University Daily Kansan
Wednesday, November 9, 1977
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Protester prompts city to request zoning study
By HENRY LOCKARD
Staff Writer
Lawrence city commission last night asked the planning commission to study an Old West Lawrence Association proposal to build a city park near the street between Vermont and Illinois streets.
The city also asked that all the affected area's landowners be notified of the proposed zone change, because Old West members do not own all the land in the area.
Jim Ewens, who lives at 1603 Louisiana St., protested the rezoning proposal, saying it would adversely affect his businesses. He owns Owens Flower Shop and Owens Liquor Store, both in the affected area.
The city's request came after one Lawrence businessman protested the proposed change, which would revoke the area from S-5 commercial to RS-2 angle
OWENS SAID he owned three other lots in addition to his two businesses. One of those lots has an old house on it, and he plans to turn it into a residential property. The other two lots now are parking areas.
The proposal made by Old West Lawrence Association would prohibit Owens from tearing down the old house. he said. If I was a customer he can't expand customer停车, he said.
"I don't want what happened on 23rd
day to happen to my business," she told
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Ohio Players concert canceled
The Ohio Players concert, sponsored by Alpha Phi Alpha, has been canceled because of "extenuation circumstances," according to Victor Gent, an Alpha Phi Alpha member.
The concert had been scheduled for 9:30 p.m. Nov. 12 in Hoch Auditorium. Aroma Rush also was scheduled to perform with the Ohio Players.
Ticket holders may obtain refunds at the SUA box office in the Kansas Union or Love Records and Tapes, 15 W. Ninth Street. Tickets sold for $6.
changed hands because they only had 100 feet death for parking."
He said he bought his property for commercial purposes and did not like people who were not living in the area initiating changes.
JACK ROSE, city commissioner, agreed with Owens. Rose said he was more interested in what happened to his own property that someone across town would be, and changes should be discussed with property owners.
In other business, the commission approved a request for improvements to Centenial Drive and Westdale Road, west of Iowa Street.
Improvements include a new drainage system under Centennial and the paving of the road.
The commission also authorized the execution of an amended Annual Contribution Contract for the Public Housing Authority, Babcock College, 1700 Massachusetts st., has received a $157,000 grant from the U.S. Housing and Urban Development Department to begin a solar energy modernization project.
An estimated inch and one-half of rain had fallen on Lawrence by 10 p.m. yesterday, National Weather Service authorities said.
Storm causes flooding, snow across Kansas
The weather service, located in Topeka, said the rain was responsible for the issuance of a flash flood watch for a major portion of eastern Kansas, including Lawrence. The watch was in effect until early this morning.
Weather service authorities said the rain could possibly continue through last night and might mix with light snow, but no accumulation was expected.
From Staff and Wire Reports
said the flooding was not expected to be serious.
Lawrence police reported no accidents resulting from the rain, but said there were a number of stalled vehicles in low-lying areas in the city. Some flooded areas near 28th and Kasold streets were reported by police.
Other portions of the state also experienced rain and snow last night. Visibility in western Kansas was reduced to one-quarter mile as snow fell yesterday.
North-central Kansas was expected to accumulate from 4 to 8 inches of snow by night. A heavy snow warning was issued for that area.
Greek council elects officers
New officers of the KU Inter-fraternity last night at a meeting 9th day together members.
Elected were Dave Baker, president, Kirwood, M., junior, of Phi Kappa Sigma; Dan Curnings, vice president for memoirs; John F. Bramble, vice president; Randy O'Boyle, vice president for fraternity affairs, Topeka junior, Tau Kappa Epsilon; John Jennings, secretary, Cedar Creek, M., junior, of Phi Gamma Delta; and Belta, treasurer, Haven junior, of Acacia.
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Wednesday, Nov. 9
LA GUERRE EST FIMI
(The War Is Over)
(The Hear Is Ocurred)
Director Alain Resnais with Yves Montand, Geneviève Builod. $1.00; 7:30 p.m., Forum Room
Thursday, Nov. 10 Films by San Francisco filmmakers: BRUCE CONNER
A MOVIE, COSMIC RAY,
MARILYN TIMES FIVE
DORRETT NELSON
ROBERT NELSON:
GRATEFUL DEAD, BLEU SHUT
$1.00; 7:30 p.m., Woodruff Auditorium
Sunday, Nov. 13
Pogo's Birthday
All of Walt Kelly's characters
The Golden Fish
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p.m., woodruff Auditorium
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1977-78 Student
Season Basketball Tickets
Nov.14-Nov.17
Monday-Thursday
Plan Now To See The Jayhawks! Be Part Of This Excitement!
10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Daily
Allen Field House East Lobby
Season Tickets may be purchased after Thursday, Nov. 17 at the Main Ticket Office in Allen Field House anytime prior to the first game.
NOTICE
Season ticket is not good for spring semester unless accompanied by validated Spring I.D. at Student Gates.
Nov.28(Mon) Central Mo. State
Nov.30(Wed) Fordham
Dec.21(Fri) Southern Methodist
Dec.30(Mon) York State
Dec.7(Fed) Wakefield-Dickinson
Dec.10(Sat) Kentucky
Dec.17(Sat) St. Louis
Dec.18(Mon) Oral Roberts
Dec.22(Thu) iat Arkansas
Dec.27(Tue) iat Big 8 Holiday Tourn.
Dec.29(Tue) iat Big 8 Holiday Tourn.
Dec.30(Fri) iat Big 8 Holiday Tourn.
Jan.7(Sat) iat Missouri
Jan.8(Sat) at Oklahoma State
Jan.14(Sat) *Okahoma*
Jan.18(Wed) at Iowa State
Jan.25(Wed) Kansas State
Jan.25(Wed) at Nebraska
Jan.28(Sat) *Colorado*
Feb.1(Wed) *Okahoma State*
Feb.18(Wed) at Oklahoma (TV)
Feb.11(Sat) *Missouri*
Feb.15(Sat) at Kansas State (TV)
Feb.15(Wed) *Iowa State*
Nebraska
Feb.25(Sat) *at Colorado*
Feb.28(Tue) @at Big 8 Post-Season Tourn.
Mar.3(Fri) *Big 8 Conference Game*
Feb.25(Sat) *at Lifte Rock,* *Big 8 Conference Game*
Feb.25(Sat) *at Kansas City,* *By to be determined*
1977-78 Kansas Basketball Schedule
TICKET INFORMATION
Student Price $15.00
Student Spouse Price $15.00
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I.D. Required When Purchase
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Single Game Tickets
Student Price $2.50
Student Spouse Price $3.00
A limited number of single game tickets will be sold for each game. A ticket costs $15.00, 8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m., L.D. is required to purchase and for admittance at gate.
Crimson-Blue Intersquid Game
Monday, Nov. 21:7:30 p.m.
KU Students—Free with I.D.
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