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Friday, September 19, 1975
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By THERESE MENDENHALL
Staff Writer
Council discusses community development
Suggestions ranging from recreational development along the banks of the Kansas River to the licensing of bicycle riders are proposed last night by the Citizen's Advisory Council as part of its Goals for Lawrence Program.
However, refinement of the proposals was postponed because of low attendance.
The council met to discuss the report of seven of the 10 committees organized last spring to develop goals in 10 areas of development. The committee will submit their reports in October, Bruce Morgan, community development consultant of Midwest Research Institute, said. Midwest Research Institute is the consultant for the goals program.
Hank Booth, member of the transportation and communication committee, said, "Our biggest problem is how we're going to get members of the Citizens Advisory Council together to approve these reports."
Jack Landreth, chairman of the council, said 50 per cent of the 60-member council was necessary for a quorum. There were 23 persons at the meeting, which was in the city commission room of the First National Bank Tower.
"I think the reports are just great if we
could just get some people out to look at them." Landreth said.
Five themes were evident in the seven reports, which were composed of a total of 26 pages. Improvement of public transportation, rehabilitation and conservation efforts, encouragement of industry and business, establishment of vocational education programs and continued citizen involvement in the Goals for Lawrence Program were each mentioned as observed in more than one of the seven reports.
Two of the committees, the transportation and communication committee and the business and economic development committee, listed specific suggestions.
The transportation and communication committee suggested the development of a bicycle training system which would lead to better road safety through the Lawrence Police Department.
Other suggestions were the synchronizing of traffic lights on major Lawrence arrondissement airport and upgrading of the Lawrence Municipal Airport, development of more sidewalks and bikeways and the development of new bus routes. Coordinate rides requested by telephone.
Hank Booth made the committee's final proposal craly. He said the proposal had been developed at the end of the committee's 16th meeting.
Lynn D. Leban, 18, Lawrence freshman, remained in critical condition this morning at the KU Medical Center, where she is being treated for injuries she received Monday in a car accident in which another KU student was killed.
Leban was riding in a car driven by Mark T. Gallauz, 22, St. Louis junior, that was struck broadside by a monday night at Second Street and the west turnipke access
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The third KU student in the car, Helen Frolow, 18, Lawrence freshman, is in fairly good condition at Lawrence Memorial according to a hospital spokesman.
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Some proposals of the business and economic development committee were the development of a program of check identification to facilitate check cashing for local merchants; a renewal project for the 600 block of Massachusetts, to be coordinated with the new Kansas River bridge between two cities; and a program of local businesses and industries to identify market possibilities for new ones; and a program to refurbish downtown buildings.
Landreth would he appoint a committee consisting of the chairmen of the topic committees to coordinate the 10 team proposals and to submit a final report.
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education and recreation, and culture.
The council will submit the final version of the reports to the Lawrence City Commission. Landreth said. He said the council would have to review the report and effects of the report during coming years.
Other committees that submitted reports had studied local government, planning and
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