Lawrence Datebook Highlights Local Health and Civic Events
A compact schedule lists health department immunization and clinic times at Oskaloosa and Eudora, a Lawrence Farmers Market, Citizens for Public Transportation at the library, Adopt A Pet at Petco, a Democratic Party picnic at Dad Perry Park, and summer Hepatitis B series. Also noted are an Underground Railroad meeting, a Family Barn dance, a kick off barbecue, a Douglas County Commission meeting, and a teen girls book club at Central United Methodist Church with contact numbers for details.
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Jefferson County Health Department
Walnut
U.S. Highway 59
Oskaloosa
Lawrence Farmers Market
Vermont Street
10Th
11Th Streets
Citizens For Public Transportation
Lawrence Public Library
Praise Temple Church
E. Seventh St
Lawrence
East Lawrence
Douglas County
Democratic Party
Dad
Perry Park
Carrie Moore
Lawrence- Douglas County Health Department
Maine
Underground Railroad Assn
EMC
Dread Ave
Lawrence Free State High School
Fshs Booster Club
Douglas County Commission
Central United Methodist Church
Fire and medical calls from Lawrence-Douglas County area
Emergency logs show multiple false alarms and good intent calls at Rockledge Road Jefferson Way and Ninth Street. Ambulance responses include numerous medical emergencies on Eldridge Harper West 31st Maine West Eighth Kresge Schwegler Elm Haskell and Moundview. Humane Society notes list several dogs. Journal World notes reporting limits on police accounts and victim protections.
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Lawrence-Douglas
Rockledge Road
Jefferson Way
E. Ninth St
Eldridge Street
Harper Street
East 2000 Road
West 31St Street
West 10Th Street
Moundview Drive
Maine Street
West Sixth Street
West Eighth Street
Kresge Road
Schwegler Drive
Elm Street
Haskell Avenue
Births Report Living in Ottawa and Lawrence Areas
The notice records three births this week: Kathleen Gordon-Ross in Lawrence and a girl born Wednesday, Jason Circle and Stephanie Circle in Ottawa with a boy born Wednesday, and Antrina Brevard and Damon Jackson in Lawrence with a boy born Wednesday.
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Kathleen Gordon-Ross
Lawrence
Jason
Stephanie Circle
Ottawa
Antrina Brevard
Damon Jackson
Corrections Policy Statement for The Journal World
The Journal World states it corrects significant errors in the space provided. Readers are invited to contact editors at the listed phone or email to report mistakes and seek remedies.
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KU student stabbed at Ramada Inn in Lawrence
A Kansas University student was stabbed in the leg and rib area at a Ramada Inn near West Sixth Street in Lawrence. Police described the suspect as a black male in his early 20s with a shaved head, wearing a red polo shirt and dark shorts, who fled through a north door. Victim treated and released. investigation ongoing with police canvassing the area.
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Kansas University
Lawrence
Paul Fellers
Ramada Inn
Sixth St
Fellers
Kellers
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Kansas City hospital patient in critical condition after truck crash
A 27 year old Eudora man, Davy R. Kaifong, was treated at Kansas University Medical Center after his 1997 GMC Sonoma ran off East 2000 Road near North 1200 Road, striking a tree. No other vehicles involved. The crash occurred about 8 p.m. Wednesday. the cause and direction of travel were not specified in the sheriff's report. He was airlifted to the hospital.
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Kansas City
Kan
Davy R. Kaifong
East 2000
Douglas County
North 1200
Clinton Lake
Kaifong
Kansas University Medical Center
Contact Us Local Newsroom Phone and Feedback Info
Local contact numbers and staff emails are listed including City Editor Mike Shields 832-7154 and News Editor John Taylor 832-7142. It invites readers to share story ideas via the feedback form on ljworld.com and lists a full editorial staff, ads, circulation, and service contacts.
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Call City
Mike Shields
News
Ljworld.com
John Taylor
Jworld.com
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CNNSI Availability on Sunflower Broadband Questioned
NASCAR fans wonder if CNNSI will remain part of Sunflower Broadband. Sunflower already carries CNNSI as a sports specialty channel in its digital lineup, said Patrick Knorr.
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Watkins Community Museum of History
1047
Mass
Holly Turner
Godey
Nascar
CNNSI
Sunflower
Patrick Knorr
Sunflower Broadband
Call Sound Off Prompt Details
Civic page note directing readers to call 832-7297 to leave questions for the Sound Off segment. It explains callers hear a recording inviting questions. The item functions as a brief instruction and contact cue for readers seeking participate.
On the Street on the Street Theresa Freed interview
A street survey by Theresa Freed asks readers in Houston about a mother accused of drowning her five children. Responses from Dustin Terry, Jenny Young, and Nick Studt reflect calls for death penalty, life sentence, and opposition to capital punishment.
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Houston
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