Lawrence news brief reports from Douglas County police blotter
Douglas County officers seek to identify a man found dead near railroad tracks north of Lawrence and review possible train involvement. A 34 year old Lawrence man, Shane Williams, faced multiple municipal charges after a 2:15 a.m. disturbance on Maine Street and caused damage en route to jail. An 80 year old woman was scammed out of 7033 dollars by a caller claiming to be her grandson needing funds for Spain. A fight on Ohio Street left one injured and hospitalized. A crash near University and Crestline injured a passenger and driver. Wright, 23, of Lawrence, faces a DUI count and lacks insurance. The Journal-World notes it reports select police incidents and withholds others.
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Final Four celebrations cost Lawrence city $180000
Street survey shows downtown revelry after the Final Four cost the city an estimated 180000. Residents weighed the value of festive spending against cleanup and safety, with differing views on whether the expense was warranted.
Births for Allison Elledge and others in Kansas towns
A boy was born to Allison and Chris Elledge of Lawrence on Thursday. Ronald and Jessica Noll of Baldwin City welcomed a girl on Thursday. Daniel and Megan DeLaTorre of Baldwin City welcomed a boy on Thursday.
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Pump Patrol Finds Gas at 3.56 Across Stations
The Journal-World reports gas prices as low as 3.56 at several stations and invites readers to call 832-7154 if they locate a lower price.
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Journal-World offers corrections policy notification
The Journal World states it corrects significant errors brought to editors' attention. Readers can report issues by calling 785-832-7154 or emailing news ljworld com for corrections.
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Why KU Does Not Host First-Round NCAA Games
John Keegan explains KU cannot host first round NCAA games at Allen Fieldhouse due to policy against home courts. Sprint Center in Kansas City offers larger seating and higher revenue for a Kansas contingent, especially since men’s games would not be played at home. Women’s tournament has no such restriction.
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Nebraska shifts Keystone XL route to dodge Sandhills
Officials unveiled a new preferred Nebraska route for the stalled Keystone XL oil line, veering east around the Sandhills before returning to the original path. TransCanada says the route adds about 100 miles to the 1700-mile project, which would run from Canada to Texas Gulf Coast refiners. The plan follows Gov. Heineman’s environmental review approval, amid ongoing debate over water and wildlife impacts and job claims.
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