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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 2000
Page
5
A fragment discusses teen participation in a certain activity without adult supervision and raises questions about age restrictions and safety rules. It mentions requirements for fasteners or restraints to prevent materials from falling or escaping and notes a legal concern or law related to safety and supervision.
Citizens are invited to call 832-7297 to hear a prompt requesting them to leave their question for Sound Off. The notice explains callers will hear a recording guiding them to submit inquiries.
A brief reader remark discusses passenger use of a feature only when not driving. The comment implies concern for safety and suggests passengers may use the feature under certain conditions.
The Franklin County United Way launched the Millennium Campaign with former NFL quarterback Steve Grogan speaking at Ransom Memorial Hospital in Ottawa. The 2000 2001 budget target is 200000, funding Salvation Army Midland Hospice American Diabetes Association Boy Scouts and more, with last year nearly 200000 raised largely from the Wal Mart Distribution Center in Ottawa. Separately, a forgery suspect fled law enforcement from SuperTarget in Lawrence before being lost in a dust storm, while another theft case in Douglas County led to a suspect’s arrest on Croce Road and a stolen car. The Douglas County Jail holds the man on multiple charges including felony possession of stolen property and reckless driving.
Deputy commissioner William Halter will join U S Representative Dennis Moore for a Lenexa forum on the future of Social Security. The 10 a m session at Lakeview Village features panelists Lisa Davis Kimberly Gencur and Marjorie Rees. Moore also plans legislative updates in Leawood and Roeland Park earlier and at noon.
Kansas University School of Business announces Keith Chauvin as associate dean for academic affairs. Chauvin, an associate professor teaching since 1988, was praised by Dean Bill Fuerst for his knowledge of key academic issues and high regard among faculty. Also listed are final exam details for Linda Pronovost, William Carpenter, Jinnian Gao, and Richard Buck with dates, times, and locations.
The former KU Med heart transplant program director Jon Moran settled a defamation suit alleging hospital officials blamed him for the program's collapse between 1994 and 1995. Details not disclosed. Moran, now a professor in Greenville, NC, contends theComments damaged his reputation while officials say statements aimed at patient safety. The case, filed in Wyandotte County, sought over $500,000 in damages.
Police logged an armed robbery at Texaco 1415 W Sixth Monday night. A single suspect displayed a gun and fled on foot with an unspecified cash amount. Several other arrests and injuries are noted in police reports, with multiple suspects detained and held on bail as of Monday night.
Today through Saturday Leavenworth County Fair in Tonganoxie. Call 913 684 0475 for a schedule. Wakanusa Township budget hearing at 6 30 a m Township Hall 300 W 31st St. La Leche League meets 10 a m St Margaret s Episcopal Church Nursery. Brushed Voices Calligraphy exhibit 10 a m 5 p m Spencer Museum of Art KU. Farmers Market 4 00 p m 6 30 p m Vermont St. M A P P training 6 p m 9 p m South Park Rec Center runs through Oct 17. Lawrence City Commission 6 35 p m City Hall. Cohousing orientation 7 p m South Park Rec Center 1141 Mass. La Leche League Grows 7 30 p m Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Canceled: Douglas County Health screening 9 a m 12 0 0 at Babcock Place. fee charged.
To submit items for consideration in Datebook call 832-7254 or write to Datebook P.O. Box 888 Lawrence 66044. Datebook email is datebook at lworld.com and events can be posted for free at lawrence.com features calendars page.
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