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Fridav. September 19, 1975
University Daily Kansan
Construction funds available
Lawrence city officials received yesterday the city would receive two grants for community programs.
Mike Wildgen, assistant city manager,
the city said the expected to receive $1 million
for construction of the Haskell Loop and it
receive $71,500 for the Holam Sports Complex.
Wilden said the Kansas Department of Transportation informed him that funds for the Haskell Loop had been set aside from the budget. Funds in funds will be available until Oct. 1, 1978.
Lugnayne the city didn't planned to start work on the loop for five years, Wildgen said, but to take advantage of the funds, he must complete the loop within three weeks.
The city's purchase of right-of-way will probably take two years to complete.
The city has already spent $175,000 for right-of-way acquisition and relocation, and has planned to spend $200,000 in Housing and Community Development Act
Wildgen said that according to a preliminary design study made in January, 1975 the actual construction would be $804.000 of the total cost.
funds. The total project will cost $2.5 million.
Mayor Barkley Clark said the construction estimate was loosely based on the anticipated costs of a two-lane road. The mayor added that "the project will build a wide two-lane structure, he said."
The city's allocation for total construction costs is $1 million. The allocation is contingent on the acceptance of the loop by the transportation department and the loop is correct 11th Street and Haskell Avenue with Seventh and New York streets.
Wilden said the funds for Holcom, which is west of Iowa street behind Park 25 apartments, would be available through the National Bureau of Outdoor Recreation and grants granted by the federal government to the state, and the state appropriates it.
Senior party seeks locale
The senior class regalia party has been postponed to Oct. 3, but its location hasn't been determined yet, according to Jack Foster, senior class vice president.
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But according to Waugh, presenting the plan gave the three provisional ap- tions of the field hospital*
Both Foster and Waugh said the reservation cancellation resulted because of misunderstandings on the part of each group.
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money will be spent on landscaping, tennis courts and multipurpose courts for sports including handball and basketball. The land is covered with constricted contours of 10 acres west of the sports complex.
Apparently, class officers thought a plan they had submitted to Jerry Waugh, assistant athletic director for operations, was sufficient to reserve the facility.
The party was to be 8 tonight in the field house, but Wednesday officials of the University of Kansas Athletic Corporation told the class it couldn't use the facility.
When no action had been taken by
westerday Waugh said, he had to cancel the
program.
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