Lawrence Datebook Today Highlights Local Health and Youth Events
All month options include Hepatitis B vaccines for adolescents at the Health Department 200 Maine Suite B. Volunteer Income Tax Assistance for low income and disabled at Penn House 1035 Pa. 842-0440. Health screenings for seniors 60 plus at Lecompton Community Building 333 Elmore 9:30-10:30 a.m. Storytime at Lawrence Public Library 707 Vt. 2-year-olds session 9:30-10 a.m. and 3+ year olds 10:30-11 a.m. La Leche League nursing toddlers meeting 200 Maine 865-5919. Big Brothers/Big Sisters information at 21 E. Eighth St. Suite 6 843-7359. Infant-Toddler Council play group 4640 W. 27th St. 843-3059 6:30-7:30 p.m. Reservations required. Lawrence City Commission meets at City Hall Sixth and Massachusetts.
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Lawrence-Douglas County
Maine
Tlam
Penn House
Lecompton Community Building
Elmore
Lawrence Public Library
la Leche League Nursing
Lawrence-Douglas County Health Department
Big Brothers
Big Sisters of
Douglas County
E. Eighth St
Douglas County Infant-Toddler Coordinating Council
27Th St
Lawrence City Commission
City Hall
Sixth and
Massachusetts Streets
Lawrence City Activities and Health Screenings Schedule
A civic calendar lists a health screening for residents 60 and older at Babcock Place, several storytime sessions at Lawrence Public Library for infants, an informational meeting by Big Brothers Big Sisters, a KU Brown Bag Classic performance, a transit system discussion with Karin Rexroad and Mary Michener, and volunteer tax help for the disabled at Resident Services and Salvation Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babcock Place
Mass
Lawrence Public Library
Big Brothers
Big Sisters of
Douglas County
E. Eighth St
Kansas University Music and Dance Department
Kansas Union
Karin Rexroad
Mary Michener
Citizens For Public Transit
Haskell Ave
Salvation Army
N.H
Theft at Dunbar Trucking valued at 50000 dollars
A Caterpillar tractor worth 50000 dollars was reported stolen from Dunbar Trucking 1101 E 31st St between 5 45 p m Wednesday and 5 45 a m Thursday. A Kansas City man was arrested after a traffic stop near Kansas Highway 10 and Franklin Road when two bags suspected cocaine fell to the ground. He was booked for possession with intent to sell cocaine. A Labrador retriever mix a long haired dachshund and a shepherd mix were taken to shelters after being found by responders. The Journal World notes it does not print all police reports and limits burglary reports to losses of 1000 or more unless unusual circumstances.
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Dunbar Trucking
E. 31St St
Sheriff's
Kansas City, Mo
Kansas Highway 10
Franklin Road
Douglas County
Journal-World
KU students stage parking protest and song raid
A half dozen KU students and theater majors staged a brief protest at the campus parking department marching from the entrance to the garage and singing about parking fees. Witnesses called it a class project and a serenade as bystanders watched and motorists were urged to honk their horns.
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Kansas University
Irving Hill Road
Naismith Drive
Donna Hultine
Ashley Lafond
Lawrence
Lawrence area briefs cover parenting class homeless sleepout transit meeting
Lawrence Memorial Hospital offers a two session Parenting the Toddler and Preschooler course for parents of 1 to 4 year olds from 7 to 8 30 p m today and April 10 taught by KU Child and Family Services Clinic staff. KU students pursue two homeless projects including a sleepout fundraiser to aid Jubilee Cafe and a community outreach sleepout at Burchar Park. An Older Women’s League public transit meeting is set for Wednesday at the library to review the system with panelists. Police report an injury accident at 33rd and Iowa late Monday night with two or more injuries and few details available. The Kaw Valley chapter notes organizational changes as a Nebraska hospital official becomes Larned State Hospital superintendent.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Kansas University Child and Family Services Clinic
ConnectCare
Burchar Park
Jubilee Cafe
Lawrence
Trinity Episcopal Church
Ion VI
Center For Community Outreach
Older Women's League
Public Library
Karin Rexroad
Mary Michener
Citizens For Public Transportation
Jessie Lusher
Douglas County Senior Services
33Rd
Iowa
Topeka
Nebraska
Larned State Hospital
Mark Schutter
Janet Schalansky
Mani Lee
Schutter
Hastings Regional Center
Hastings
Neb
Larned
Births Record Returns to Lawrence and Eudora
A birth notice lists Fei Tian and Qiang Yu in Lawrence welcoming a girl and Sure Will and Jennifer Hanson in Eudora welcoming a boy on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fei Tian
Qiang Yu
Lawrence
Sure Will
Jennifer Hanson
Eudora
Corrections Policy Notice From The Journal World
The Journal World states it corrects significant errors brought to editors' attention. Readers should call 785 832 7154 or email news at jworld com to report any errors and seek corrections.
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Datebook
P.O
Lawrence
World
Journal-World
Jworld.com
Contact Us Local News Office Lines
The notice lists city desk contacts for submissions and feedback at The World Journal, including City Editor Mike Shields and News Editor John Taylor with their direct lines and email addresses, and provides the paper's main numbers and web forms for reader ideas and classified ads. It also gives staff rosters for Editorial, Sports, Features Arts, Mag, Business, Advertising, and Circulation as well as office hours and redelivery policies.
Kansas Hoops Home Record Low Since 1963
The 1962-63 Kansas men’s basketball team under Dick Harp finished 5-6 at home and 12-13 overall. Since then the worst home mark was 7-7 by Ted Owens’ 1972-73 team, part of an 8-18 season.
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Dick Harp
Jayhawks
Kansas
Ted Owens
Call Sound Off Line For Viewer Questions
Readers are directed to call 832 7297 to record a question for the Sound Off segment. The notice explains listeners will hear a prompt guiding them to leave their inquiry. A brief reminder appears to ensure proper dialing and voicemail etiquette. However no names, dates, or locations are provided.
Space Station Trip Question Draws Opinions
In a street interview, Doris Cordero of Lawrence and others consider whether an affordable trip to the space station would be worthwhile. Roy Lopez and Marilyn Marshall express excitement about weightlessness and a new view of Earth. Bill Marshall notes curiosity despite FAA ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Cordero
Travel Agency
Lawrence
Earth
Roy Lopez
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lawrence Douglas County
Jasu Drive
Yale Road
East 15Th Street
Ohio Street
West 15Th Street
St. Andrew's Drive
East 800 Road
Chipperfield Road
Lawrence Humane Society
Earl Richardson
World Photo
Mbelt
Ljworld
Mike Belt
LMH
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity
Wescoe Beach
The
Kaw Valley
Chapter of
Eave
Call City
Mike Shields
News
Ljworld.com
Richard Brack
John Taylor
Bernie Re
Ann Gardner
Chuck Woodling
Ewoodling
Jan Biles
Don Niccum
Mark Fagan
Mfagan
al Bonner
Maria Preston
Mpreston
Joe Lewis
By Levi Chranister
Marilyn Marshall
Overland Park
Bill Marshall
FAA
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