University Daily Kansan / Fridav, February 16. 1990
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injuries and one significant injury had been caused by ley roads and sidewalks.
Mike Richardson, associate director of garage, landscape and construction facilities operations, said workers had been clearing campus streets and sidewalks continually since 6:45 a.m. Wednesday.
Richardson said the University used three pickup trucks with plowing blades attached to them to remove ice and slush from streets. Two of the
trucks spread sand on the roads.
One smaller truck plowed campus sidewalks, Richardson said. Facilities operations used four tractors to plow sidewalks and drop sand.
Richardson.said maintenance crews concentrated on clearing bus routes, handicapped ramps and Jayhawk Boulevard sidewalks. Workers continued to clear streets and sidewalks last night.
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operates the KU on Wheels campus service, said the company debated the issue for an hour and a half. But, at 6:30 a.m. yesterday the company decided that buses would run.
Richardson said the University had a policy for deciding whether classes would be canceled during severe weather. Facilities operations workers are on campus about 4 a.m. on such days to assess the condition of campus roads and report to Ramaley.
Chris Ogle, president of the Lawrence Bus Company, which
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small bomb exploded Thursday morning, 4% miles from Barranquilla Airport, damaging a voltage regulator of a line that fed the air conditioning of the airport where Bush landed two hours later.
Summing up his talks with the Latin American presidents, Bush
told reporters, "I owe it to the children of America, the United States, . . . to these three presidents, to guarantee them that we will do everything we can to cut . . . the demand for narcotics in the United States."
awaited by the three Andean presidents.
"Every tactic and every weapon pales into insignificance compared to the need to reduce demand," Barco said. "The only law that the narcoterrorists do not break is the law of supply and demand."
That was a message that had been
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