KU allows alcohol at university events in Lied Center
Kansas University policy permits liquor service in non classroom campus venues for events tied to legitimate university functions. Access is limited to sponsoring organization members and invited guests, with approval from the chancellor and a detailed plan due two weeks prior. No alcohol sales are allowed on campus.
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Kansas University
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Kansas
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Spencer Museum of Art
Spooner Hall
Gene Budig
Call Sound Off Line For Journal-World Readers
Instructions to call the Journal-World Access line at 865-5000 and enter category 7478 to hear a recording that invites readers to leave a question for Sound Off.
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Pet Fair To Highlight Talks And Exhibits In May
Douglas County Cooperative Extension Service and the Douglas County Veterinary Medical Association sponsor an Educational Pet Fair from 7 to 9 p.m. May 3 in Building 21 at the Douglas County 4-H Fairgrounds. National Pet Week runs May 1 through May 7. Presentations cover exotic pet care flea control pet nutrition and heartworm control. Visitors can view exhibits and meet local veterinarians.
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Douglas County Veterinary Medical Association
Douglas County
Douglas County to mail 1994 personal property valuations
The Douglas County Assessor’s office will mail 1994 Personal Property Valuation notices Friday detailing description and value of items such as boats travel trailers and machinery. Taxpayers may appeal by May 15 by calling the listed taxpayer service number and bringing supporting documents. Residents seeking spring road dust relief should contact Public Works before Friday for calcium chloride or magnesium chloride treatment at $235 total, with township boards to arrange participation.
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Douglas County Public Works Department
Public Works
Mass
Perry scholarship winner named for local alumni group
Perry-Matthew Dean of Perry, son of John and Joan Dean, was chosen as the Perry Rural and Perry Lecompton High School Alumni Association Scholarship recipient. The $250 award will be presented at the annual alumni meeting and dinner on May 7. Dean is a National Honor Society and Kansas Honor Scholar member.
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Perry
Matthew Dean
Perry Rural
Perry- Lecompton
Lawrence police report details multiple burglaries and a stabbing
Law enforcement logs show a residence on Merion Court hit for computer gear valued at 13 000 dollars between 9 and 10 50 a m Tuesday another rural home near Lawrence lost tools a VCR and a television valued at 8 475 dollars between 8 a m and 1 25 p m Thursday a red and silver 1988 Chevrolet Blazer was stolen from Jim Clark Motors between Friday evening and Saturday morning. A 46 year old Lawrence man was stabbed in a party dispute in the 800 block of Walnut and is listed in fair condition. Police interview two suspects but made no arrests.
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Merion Court
Lawrence
Jim Clark Motors
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Walnut
Fire destroys two-bedroom house in Douglas County
Douglas County sheriff's officers investigate a Sunday fire near Big Springs in northwest Douglas County that destroyed a two-bedroom home valued at $30,000. Lecompton Township firefighters battled the blaze for about two hours. owner Richard Colbert had left a light and coffee maker on in the kitchen and cited poor wiring.
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Big Springs
Lecompton Township
Don Schwartz
Schwartz
Richard Colbert
Colbert
Dismissals and Births Listed in Lawrence Notices
Dismissals include Kelly Boyle Wolfe and baby boy, Christina Garcia and baby girl, Amy Cleavinger and baby boy Bald win, Anita Wright and baby boy Lawrence, Deanna McKenzie Lawrence. Births record Eugene and Shelly Lester Lawrence a boy, Anita Wright and Ken Con klin Lawrence a boy.
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Lawrence
Christina Garcia
Amy Cleavinger
Baldwin
Anita Wright
Deanna McKenzie
Eugene
Shelly Lester
Ken Conklin
Lawrence datebook events list with meetings and performances
The Lawrence datebook lists multiple local events. At the Service Center 3705 Clinton Pkwy a school board meeting discusses countywide tax changes while a 7:30 pm KU piano recital supports the KU Piano Scholarship Fund. Other items include a city commission agenda on pool upgrades and a joint city county school committee session at the county courthouse.
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Lawrence School Board
Service Center
Clinton Pkwy
Abbey Henry Simon
Swarthout Recital Hall
Kansas University
Lawrence
Sixth
Massachusetts
David Parsons Company
Billy Taylor Trio
Peformance
Lied Center
15Th
Iowa
11Th
Lawrence Arts Center Adult Chorale
Arts Center
Ninth
Vermont
Access Poll prompts teen pregnancy program vote in Lawrence
A Lawrence Access poll invites public input on a teen pregnancy prevention program with a toll free style. Call 865-5000 and choose category 3500 to vote yes or 3501 to vote no.
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Lawrence
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