Health screenings and events in Lawrence Datebook
Tuesday schedule includes health screening for 60 plus at Pinecrest II apartments from 9 to 10. Eco nomic Opportunity food distribution from 9 to noon at Salvation Army. Quilt lecture at Plymouth Church 9:30 to 7. Literacy music for kids at Lawrence Public Library 10:30 to 11. Farmers Market 4 to 6:30. City Commission 6:35 p m at city hall. Two party system talk at library 7. Submit items to Datebook by mail or phone.
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Police reports and incidents from Lawrence area losses and injuries
A patchwork of local notices covers car damage at Adams Alumni Center Oread Avenue with 1000 loss, a naked man sighting at Clinton Lake overlook, a circuit outage near Princeton Boulevard and Lawrence Avenue, a single-vehicle crash on Sixth Street, and multiple injuries and medical calls. The Journal-World notes it does not print all police reports and protects victims, listing policy on reporting arrests and burglaries.
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Birth Announcement for Lawrence Couple’s Daughter
Charles and Leda Sediock of Lawrence welcome a daughter born Sunday.
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Leda Sediock
Lawrence
Corrections Policy Note for Journal-World Readers
The Journal World states it corrects significant errors brought to editors attention. Readers may contact the newsroom at (785) 832 7154 or email news ljworld com to report mistakes and seek corrections.
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Web site ads raise eyebrows of Cabinet official
Lt. Gov. Gary Sherrer questions the idea of Kansas agencies selling banner ads on the Information Network of Kansas site. An interagency committee studies revenue versus conflicts of interest while marketing director Lisa Counts notes state portals abroad have tried banners. Cabinet discussions will decide if ads appear on INK and whether out-of-state rivals could gain advantage.
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Massachusetts
Counts
Sherrer
Lawrence Board Backs Suit to Remove Nonresident Students
The Lawrence school board voted 4-1 to press ahead with a lawsuit seeking to remove two special education students, Patrick Palcher and Diane Long Palcher, who district staff say reside in Kansas City Kansas. The motion follows a prior filing without board approval and involves contested residency and privacy issues. A hearing on the Palchers motion to dismiss the suit is set for 10 a.m. in Douglas County District Court.
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Jack Davidson
Leni Salkind
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Douglas County District Court
Petition To Create Lone Star Lake Benefit District Nearing
Douglas County Administrator says about 75 percent of Lone Star Lake property owners have signed a petition to form a benefit district needing 51 percent for validity. If approved property owners would pay 100 dollars a year for 15 years to fund dredging of the lake’s southwest arm this winter. A separate incident reports a 5-year-old boy struck by a car while crossing near the Lawrence Aquatic Center. the driver was not cited and the boy sustained minor injuries. In court, 19-year-old Cager Spates had sentencing delayed after pleading guilty to aggravated assault. a new hearing was set for Thursday at 3 p.m.
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Kansas City
Kan
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Lawrence Public Library
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Brown
Lawrence
Carter Curran
Curran
Lawrence Memorial
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City editor seeks new leads at Lawrence Journal-World
The Lawrence Journal-World invites story ideas via phone, email, or the feedback form on its website. Contact City Editor Mike Shields or other editors at listed numbers and emails for tips, tips, and editorial inquiries.
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Osage and Overbrook Fair Dates Announced
Osage County Fair began Sunday in Osage City and runs through Wednesday. The second half moves to Overbrook, with activities continuing Wednesday through Saturday. Page 6B lists events. Approximately 55 percent of Lawrence drinking water comes from the Kansas River, with Clinton Reservoir supplying the rest. Topeka’s wastewater status was not noted as an issue. If you have Sound Off questions call 832-7297.
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Overbrook
Osage City
Kansas River
Topeka
Chris Stewart
Lawrence
Clinton Reservoir
On the Street: Do beliefs affect voting choices
In interviews at Lawrence High and KU venues, Bray Massey, Kyle Wiedwald, Michael Palomba, and James Ellsworth share opinions on whether a candidate’s religion should influence votes. Most say it should not, emphasizing core views or global issues instead.
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Michael Palomba
Lawrence
James Ellsworth
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