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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
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Published since 1889 by the students of the University of Kansas
Monday
April 13, 1987
Vol. 97, No. 131
(USPS 650-640)
Kansas House, Senate recess
By CHRISTOPHER HINES Staff writer
The state Legislature took a two and a half week recess Friday without finishing some of its homework, including several bills concerning money and programs for the University of Kansas.
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State lawmakers did, however, approve a state lottery, liquor by the drink and a bill prohibiting nuclear waste disposal in Kansas, before going into recess. Two weeks ago, the Senate threw out by four votes the death penalty, despite strong support from Gov. Mike Hayden.
“This year is exceptional in that so many bills are in conference and that so many issues are unresolved,” said State Rep. Jessie Branson, D-Lawrence. “This is becoming more so every year.”
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The city hall in Mound City was built in 1868 and houses the old city jail.
Mound City retains small-town values.
Contents
Kansan Magazine
Volume 3, Number 6
CALLIGRAPHY COMBINES craft and art. See P. 18.
MCDONALDLAND 4
A student's account of her first summer job.
MUFFLED BELLS Weather and disrepair may endanger the future of the Campanile. 7
SAFETY FIRST 14 Blood testing aims to keep the supply risk-free.
FICIION 16
A tall tale about a touring baseball team.
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