible with the county's proposed construction projects, grants, which are also included in the HUD community development allocation.
He said the FIA loans were being offered at a low interest rate, one per cent annually, and would be administered through Penn House Housing Rehabilitation in Lawrence, which is also handling the community development grants.
Penn House will only help pursue the Iowa, Coleman said, and that their FHA would be able to cover it.
TODAY: Marian Washington will speak on "WOMEN'S ATHLETICS AT KU," at noon in the United Ministries Conference. A conference on "HIGHER EDUCATION AND AGING," will be at 1 in the Council Room of the Kansas Union. THE UNIVERSITY SENATE will meet at 3:30 in Woodruff Auditorium. JULIAN LEE RAYFORD will speak at a poetry forum at 4 in the Music and Reading Room of the Union.
TONIGHT: A "HIGHER EDUCATION AND AGING" play will be presented at 7 in the Forum Room of the Union. THE COLLEGE REPUBLICANS will meet at 7:30 in South Park Recreation Center, 1141 Massachusetts. THE KANSAS HONORS PROGRAM will meet at 7:30 in the Kansas Union Ballroom. A PRE-DENTAL MEETING will be at 7:30 in the Council Room of the Union. THE SUA SAILING PROGRAM will be at 7:30 in the Union Ballroom.
On Campus
TOMORROW. THE AAUP EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE will meet at 1:30 p.m. in Room 225 of Spencer Library.
Events
In other business yesterday, Jim Tate,
coordinator for data processing services at
the county courthouse, asked the com-
pany to increase its increases for
employees in data processing.
He said first priority for rehabilitation grants would go to communities in the county other than Lawrence, and that Lawrence would have second priority for houses not covered by the city's community development funds.
The commissioners decided to take the increases under admittance until 9:00 a.m.
He said that the dominant class gained and kept power by controlling the economic, social and biological systems of the state while the exploited class supplied the state with production.
depend on class relations and the level of technological development, according to
Wroblewain addressed a group of 40 people last month in the United States. The Socialist Theory Society.
Marist theory assumes that there are two classes in capitalistic states—those of dominance and those of exploitation—and they are to be erased. Webbess visiting professor and theorist from Poland.
Wroblewski said that Karl Marx's Communist Manifesto could be used as
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The definitions of both state and law
The tools of production that the exploited class must use, said Wroblewki, started the emergence of personal relationships within groups and the stratification of society.
"Law is a system of norms that is genetically and functionally related in the same way to laws."
Dr. Jerry Nossaman—Outstanding Dentist In Lawrence
Dr. Henry Musselman—Dean of Admissions UMKC School of Dentistry
Visiting professor lectures on Marxism
the final explanation of state and law, but that in the context of time and goals it served as a starting point of theoretical thinking.
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