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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 2011
Page
4
Gary Saathoff of the Lawrence Jaycees says the Fourth of July fireworks will begin around 9 45 p m and last 30 to 45 minutes. The show normally shoots on the levee behind Johnny's Tavern in North Lawrence but construction vehicles on site may force a shift to another levee section.
At Dillons on West 23rd Street Charity Upton a Baldwin City data tech support worker comments on Blue Bell home churned ice cream noting it is just regular vanilla in a quick street poll.
Appropriations Chair Marc Rhoades voiced that the amendment upends prior committee work while Rep. Sharon Schwartz criticized its late filing for limiting budget subcommittee review. The Brown Donohoe Kelley amendment would set base state aid to schools at 3602 per pupil, down from 4012, against a current House position of 3762. It would also slice prison funding by 44 million and reduce disability services funding. a committee vote was set for Monday.
Tim and Terra Dorn announce the birth of a daughter in Lawrence on Friday.
Douglas County prosecutors charged Christina Rojas, 19, with reckless aggravated battery, aggravated assault, misdemeanor battery, and reckless driving after an altercation in a Massachusetts Street parking lot. The boyfriend sustained non serious injuries. Rojas posted $2,000 bond and was ordered to have no contact with him with a Monday court date.
Douglas County residents are urged to drop off unwanted medications during National Medication Take-Back Day. Law enforcement will run the Lawrence site from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 1100 Mass. The event, coordinated by the FDA across the nation, aims to curb drug abuse and prevent flushing medicines into water bodies. Last year Douglas County collected about 180 pounds from 100 people.
A post judgment tax lien filing in Kansas Douglas County seeks to recover $56,000 owed by Jason Jeffries, a former assistant director of ticket operations who pled guilty to failing to report a ticket scalping scheme that prosecutors say ran five years and cost the department at least $2 million. Jeffries must pay restitution of $56,000.
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