University Daily Kansan, March 1, 1982
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Lawrence police arrested three Haskell Indian Junior College students at 3 a.m. Saturday in connection with a theft of $12,000 from Retail Liquors, 1960 Massachusetts St.
Police arrested Craig Lamarr, 28,
Dan Tommie, 20, and Galen W. Inemer in the
Four Winds Berk, near to Skirts, heard
glass break and called police.
Police said a window of the liquor store was broken and nine bottles of whiskey worth $85 were stolen.
BURGLAIR STOLE $1,855 worth of household goods from an apartment at 1500 Lynch Court sometime after 8:15 a.m. Friday, police said.
Burglarss possibly used a flat-bladed screwdriver to enter the residence. Two speakers, an amplifier, two coats, a pair of shoes and two shotguns were taken. There are no suspects, police said.
BURGLARS ALSO TOOK $1,230 worth of stereo equipment sometime between 7:30 a.m. and noon Friday from a second apartment at 1500 Lynch Court. Police said burglaries pried open the front door and stole two speakers a minute later. The dealers deck, cassette deck and jewelry. There are no suspects, police said.
POLICE REPORTED that a motorcycle was taken between 7 p.m. Saturday and 12:30 a.m. Sunday from the Time Out Bar, 2400 mile St. Police station. The motorcycle was worth $1,100, away from the parking lot. There are no suspects.
THEIEVS used a pry tool to steal $250 worth of change from a money changer at Commerce Plaza Launched in Iowa St., sometime between 5:30 a.m. Friday and 6 a.m. Saturday, police said. There are no suspects.
Cold slows blossoming of spring flowers
Spring is having trouble springing onto the KU campus this year.
"The crocus usually bloom by the 18th and 17th of February." Jimaths, assistant director of landscape manners, said he and come. "They're just now starting to come up."
"All the flowers are late. But as we get more warm weather, they'll speed up."
"The frost is just getting out of the ground," he said.
Mathes attributed the blossoming problem to the extremely cold winter weather.
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"We'll be lucky if the grass is green by the end of next week."
Even though the flowers are not here yet, crews are preparing for their appearance.
HE SAID CREWS were concentrating on three main areas on campus: the corner of Sunflower and Sumside Avenue behind Watkins Library; a big bed of frises between the operations buildings and Flint Hall; the North side of Jayhawk Boulevard from Sunflower Avenue to Lippincott Hall.
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"Right now the main thing is cleaning up," he said, "I'd say we're 10 days behind."
He said the crocus, jonquils, daffodil and tulips were all contenders for the first budding of the year.
Mathes. "We're starting to clean the debris off of the flower beds and trim the shrubs."
However, Mathes said that some flowers would begin to show sometime this week on the south side of some of the campus buildings.
"Just as soon as we stop moving snow, we're ready for spring," said
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"We plant flowers on all different sides of the buildings," Mathes said. But those on the north side will bloom and a week after those on the south area."
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"That flower bed is always red," he said. "It's pretty well dictated by history."
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Mathes said the tradition of the Hoch flower bed was 40 years old. But he did not know why it was started.
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"We have as much of a problem of people taking the entire plant, not just the roots."
The flaming red tulips in the flower bed, accented by the scarlet colors of salvia and geraniums, are always a target for flower thwaves, Mathes said.
MATHEIS, who has been with KU landscaping for four-and-a-half years, has worked for the landscaping departments of Washburn University at the University. He said he could not compare the KU and K-State campuses.
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"It's hard to even compare them," he said. "KU has a tradition of beautiful grounds. K-State hasn't."
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