Lawrence Datebook Shows Local Meetings And Clinics
A dense schedule lists Douglas County Commission meeting at the county courthouse 100 Mass with sessions 9am and 10am-noon. It includes health screenings, rape survivor book club for teen girls, board and clinic meetings across Lawrence and Jefferson County, and a public budget comment on the Lawrence school district.
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Jefferson County Health Department
McLouth
Jfcountyks.com
Douglas County
Central United Methodist Church
Lawrence-Douglas County Health Department
Maine
Walnut
U.S. Highway 59
Oskaloosa
Lawrence School Board
McDonald Drive
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Second St
Baldwin City
Baldwin Public Library
Seventh St
Datebook submission contact details for Lawrence readers
To submit items for consideration in Datebook call 832 7254 or write to Datebook P O Box 888 Lawrence 66044 Datebook has an email address datebook ijworld com
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Datebook
P.O
Lawrence
Ijworld.com
Law enforcement reports include theft damage and stalking cases
A Grandview man reports $1,500 damage to a red black 2001 Honda motorcycle on New Hampshire Street. A 78-year-old woman reports stalking and threats on West Fourth Street. Several injuries and fire and medical calls are listed. Journal-World notes it omits routine police accounts and victims are protected by name.
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New Hampshire Street
West Fourth Street
Journal-World
Lawrence births celebrate four newborns this weekend
David and Kelly Perry of Lawrence welcome a girl on Saturday. Pamela and Eric Huerter of Lawrence have a son. Gloria and Jim Clarke of Eudora welcome a girl. Jonathan and Lisa Parnell of Lawrence greet a girl.
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David
Kelly Perry
Lawrence
Pamela
Eric Huerter
Gloria
Jim Clarke
Eudora
Jonathan
Lisa Parnell
Correction on SEC credit card usage figures
The Aug 15 AP story misstated SEC active credit cards relative to staff. The SEC had 3,128 active cards as of June 30 per the General Services Administration, about one card per employee.
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Associated Press
Securities and Exchange Commission
General Services Administration
Kansas graduate gifts 75000 for KU minority scholarships
A Kansas University graduate from St Louis has donated 75000 dollars to KU scholarships for undergraduate minority students. Virginia Daniels Bailey, who graduated in 1950 with a journalism degree, made the gift in memory of her father A Guy Daniels, a former high school business teacher in Oklahoma Kansas and Indiana. He was Pawnee Rock's first university graduate. Space center manager to talk on space station. Overland Park Gary Kitmacher of Johnson Space Center in Houston will speak at 7 PM Tuesday in the Carlsen Center at Johnson County Community College 12345 College Blvd. He is space and life sciences directorate manager for crew health care systems and has worked since 1981 on Mir Spacelab and the International Space Station. The lecture is free to the public.
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Virginia Daniels Bailey
A. Guy Daniels
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Pawnee Rock
Overland Park
Gary Kitmacher
Johnson Space Center
Houston
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Carlsen Center
Johnson County Community College
College Blvd
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Lawrence City Commissioners Eye Scrapping Outdated Ordinances
At 6 35 p m Tuesday in City Hall Lawrence Kansas city commissioners will discuss eliminating ordinances on begging fortune telling and slow train speeds from the city codes. Officials say the origins are unclear but federal law and court rulings render the ordinances unenforceable.
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Lawrence
Lawrence city commission agenda review and actions
City boards and commissions minutes approval including planning and historic resources. approve Stone Canyon drinking establishment license and Walt Hicks zoning appeals appointment. First reading zoning code text amendments for Urban Conservation Overlay and downtown overlay. Second reading rezoning near West Sixth and Monterey Way and Heritage Baptist Church site. Adopt resolutions for notes sales and additional bond authority, plus a mayoral sign on subordination. Surplus trailer sale. 2001 Neighborhood Grant grants. City manager report covers Langston Hughes symposium donation, KU historic property review, Utilities water and wastewater projects, Clinton Water Treatment plant loan up to 7 million, Black & Veatch lime residuals contract, and codification project memo.
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Lawrence-Douglas County Planning Commission
Historic Resources Commission
Sister Cities Advisory Board
Lawrence- Douglas County Health Board
Lawrence Public Library Board
Traffic Safety Commission
Stone Canyon
Sixth St
Walt Hicks
Board of Zoning Appeals and
Sign Code Board of Appeals
West Sixth and
Monterey Way
Heritage Baptist Church
General Business County
Lowa
Wright's
Elroy
Cora Washington
BCO
Sanitation Division
Rundle
City Commission
Langston Hughes
Kansas University
Utilities Department
Clinton
Black & Veatch
Local staff contact list for The World Journal
A dense mailing style listing city desk editors and departments with phone numbers, emails, and web URLs. It names City Editor Mike Shields, News Editor John Taylor, Sports Editor Chuck Woodling, Editorial Page Editor Ann Gardner, Mag Editor Jon Niccum, Business Editor Mark Fagan, and other staff with direct lines. Also includes circulation contacts and hours.
Question on zoning director using county vehicle
Douglas County watchdog asks why zoning director may use a county vehicle for personal use. County Administrator Craig Weinang says department heads are not permitted to use vehicles personally, though some officials may drive to and from work depending on job responsibilities. Call 832-7297 for Sound Off.
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Douglas County
Douglas
Craig Weinang
Solutions for Homelessness Prompt City Action
Read readers in Lawrence and Newton share views on alleviating homelessness. Responses urge more shelter and food, housing access, and a living wage or lower rents. Participants stress emergency provisions during extreme weather and universal housing access.
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Stacy Wall
Lawrence
Janet Perkins
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