Journal-World to Offer Morning Edition With Expanded Content
The Journal-World announces a Aug 1 switch to a morning schedule with new wire services from Los Angeles Times and Washington Post News Service and Knight Ridder Tribune News Service. Added comics include Blondie Sally Forth and Us and Them along with favorites Calvin and Hobbes Cathy and Peanuts.
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Journal-World expands coverage and shifts to morning edition
Journal-World announces major enhancements including new comics and columnists, expanded business and stock coverage, more professional sports stories, and a new weekly entertainment magazine The Mag. The move to morning publication aims to deliver the latest news by 6 a.m. with front pages featuring reader guides and calendars, requiring reader and staff adjustments.
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Journal World adds staff members for conversion
The Journal-World expands its morning edition with several new staff. Tom Gress becomes business editor assisted by Megan Neher for business news and general reporting. Kelley Carpenter joins as full time reporter with Christa and Mark Spencer as copy editors. Caroline Trowbridge is education editor and Steve Rottinghaus oversees high school sports. Jan Biles becomes arts editor and launches The Mag weekly. Two part time reporters include Mark Luce and JL Watson contributing to Living pages and general assignment work.
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Dialysis Center Possible for Lawrence as Lease Talks Advance
Kansas Dialysis Services negotiating a lease for LMH’s new medical office building in Lawrence to operate a dialysis center. LMH hopes the unit opens early next year, despite cost concerns and competition from Columbia/HCA. Local patients press for access as one patient recalls 18 months on dialysis before a transplant.
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Hurricane Felix strengthens as it nears Bermuda
Felix, the Atlantic's strongest storm in two years, grows to 125 mph with an 18 mile eye and heads toward Bermuda, prompting a hurricane watch as residents secure boats and supplies. Flossie spawns damaging storms in the Southwest. Gabrielle dissipates after heavy rains in Mexico.
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