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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 2010

Page

3

City delays vote on new tax district near 23rd and Ousdahl

City commissioners paused action on a proposed 1 percent sales tax for four sites at the 23rd and Ousdahl intersection to fund about 1.5 million dollars in public and private improvements. The plan includes Jimmy John's, Yokohama sushi, Kwik Shop replacement, and Hobby Lobby with possible expansion plans under review.

Hobby Lobby 23Rd and Ousdahl Mike Dever Jimmy John’s Yokohama Dever Rob Chestnut Lance Johnson

Perkins case still in ethics review in Kansas

The Kansas Governmental Ethics Commission is evaluating whether Kansas University Athletics Director Lew Perkins violated the state gift ban by receiving free exercise equipment from a former business associate. Perkins’ attorney Stephen McAllister said no ruling has been made and the commission has not commented on an investigation. The case hinges on whether Perkins is a state employee and whether the loan of equipment constitutes an impermissible gift under the law, which carries potential termination and a $5,000 fine. The commission met recently without comment and will reconvene on September 21.

Topekka Kansas University Lew Perkins Kansas Governmental Ethics Commission Perkins Stephen McAllister EU Law Ethics Commission McAllister University

KU warns students on date rape dangers and prevention

KU students face risks as fall term begins with drinking and social activity. GaDuGi Safe Center urges precautions citing alcohol as a risk factor in sexual assaults. A female KU student was attacked by an acquaintance at a fraternity house. an 18 year old suspect was arrested with bond set at 35000. Delta Chi and university officials vow investigation. GaDuGi and Emily Taylor Center urge buddy system and safe actions, stressing seeking help if assaulted.

Kansas University Pam Lawrence GaDuGi Safe Center GaDuGi Lawrence Delta Chi West Campus Road Douglas County Karl Grindel Grindel Emily Taylor Women’s Resource Center

Gyms at Two centers close for three days

The East Lawrence Recreation Center and Holcom Park Recreation Center gymnasiums will be closed September 1 through 3 for maintenance. Holcom’s racquetball court also closes. Other areas stay open and the facilities reopen at 10 a.m. September 4.

East Lawrence Recreation Center Holcom Park Recreation Center Holcom

Kansas KU awards final Kemper fellowship to social welfare professor

Kansas University's Lawrence campus awarded the final Kemper fellowship to Toni K. Johnson, assistant professor of social welfare, receiving 7500 dollars funded by the Kemper Foundation and KU Endowment. Johnson trains students with hands on exposure at the Topeka Correctional Facility learning about incarcerated women's needs. Three more Kemper fellowships will be awarded at KU Medical Center.

Kansas University Kemper Lawrence Toni K. Johnson William T. Kemper Foundation KU Endowment Johnson Topeka KU Medical Center

Baldwin City to move into new elementary center early

Baldwin Elementary School Primary Center will open next Tuesday after inspectors signed off on the $12.9 million BESPC building. Principal details said staff, students, and parents had urged an earlier start and remaining last minute issues were resolved to begin classes this week.

Baldwin City Baldwin Paul Dorothy BESPC Dorothy

Gas prices dip to $2.53 at multiple stations

The Journal-World reports gas prices as low as 2.53 dollars at several stations and invites readers to call 832-7154 if they find a lower price.

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