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Rein doesn't spoil Gov. Mike Hayden's day kicking off his highway plan.
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from the Johnson/Miami county line, adding asphalt shoulders and repairing more than a dozen bridges, according to Kansas Department of Transportation documents.
The Highway 69 project is one of 17 priority projects, known as "fast track" projects, that will be launched in fiscal year 1990.
In addition to the "fast track" projects, the documents state that in fiscal year 1990 the state will spend $291 million to repair more than 1,600 miles of roadway and more than 200 bridges.
Three projects in Douglas County are scheduled for the year 1990, and are to be documented on the document.
Horace Edwards, secretary of transportation, said the first work in Douglas County should be contracted during fiscal year 1989.
Upgrading traffic signals at Highway 10, or 23rd Street, and Haskell Avenue at an estimated cost of $70,000. Lawrence requested the existing signals be upgraded because of a high accident rate at the intersection, said Patrice Pomeroy, KDOT public information officer. She said details of the upgrading were not yet available.
Overlaying 1.3 miles of Highway
from the Atchison Topeka & Santa
Fe railroad overpass to the east city
coast. The estimate cost is $221,000.
Overlaying 4.3 miles of U.S. Highway 59 south from the Lawrence city limits at an estimated cost of $292,000.
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Kelly Hanson, Phi Kappa Psi president, said his house had illuminated exit signs in some areas.
"I am sure we will be following up on his (Barr's) requests in the next couple of weeks." Hanson said.
REQUESTS in the next week of weeks. -Marson Bard
Hanson said he spoke to Barr yesterday, and Barr said
he would send a letter to the Phi Kappa Psi corporation
board.
As of yesterday, charges were not being filed against any of the houses, Hanson said.
The report also listed 22 houses that have complied
with the requirements of a 1987 safety evaluation.
"We have the right for him, to make an appointment with us through our corporation board," said Steve Bowman, Alpha Kappa Lambda house manager.
Alpha Kappa Lambda has not been reinspected because the house asked that the fire marshal make an appointment to inspect.
Communication between the fire department and the fraternities and sororites is a problem, Bowman said.
Primary
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campaign issue after the Aug. 23 murder of a black youth by a white gang in Brooklyn. Dinkins said his support suggested that "people really wish to heal the wounds."
After voting early yesterday morning, Dinkins had said he hoped to win "with a broad base" that would make it easier to govern.
In the congressional races, Democrats were counting on the popularity
Several cities besides New York and Detroit were holding mayoral primaries:
of Wright and Coelho to carry the party's candidates to victory.
▶ Buffalo, N.Y., Mayor James Griffin faced two challengers in the Democratic primary, and was running unopposed on the Republican and Conservative party ballots.
▶ In, New Haven, Conn., where
▶ In New Haven, Conn., where
Mayor Biagio DeLieto is retiring, state Sen. John Daniels defeated former city administrator John DeStefano Jr. in the Democratic primary, making it virtually certain that he will become the city's first black mayor.
Minneapolis Mayor Don Fraser opposed six challengers in his bid for re-election.
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