On the Street by Sylas May
A street interview feature on Massachusetts Street in Lawrence asks residents what makes the city special. Reponses from students and locals highlight ease of meeting people, local life, and a thriving music scene.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 2015
Page
4
A street interview feature on Massachusetts Street in Lawrence asks residents what makes the city special. Reponses from students and locals highlight ease of meeting people, local life, and a thriving music scene.
Pflake says long lunch hour lines drive push to use the post office self-service kiosk with plans to add staff. Clerks will assist and more hires during lunch to speed processing and reduce wait times.
Theodore Patz Jr. and Erica Patz of Oskaloosa welcomed a boy on Wednesday. Daric and Stacie Schroeder of Lawrence welcomed a boy on Thursday. Audrey and Tyler Trowbridge of Lawrence welcomed a girl on Thursday.
KDHE says it has received no reports on handling of fetal tissue since the 2000 law requiring transferors to file annual reports. The Associated Press Open Records request followed claims by antiabortion activists and video releases by Julie Burkhart of Trust Women. Officials and abortion providers cite compliance with laws while critics call for investigations.
Aug 7 1945 KU archive clipping reports KU people possibly connected to secret wartime research on the atomic bomb. It names Henry H. Barschall and several colleagues at Oak Ridge and Chicago, noting government work and secrecy but few public details. The piece reflects campus speculation during the Hiroshima era.
A 1997 obituary notes Hans Barschall helped develop the atomic bomb at Los Alamos in World War II and later built a Wisconsin career. It recalls KU links, his citizen delays, and students like Joseph Kennedy and Ernest Klema who joined him on the Manhattan Project.
Westar outlined a plan affecting about 700000 Kansas customers under a rate case before the KCC. The three member commission must approve by a deadline in late October. The pact preserves limited grid investments worth about 50 million, raises the monthly service charge to 14.50, and defers a solar rate decision to a separate case, while green groups warn it could curb solar installations.
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