Kansas Relays on KU Campus Draws Former Participants
On the KU campus a street survey asks about plans to attend the Kansas Relays. One respondent notes past participation in high school and familiarity with current competitors.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 2013
Page
5
On the KU campus a street survey asks about plans to attend the Kansas Relays. One respondent notes past participation in high school and familiarity with current competitors.
A JWORLD.COM/BLOTT! report notes no incidents occurred on Wednesday, leaving police activity quiet and routine with no arrests or significant events recorded.
Lawrence Memorial Hospital reported no births on Wednesday. The brief bulletin notes a quiet day in the maternity ward with no new arrivals to record.
Investigators pursue a man seen dropping a bag at the finish line site after two blasts in Boston. Authorities confirm an image of a potential suspect from department store surveillance, with no name yet, as officials and police step up frame by frame review.
Sound Off advises that cool weather flowers like pansies violas and flowering cabbage can be set outside now while warm weather plants such as petunias marigolds and geraniums should wait until around Mother's Day. Contact 832-7297 or soundoff ljworld.com with questions.
Eric J. Rosel of Black Creek Wisconsin appeared in court on one count each of damaging a computer and conspiracy to damage a computer arising from alleged involvement with the Anonymous led February 2011 cyberattack. He is released on 25000 bond and prohibits internet contact with Anonymous. If convicted he faces up to five years in prison and a 250000 dollar fine on each count.
Kansas Governor Sam Brownback signed legislation strengthening protections for medical and emergency workers while repealing a 25 year old quarantine ban on AIDS and HIV. The health department must draft rules to clarify exposure risk while promising continued non quarantine policy. Civil libertarians and gay rights advocates weighed the change, with officials arguing quarantine would never be medically necessary.
Kim Lene Williams, 46, jailed on a ten million dollar bond, is accused of admitting she helped her husband, Eric Williams, 46, shoot Kaufman County District Attorney Mike McLelland and assistant prosecutor Mark Hasse, along with the DA’s wife. Eric Williams faces a separate terrorism threat charge as the investigation unfolds.
Patrick Scahill and Virginia Griese, both Manhattan residents, pleaded guilty in federal court to arson related to a February 6 fire that killed Va Santa Pallem, a 34 year old postdoctoral researcher. Prosecutors tied the incident to a robbery linked to the same defendants.
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