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Wednesdav, November 28, 1973
University Daily Kansan
City Approves Three Bike Routes
By LYN WALLIN
KenanStaff Reporter
Three proposed bicycle routes that would surround the University of Kansas campus were approved yesterday by the Lawrence City Commission. The commission authorized the city staff to prepare an ordinance to establish the routes.
One route would begin in the Daisy Park area of the campus and proceed north on Engel Road from 18th Street to Crescent Road and on Crescent Road to the campus entrance.
The second route would begin at the intersection of Schwarz and Yale roads, continuing east on Yale Road to Centennial Drive, crossing over into River Drift, Sunset Drive, south on Sunset Drive to Cambridge Road, to High Drive, to Emery Road, to Stratford Road, to West Campus Road and south on West Campus Road, to Chichester Drive, to Oglehanna fountain on Jayhawk Boulevard.
From Jayhawk Boulevard the routes would continue north on Oread Avenue to 12th Street, east on 12th Street to Louisiana Street, downtown Sellars Pearl Hall
Bicycle traffic from the residence hall complex to campus would travel west on 11th Street to Indiana Street, to Oread Avenue and then home to the camps entrance at 12th Street.
The bike routes will be designated by international bicycle route signs. The Traffic and Safety Commission report said the commission considered the existing streets too narrow to permit fixed bicycle lanes.
MORTAR BOARD will sponsor a seminar on automotives, including car buying and credit, at 7:30 twnight in the Jayhawk Room of the Kansas Union. Lance Burr of the Consumer Protection Division of the tortenearyorney General office of the tortenearyorney General representative from Jim Clark Motors will talk about care and maintenance of vehicles.
ROBERT SOMMER, design behavior specialist, will talk about design awareness at 3:30 p.m. today in the Forum Room of the Kansas Union. A panel discussion featuring Sommer will begin at 1 p.m. tomorrow in the Council Room of the Union.
Mayor Nancy Hambleton said, "This is minimal, but it is a beginning toward establishing bike routes throughout the city."
Owner Paul Lammers, St. Louis, Mo., said yesterday that he had two potential buyers for the property and that he would inspect it to ensure that it and remove safety hazards immediately.
BETA GAMMA SIGMA, national business honor society, will meet at 4 p.m. today in Room 402 Summerfield Hall to elect new officers.
The commission also conducted a public hearing on the possibility of demolishing the Firebird Club building at 2222 Iowa St. The commission deferred action for one week to allow the owner to determine whether unsafe aspects of the property could be repaired.
The commission also approved the reallocation of $120,000 of revenue-sharing funds. "Federal revenue-sharing policies prevent the money from being used to help finance the new bridge at 6th and Massachusetts streets as originally planned."
JACK MATTHEWS, professor of English at Ohio University, will give a public reading, with commentary of his poetry and8 with reference to the Council Room in the Kansas University.
The reallocation plans include spending $31,000 in South Park, $35,000 to construct an arcade in the downtown area, and $15,000 to purchase at 11th and Massachusetts streets.
Buford Watson, city manager, said the city had received numerous complaints about the property. He said two swimming pools on the property were filled with stagnant water and had been pumped in the past few months. Watson also said there had been fire damage to the structure and that it was in "a bad state of disrepair."
JAMES A. THOMAS, Dean of Admissions at Yale University Law School, will meet with interested pre-law students from 10 to 12 am in the Forum Room of the Kansas Union.
Barkley Clark, city commissioner, also suggested that the commission consider a proposed new ordinance.
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Clark also said he had received complaints from students at Haskell Indian Junior College that they had no transportation without bus service.
Lawrence. He said Lawrence should be prepared to provide mass transportation in New York and Chicago.
Whomper Board Elects Officers
The commission also appointed William M. Lucas, professor and associate dean of the KU School of Architecture and Urban Design, to the planning commission.
Russell L. Wiley, director
Other officers elected at the board meeting were: Mary Lou Sherman, treasurer; Kathy Clark, Nampa, Idaho, junior, secretary; Kathy Allen, Topeka senior, public relations director; and Brad Reynolds, operational manager.
Arly Allen, general manager of Allen Press, was elected president of the Walt Disney Company.
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