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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 2010
Page
4
Steve T Price 88 of Lawrence died March 30 2010 at Lawrence Presbyterian Manor. Memorial services are pending and will be announced by Rumsey Yost Funeral Home.
Public forum on four year high schools at Black Box Theater Free State High School and other events listed. Spiritual well being workshop at Lawrence Public Library. KY after school drama classes. Author talk at Dread Books. KU student recitals and performances at Swarthout Hall Murphy Hall and Inge Theatre. Arthritis talk by Dr Nowlin at Dreher Building. 4-H Fair grounds program and registration required.
Preregistration required for Underwater Eggstravaganza at noon for ages 2 to 12 at Lawrence Indoor Aquatic Center 4706 Overland Drive. Eggstravaganza follows from 1 to 3 pm at South Park Recreation Center for ages 3 to 12. Free events and full listings online at LJWorld.com events.
Prosecution in Shawnee County expects filing of charges today against a 48-year-old Overbrook man arrested Tuesday after a 30 minute high speed pursuit that crossed Shawnee and Douglas counties. The suspect is held on fleeing eluding police and traffic violations. charges must be filed by Friday afternoon.
Lisa Elles and husband Chris in Lawrence announce the birth of a baby boy on a Wednesday. Mike Humphrey and Emily Humphrey in Lawrence report the birth of a girl on a Wednesday.
The Journal-World states it corrects major errors brought to editors, inviting readers to call 785 832 7154 or email news at ljworld com to report mistakes and seek rectification.
Explosive charges will destroy the remaining 22 foot piers of the Kansas River bridges as part of a $130 million project. Traffic will be briefly delayed under rolling roadblocks while crews blast and remove rubble, then begin seven months of work at Exit 204 East Lawrence interchange.
Lawrence schools begin salary negotiations as cuts totaling 4.6 million loom for next year. Frank Harwood says board seeks flexibility until the Kansas Legislature acts on the state budget, with potential further cuts if another 200 million is trimmed from K-12. LEA chair Lois Orth-Lopes notes past health benefits changes already reduced pay, while talks aim to preserve outcomes amid staffing reductions and retirements. The next session is April 28 at district headquarters.
U S assistant secretary for Indian affairs Larry EchoHawk planned a first visit to Haskell Indian Nations University to assess leadership and operational concerns. Senator Roberts and Senate ally Brown pressed Interior officials to address reports of canceled accreditation visits and leadership ambiguity, as EchoHawk meets campus representatives. EchoHawk, Pawnee Nation member, oversees the Bureau of Indian Education within the Interior Department.
Kansas lawmakers consider a constitutional amendment to preserve non economic damage caps at 250000 amid court concerns in a Douglas County case. Senate Leader Derek Schmidt cites timing as key for a potential November ballot. advocates argue caps stabilize the state investment climate while opponents call the cap unconstitutional. Amy Miller of Eudora challenges the cap after a 2002 ovarian surgery error. supporters include physicians insurers and businesses. House Concurrent Resolution 5036 would place the measure on the November ballot if two thirds approve.
The Lawrence City Commission named David Ambler to the Lawrence-Douglas County Health Department Board Tuesday night as the board grows from five to seven with an ex officio KU chancellor appointment. New members include Amy Biel Ray Davis Carol Seager and Marey Wilkins. remaining members are Dr. Gerald Pees Shirley Martin Smith and Paul Liechti. Next board meeting is April 19.
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