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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 2013
Page
4
KU begins practice August 7 with helmets and shorts and full pads by August 12 due to NCAA acclimatization rules. Two-a-day sessions are limited to two per day, with five two-a-day dates in August: 12, 15, 17, 19, and 21.
On Massachusetts Street residents and local figures discuss whether menthol cigarettes should be banned. Taylor Sandwiches employee and Lawrence and Olathe residents voice views on personal choice and government bans. Elizabeth Sullivan a teaching artist argues against bans citing individual rights.
Kansas Department of Insurance plans a series of informational meetings on changes under the federal health care law. State Insurance Commissioner Sandy Praeger says the sessions focus on answering questions, with online videos and a new insureKS.org site to explain new marketplaces. September meetings are scheduled in Overland Park Wichita Hays Dodge City Salina Pittsburg and Topeka with specific times and venues provided.
Lawrence police on Thursday night were looking for the driver of a vehicle that hit a male pedestrian at the Ninth Street and Emery Road intersection about 6 50 p m The pedestrian was transported by ambulance to Lawrence Memorial Hospital No further information was available Thursday night
An outline note corrects an earlier Journal World report on Art in Motion Dance Company's Snow White. The performance now is set for 8 pm today. A January file photo used with a Junction City development story shows a sign advertising lots for sale, but the Realtor on the sign no longer represents the property.
Aislinn and Braden Conrad Hiebner welcomed a baby boy in Lawrence on Thursday. The newborn joins the family and is expected to be baptized soon.
Doug Ballou notes residents from teens to seniors feel gambling effects with limited money to help problem gamblers. One in six gambled to pay bills or cope, lottery cited by 47 percent past year. Distance to casinos keeps one fifth from gambling. Aging and Disability Services plans ads, outpatient treatment, training, and a statewide gambling hot line.
Dale Seuferling of the KU Endowment Association announced a substantial donation to establish distinguished professorships in the counseling psychology program. The anonymous donor sought to enrich future KU students with a lasting, pay it forward gift and the faculty noted the aim to attract nationally recognized scholars.
Chris Martin, former Kansas University football recruit, faces an aggravated robbery trial set for November 25 for a May 13 home invasion on Camelback Drive in Lawrence. Co defendants Jeremiah Edwards and Joshua Edwards also charged. bonds set at 35000 and 5000 respectively. Jeremiah Edwards to appear again August 15. Joshua Edwards to be sentenced after pleading no contest to conspiracy.
A Kansas family values activist welcomed the Army and Air Force Exchange Service move to remove 891 pornographic magazines from over 1,500 stores worldwide citing declining sales. In Kansas, Fort Riley Fort Leavenworth and McConnell AFB will be affected as distributors remove nearly 50 titles and replace them with other merchandise. He argues the action avoids addressing sexual violence while noting the military reflects society.
National Beef Packing Company based in Liberal recalls more than 50 000 pounds of ground beef due to possible E coli contamination. Products marked EST 208A and produced July 18 in 10 lb chubs with various codes were shipped nationwide. No illnesses reported. Lakes rebound from drought as Santa Fe Lake and Augusta City Lake overflow, easing city water restrictions.
AuGuSsTA AP reports that recent rain has replenished lakes and spurred flash floods across much of Kansas. The wet spell has caused headaches for residents and officials while sparing some areas from severe damage.
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