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Thursday, September 20.1979
University Daily Kansan
Fire...
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Firemen fought the blaze from Massachusetts Street and from a parking lot behind the building, pouring water from bases on extinction ladderes over the crimping building. Shortly after 3:30 a.m. they moved into the buildings bordering the fire.
The building occupied by White Light and Design Build had been remodeled within the last three years, Gould said, and his firm
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had planned to rebuild the structure next door.
"We had just worked out how to rebuild it economically," he said. "We're going to have to really study it now."
Gould said the building had been built in the 1860s. He said they had planned to maintain the facade of the historic structure.
"We've always considered the building to be significant in terms of the area," he said.
for the last 34 years, the butting
owned by Burk. Within the last year, Burk
said he had rewritten the structure at the
requirement of the city after a fire inspection.
He said the building had been partially gutted in the 1950s when it housed a restaurant.
--from ladders and snorkels early this morning. A 15 to 20 block are around the fire was without electricity for about half an hour after three transformers exploded.
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--from ladders and snorkels early this morning. A 15 to 20 block are around the fire was without electricity for about half an hour after three transformers exploded.
About 30 firemen, including off-duty firefighters, fought a blaze at 706 Massachusetts St.
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basis of the program offered and the fees charged by other museums for similar services.
For example, the University of Minnesota Bell Museum does not charge admission, but for guided tours it charges $5 for each group of 12 children.
Gennrich said the tour charge at Dyche Museum would be $5 for each group of 10 children.
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Previously, instructors were paid out of the Watkins fund, a small research fund, she said, but that fund is now needed for research.
There will be a minimum group fee of $6,
she said. Most of the fee will be used to pay
the program instructors.
The KU Museum of Natural History was awarded a $25,000 grant by the Institute of Museum Services, an agency of the University of Wisconsin, to help promote the museum and its services. Ruth Gerchim, director of public education for the museum, said this award
The grant, which took effect Sept. 1, was given on the basis of a proposal submitted to HEW last March. The proposal said it would help improve funds for public education.
Although admission will remain free, the museum will start charging groups a small fee for special programs, she said. The museum offers 30 programs for children and 40 cents for everyone else.
Gennrich said the fees were set on the
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