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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 2005
Page
1
A House panel urges 23 cities including Lawrence to place Sunday liquor sales on the ballot as part of a late push in Kansas Legislature wrap up. President Bush campaigns for Social Security reform in Galveston, highlighting DeLay and private plan opt outs from the 1980s.
Florida Governor Jeb Bush signs a measure expanding the use of deadly force for residents who believe their lives are in danger. The National Rifle Association backs similar laws nationwide as supporters push for broad adoption.
Dr John Elliott comments on the difficulty of carrying quintuplets as Teresa Anderson delivers quintuplets. Eleven Tonganoxie students display about 30 works Friday through May 5 at Olive Gallery & Art Supply. The exhibit titled EVOO Entries Verging on Ostentatious features pen and ink drawings charcoals pencil renderings linoleum cuts etchings and sculptures.
Former senator Bob Dole spoke at the KU Institute of Politics delivering his book One Soldier's Story. About 1,000 inside and 550 outside heard the lecture, part of a national tour to promote his World War II experiences and service to Kansas University.
Lance Cpl. Tyler Wise, a Tonganoxie native, leaves a good Federal Express job to join the Marines. He serves in Ar Ramadi with the 2nd Battalion 5th Marine Regiment, earning a Purple Heart after shrapnel hit his face. Wise describes patrols, insurgent arrests, and navigation from 2 a.m. to patrol time, highlighting the scale of Ar Ramadi and life on duty. The Journal-World invites readers to submit photos and captions of service members.
Rising gasoline costs push bus use higher with city officials noting a jump from 29 000 riders in February to over 33 000 in March. April remains strong at 1192 riders daily, a 16 percent year over year gain, as residents urge fuel savings.
Sam Pepple, co-owner of Everything But Ice, confirms the store will end its 24 year run downtown next month after selling the building to a nearby toy-store owner. The shop buys and sells unclaimed freight and salvaged goods as customers flood in with questions and requests.
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