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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 2013
Page
5
Municipal Court records show zero bicycle related traffic citations issued in 2012. The count for the last 12 months reports no such tickets, reflecting no recorded bicycle infractions under city traffic enforcement.
Readers at Dillons on Massachusetts Street share views on local health care. Ruth Lichtwardt cites strong hospital quality but limited access due to cost. Alicia Ruiz praises options and emergency care. Ashley Goodman commends Lawrence Memorial Hospital staff and rates hospital care as best in Lawrence.
Tuesday produced no incidents to report in the law enforcement summary. The record notes a quiet period with no arrests, injuries, or notable activity.
Hospital records list newborns from several couples: Adam and Beth Rankin of Lawrence welcome a girl, Geraldine Bernie and James Bernie of Lawrence welcome a girl, Scott and Lora Hardesty with Shea Visser and Lance Morris of Lawrence welcome a boy, Carissa Tostenson and Phil Melvin of Williamsburg welcome a baby, with Tuesday as the birth day.
A Kansas doctor, Michael P. Schuster, 53, faces charges of conspiring to illegally distribute controlled substances from Manhattan Pain and Spine clinic near Fort Riley. FBI searched the clinic as investigations link high dosage prescriptions to overdoses among soldiers and families at Fort Riley. Schuster, a 1982 Stavropol State Medical Academy graduate, remains in federal custody awaiting first court appearance in Wichita.
Douglas County commissioners will consider traffic limits on East 1400, 1500, 1575 and 1600 roads and North 200 and 400 roads to curb unofficial detours from U S 56 bridge work in Baldwin City. Dust control and a $34 500 cost to the county are planned with KDOT reimbursement. The meeting covers highway updates and self funded health insurance.
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