University Daily Kansan / Friday, February 6, 1987
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Trailways to keep state routes open
The Associated Press
TOPEKA — Trailways Lines Inc. now is proposing to keep some of its bus routes in Kansas that it previously wanted to abandon, the Kansas Corporation Commission said yesterday.
Trailways officials said they reconsidered after realizing the magnitude of the proposed discontinuance of service in Kansas. Trailways informed the KCC it wanted to retain its route between sun from Wichita to Colo. from Colo. in Sanina, and from Kansas City, Mo., do Denver via Interstate 70.
The company told the KCC it wanted to keep those Kansas routes in the hope that the level of traffic would improve.
Trailways said it still wanted to
abandon its routes running from Wichita to Joopin, Mo., from Kansas City to Durant, Okla., by way of Joplin and Tulsa; from Kansas City to Denver via U.S. 81, 24, 183 and 36 and portions of its Wichita to Lincoln, Neb. route excluding the Wichita-to-Salina route.
The company always had proposed to keep its route from Kansas City to Oklahoma via Lawrence, Topeka, Emporia, Augusta, Wichita, Winfield and Arkansas City.
The original proposal was to abandon service to 62 of the 75 Kansas cities Trailways now serves. Forty of these cities have been left without any bus service.
The revised proposal would reduce the number of serviceless cities to 29, the KCC said.
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