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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1994

Page

7

Why commercials don t sound louder than programs after all

A Consumer Q and A explains commercial sound is not truly louder than program audio. Audiences perceive higher levels due to full audio mixes and varying program sound levels, which makes ads seem louder by contrast. Also notes how voiceover music and effects combine for a fuller track.

Q&a American Association of Advertising Agencies New York Newsday

Sound Off line details for Journal-World readers

Readers are instructed to call the Journal-World Access line at 865 5000, enter category 7478, and listen to a recording inviting them to leave their question. The notice provides a direct contact method for submitting questions to Sound Off.

Journal-World Access

Final doctoral exams at Kansas University and Farm Bureau meeting notes

The University of Kansas lists final doctoral defenses with authors and times including David Steven Owen in Politics, Dong Wang in Biochemistry, Susan N. Daniel in Philosophy, D Chris Johnson in German, and Amy Antipas in Pharmaceutical Chemistry. Douglas County delegates Genny Hunsiger, Trudy Rice, Bernie Faust, Mariann Bradley, Robin Edmonds, Mike Fawl, Mark Wulfkuhle, and Glen Grosdidier attended the Kansas Farm Bureau 76th annual meeting in Wichita November 17–19 with over 1 000 farmers.

Kansas University David Steven Owen Blake Dong Wang Haworth Susan N. Daniel Wescoe Buehier Schoenchen Kansas D. Chris Johnson Amy Scott Malott Hall Douglas County Kansas Farm Bureau Genny Hunsiger Lawrence Trudy Rice Bernie Faust Overbrook Mariann

Emergency services board appointments reported

A Douglas County Ambulance Service supervisor was named to a statewide board overseeing licensing and certification of first responders EMTs and paramedics in Kansas. Rob Kert was appointed to the Kansas Board of Emergency Medical Services by Gov. Joan Finney for this January’s American Farm Bureau Federation meeting.

Douglas County Ambulance Service Rob Kert Kansas Board of Emergency Medical Services Joan Finney Kansas

Lawrence holiday art fair and vespers programs listed

WTS DATEBOOK lists the Lawrence Art Guild annual holiday art fair at Lawrence Arts Center from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Santa visits 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. at Mercantile Bank Plaza Ninth and Massachusetts. KU Natural History Museum Holiday Preview and Sale 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Holi day Vespers Concerts 3:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. at Lied Center. Baker University Christmas Candlelight Vespers 4 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. at First United Methodist Bald win. Holiday Musical Jamoree 6 p.m. at Haskell Auditorium benefiting Toys for Toys. admission is one new unwrapped toy. Monday 1:30 p.m. Douglas County Commission at county courthouse.

Santa Mercantile Bank First United Methodist Church Baldwin Haskell

Access Question on EU alcohol policy prompts poll call methods

The text outlines an Access poll question asking if alcohol consumption is a problem at the EU and provides a phone voting method. It also asks about whether national policy should require background checks for child-care providers and notes that poll results are voluntary and not scientifically accurate.

Lawrence Purchases Chief Speaks On School Safety

John Shultz, purchasing manager, explains why he supports keeping students at alternative high schools and KU citing personal safety concerns for his children. He says his son attends an alternative high school and his daughter attends KU, and he would feel less safe at the high schools due to problems there.

John Shultz Lawrence

Lawrence Police Reports Highlight Thefts And Assaults

Neighboring crimes include burglaries in the 1400 and 1300 blocks of Tennessee and Ohio, totaling thousands in valuables. Reports also note rapes, sexual assaults, and early Saturday incidents involving two young women, with suspects described as a white male in his 20s. Fire, ambulance calls, and several dismissals complete the day’s docket.

Tennessee Lawrence Ohio West Bert Nash Community ‘Mental Health Center Lawrence High School Meadowbrook

Turbulent transmission repeats stock listings in Journal-World

A transmission error from Tribune Media Services caused Saturday’s Journal-World to repeat Nov. 26 stock and mutual fund listings. For current quotations, readers are directed to Journal-World Access at 865-5000 and to enter 9100 for local stocks or 6730 for a stock market update.

Tribune Media Services Journal-World Call Journal-World Access

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