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Friday, October 10, 1975
University Daily Kansan
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Staff Photo by DON PIERCE Fountain landscaping
A buildings and grounds crew began planting bushes and laying sod as landscaping work on the Chi Omega fountain area continued yesterday. The work is scheduled to be completed today.
10 CB radios reported stolen
The theft of 10 CB radios has been reported to the police in the past week, and other CB equipment, such as antennas and CB radios, also has been reported stolen.
Lawrence Mastin Jr., Lawrence senior,
reported the theft of a 23-channel CB radio from his car Wednesday at about 7 p.m. The car was parked at the Green Pepper, 544 W.
23rd St. Mastin told police the radio was worth $200.
A CB radio was stolen yesterday from a car owned by Al Moore, $32 Lawrence Ave., which was parked in the Viking parking lot at 101 W. 24th St. The police said the radio was valued at $200.
At the same location, a CB antenna,
valued at $40, was stolen from a car owned
by Rex Ketchum, 2700 W. 24th St. Ter. Police
said burglars attempted to gain entry to
another car at 810 W. 24th St., which
contained a CB radio, but were unsuccessful.
Richard Lewis, Lawrence freshman,
reported to the police yesterday that a CB
antenna, which worth $20, was stolen from his car,
was parked at Naismith Hall.
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