Thursday, September 15, 1977
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Wildgen's vacation delays police wage talks
By STEVE PARSONS
Staff Writer
The Lawrence City Commission has decided to wait until Monday to continue the investigation.
The Lawrence Police Officers Association (LPOA) Sunday rejected a tentative wage
Mayor Marnie Argeringer said yesterday the city commission decided in executive session Tuesday night to wait until Mike Wilden, assistant city manager, had returned from a vacation vacation. The mayor Wilden has been the major city spokesman in the talks.
Argersinger said that any confusion of
language in the agreement would be cleared up in IUDen, Monday and that no questioning would be made.
"If they (police) don't sign it, we'll assume they'll continue working without a license."
DAVID REAVIS, chairman of the LPOA, said Tuesday he would try to meet with Bufford Watson, city manager, to discuss ambiguous parts of the agreement. Reavis has been last night to comment on the decision made by the city commissioners.
Lawrence fireman, meanwhile, continue to wait before signing a similar agreement with the company.
Talks on 1978 wages between the city and police and firemen had stopped Aug. 8, attempts to reopen by firemen and
that by a narrow vote they had approved the agreement, but that they would wait until the city and police came to an agreement before signing.
police were unsuccessful, however, because the city refused to discuss 1787 wages.
Police protected the city's stand with action such as a three-day work slowdown on all six streets.
in early September, the city met police and firemen with the stipulation that no 1978 law could be violated.
Tamara Pillington, Hays soponee,
remains in serious condition at the KU
Medical Center from injuries she
suffered in a one-car crash near 31st and
Louisiana streets last Saturday night, a
Med Center spokesman said yesterday.
Girl's condition serious
Pilkington has been in serious condition since she was transferred from
She underwent knee and ankle surgery last night, but the spokesman would not comment on the results.
Lawrence Memorial Hospital early Sundav morning.
Robert Godfrey, Prairie Village senior and driver of the car, died last Monday morning.
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