Law Enforcement Report No Incidents Thursday
There were no incidents to report Thursday according to the law enforcement log. No notable activity or events were recorded for the period.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 2013
Page
4
There were no incidents to report Thursday according to the law enforcement log. No notable activity or events were recorded for the period.
Molly McDuffie Dipman and Patrick Dipman of Lawrence welcome a boy Thursday. Benjamin and Kimberly Mason of Lawrence greet a girl Thursday. Anna and Nate Paradis, Damien and Amber Baranski of Lawrence announce a girl Thursday. Maged Zeineldin and Heba Mostafa of Lawrence welcome a boy Thursday.
On Massachusetts Street residents weigh porch decor rules as Lisa Patrick and Nate Namphengsong express opposing views. Patrick, a homemaker in Lawrence, says couches on porches seem pointless yet personal choice should prevail. Namphengsong, a student, argues property owners should decide what to display.
A 23 year old Lawrence man, John P. Barton, was arrested and charged with attempted second degree murder after a weekend shooting that wounded a 20 year old, who was hospitalized. Barton fired about three shotgun rounds from his apartment second floor during an apparent altercation, and prosecutors allege he knew the victim. Bond set at 35000.
Paranormal investigators Lor raine and Ed Warren confront a powerful entity while trying to help parents and children terrorized in their farmhouse. The excerpt also lists film titles and ratings in a mixed content page.
Dolores Furtado stated the league seeks records under the Open Records Act for calendars from July 15 to Aug 16 for Brownback Stegall and Kim Borchers. The article notes a reform allowing the governor to nominate Court of Appeals judges with Senate confirmation, replacing the old vetting commission. Brownback defended keeping applicant names private to avoid chilling applications. Stegall, 41, was named to the state’s second highest court in the governor’s first appointment under the new law.
Court member Kahrs praised Caleb Stegall as exemplary but said political factors kept his name from submission. The change in state law allows Brownback to make direct nominations to the Court of Appeals with Senate approval. Burke noted Stegall’s political ties but that affiliations were not discussed in interviews.
Gene Feaster, KU alumnus and physicist, donates 2 million dollars to his alma mater. Half funds two 500000 scholarships in nursing and physics, the rest creates the Ida Johnson Feaster Professorship in KU School of Nursing. Feaster, a former RCA and Westinghouse inventor, later taught radiology at KU Medical Center and developed Superflab. He aims to ease future KU students' paths, reflecting his own youth working three jobs while studying in the late 1930s.
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