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University Daily Kansan / Thursday, August 29, 1991
AMPRIDE Farmers Co-op Service Station and Convenience Mart
Before you hit K-10 - Fuel up
· Gas for the car
- Gas for the car
- Food and Drink for you
We also offer:
- 24 Hour Field and Road Service
- Computerized Balancing
- Tires and Brakework
- Lube and Oil
- A/C Service with Appointment
Hours 7 am - 5 pm M-F
7 am - noon Sat.
23rd and Haskell 842-8222
MasterCard
Special Deals
1/2 Price
on balancing when you buy 4 tires
AMPRIDE/FarmersCo-op 23rd and Haskell842-8222
Save $2.00
when you rotate tires
when you rotate tires
(usually $2.50 per tire, now $2.00
per tire with coupon)
AMPRIDE/Farmers Co-op
23rd and Haskell 842-8222
exp 9/28/91
Tuesday
75¢ draws
Monday
$3.00 pitchers
BENCHWARMERS SPECIALS
Wednesday
$3.00 pitchers
Thursday
75¢ draws
BEDS, BOOKCASES, CHEST OF DRAWERS, & HOUSEWARES
Friday & Saturday 2 for 1 well drinks
Sunday
$3.00 pitchers
The child, Harlan Scott Jr., was in serious condition yesterday with a gunshot wound to the head. His mother, Meeker, 19, also was in serious condition.
Free Pool 'til 8:00p.m. M-F
NAACP wants Wichita police to do more to curb gang crimes
The criticism comes after police asked Crump and others to come forward with information about Friday's slaving of Tommy O'Neal. 15
City Manager Chris Cherches said he would ask Police Chief Rick Stone to report on what police are doing about gangs.
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The Associated Press
WICHTA — The president of the NAACP says police have not done enough to curb gang-related violence, which is blamed for one shooting death and the serious injury of a teenage mother and her 2-year-old son.
James Crump, president of the Wichita Chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, said the shootings were evidence of gang brutality and police shortcomings.
"We're asking for the police to tell us what they have done to prevent the influx of gangs in this city," Crump
said. "Because whatever they've done, it hasn't worked."
The shootingsput police at odds with residents of the neighborhoods.
Any one who is still interested in continuous open rush should call the KU Panhellenic Office at 864-4643 or fill in the form below and bring it to room 422 Kansas Union.
$200 off September rent!!
TIME IS RUNNING OUT!
Call 843-2116 or stop by 11 & Mississippi
"2 for Special" only 2, 2 bedroom apts. left!
CONGRATULATIONS to the new pledges who just finished 1991 formal rush!
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