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Tuesday, February 28, 1978
University Daily Kansan
City courting tennis plan
Lawrence city commissioners will consider authorizing the city manager to hire an architect to design the center at their meeting tonight.
Lawrence may have a new public tennis center by August if the city commission approves the project, Mike Wilden, assistant city manager, said yesterday.
The meeting will be at 7 p.m. in the fourth floor conference room of the First National Bank Tower, Ninth and Massachusetts streets.
The tennis center would be at the Lawrence High School, 19th and Louisiana streets. The four existing courts there would be renovated and four new courts would be built. Lights would be installed for all eight courts. The center also would have a deeper parking lot.
Fred DeVictor, parks and recreation director, said the center would give the city
a complete tennis complex which could be used during the summer for city-sponsored lessons and tournaments for Lawrence residents.
DEVICIOR SAID the tennis center also would provide facilities for high intensity training.
The center's estimated cost is $180,000,
DeVictor said. Financing will be provided by
the federal government, the city and
Lawrence Unified School District 497.
Devior said the city had received a grant from the Department of the Interior for one half of the center's cost. The city and department agreed to pay about $45,000 for the project.
Devictor said the city would finance its share of the cost with park improvement bonds. Payments on the bonds, which are owned by the investors, are included in the city's budget.
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GENETICS COUNSELING advises prospective parents of the chances that they will have a child with a hereditary disease or a severe birth defect.
AMNIOCENTISIS is a medical procedure which determines whether a fetus has any one of a large number of severe birth defects. A great number of women undergo amnocentis in the first trimester and do not give birth to pregnancy. Because a woman undergoes amnocentis only when she knows she is in a high risk group for having a child with a birth defect, many of these women would be given amnocentis as an option.
THE MARCH OF DIMES pioneered in genetics counseling, which often leads to amniocentesis. They have recently decided to stop genetics counseling entirely. Although their president denies it, the suspicion is that this decision was made because of heavy pressure from anti-abortion groups.
ANTI-ABORTION GROUPS are also pressuring individual doctors and hospitals from performing amniacentesis.
If you have any views on the continuation of genetics counseling and amniocentesis, write to the March of Dimes, 2420 Iowa, Lawrence, Kansas. Consider how you feel about the money you donate to March of Dimes being used to continue this current policy.
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