University Daily Kansan, June 15, 1981
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Crisis relocation plan drafted for nuclear attack
By JULIA SANDERS Staff Reporter
Staff Reporter
Preliminary discussion of a crisis relocation plan for part of Douglas County was led Thursday by two state civil protection planners at a meeting of the Douglas County Emergency Preparedness Board.
Jack Walker and Paul Barkley, state nuclear protection planners, explained the draft plan that will affect the two northern townships of Douglas County. The plan is part of a federal effort to save citizens in case of nuclear attack.
The crisis relocation plan sets guidelines for evacuating citizens from
potential nuclear attack targets, or high risk areas, into safer host counties
Four hundred high risk areas were determined in a Department of Defense survey of the United States, seven of which are in Kansas.
KANSAS HIGH RISK AREAS include Lawrence, Wichita, Salina, Manhannah, Topeka, the Kansas City metropolitan St. Joseph, Doniphan County near St. Joseph, Mo.
The only top risk area in Kansas is Wichita, home of Titan II missiles. The
The Lawrence area was formerly considered a host county for the Kansas City and Topeka high risk areas. However, last year's federal census placed Lawrence in the third highest risk category of cities over 50,000.
A SUMMER ORGAN INSTITUTE will be held in Murphy Hall. Registration for the institute opens at 8:30 a.m. in the lobby of Murphy.
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second highest risk category includes industrial centers that provide for the military.
An ORGAN RECITAL by James Hig-
don will be held at 8 p.m. in Swarthout Recital Hall, Murphy Hall.
TOMOBROW
The CAMPUS CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP will have a Bible study and fellowship at 7:30 p.m. in Partor A at the Kansas Union.
A CICADA SYMPOSIUM will be held at 1:30 p.m. in 380 Dyche Hall. The symposium will feature guest speakers from across the nation.
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The crises relocation plan is an alternative to constructing blast shelters nation-wide at an estimated cost of $80 billion, Walker said. Planners are currently working on the first level of an overall evacuation plan for 63 Kansas counties and expect completion at the end of this year.
A carillon recital will be given by Mark L. Holmberg, assistant carillonneur, at 8 p.m. at the MEMORIAL CARILON.
First level planning for Douglas County will outline evacuation procedures into Franklin, Anderson and Allen counties. This includes induction and by what route, and by what route, to take and for how long they should expect to stay.
State-wide second level planning will begin in the Wichita area next year and deals with resource problems in host areas.
According to Walker, 80 percent of the population in high risk areas could be saved by employing the two plans. In them, only 20 percent would survive.
THE CRISIS RELOCATION PLAN is being worked out under the scenario of gradually increased tensions similar to the Cuban Missile Crises, Walker said, and would be put into effect upon presidential order.
If sufficient time were not available for the relocation plan, the community shelter plan would be put to use. The most common host county is 72 hours. Walker said.
"The two plans go hand in hand and hopefully will be a good start toward saving millions of lives in the United States, with this situation occur." Walker said.
THE PRELIMINARY DOUGLAS COUNTY evacuation plan will be coordinated with the current county emergency response according to protection planner Barkley.
He said meetings will be held with police, fire, ambulance, public utilities and other city officials in order to develop a consistent final draft.
As of now, the evacuation plan calls for the use of U.S. 59 to evacuate Douglas County southward into the host counties. Barkley said alternate routes would be used by local officials who know the area. "Primarily we pick the major routes to move people without crossing, and we've achieved that so far. There may be other routes coming out of your county that we overlooked that you know about," he said.
Evacuation will relocate everyone out of the high risk area except essential workers needed closer to Lawrence. Essential workers, such as fire, law enforcement and public utilities personnel, will relocate to Baldwin in order to return for duty shifts in Lawrence.
Barkley estimated essential workers and their families as 7 percent of the population, which would leave less than that in Lawrence at any one time.
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Besides the film, a commemorative march and a public address are also planned.
A spokesman for the committee, Laird Okie, said the film was made
Akin Falaye, Nigeria graduate student, and Babacar Toure, Senegal graduate student, will give an address entitled,"South Africa—Time is Running Out." Thursday in the Jawahroo Room of the Union.
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The film, which received the Cannes Film Festival award for best documentary in 1976, is being shown as part of a three-day observance of the fifth anniversary of the rioting that claimed an estimated 1,000 lives in Soweto, a black township near Johannesburg, South Africa.
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The KU Commission on South Africa, along with the African Students Association, will be showing the film "Last Grave at Dimbina," a documentary about the oppression of blacks in South Africa, at 7 tonight in the Council Room of the Kangas Union.
secretly by a British crew. The film, he said, gives an accurate picture of how the apartheid government is dealing with the situation of the country for its own gain.
Although it doesn't get much publicity, Okie said that South Africa's blacks are engaged in a constant struggle for freedom.
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Although the film was made before the Soweto uprising, Okie said it was still an accurate account that it is going on in South Africa today.
"It's a very powerful film and still very relevant," he said.
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