Heartland Naturist group seeks contact via email
A Journal-World note states the nudist group Heartland Naturists has no phone number and can be reached by email at Info HeartlandNaturists.com for inquiries and contact.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 2011
Page
5
A Journal-World note states the nudist group Heartland Naturists has no phone number and can be reached by email at Info HeartlandNaturists.com for inquiries and contact.
Readers are directed to contact 832-7297 or email soundoff ljworld.com for submissions and opinions.
A short note asks readers at Dillons 4701 W Sixth St if they have seen a U S president in person. The item directs readers to page 1A for the full story, reflecting a local newspaper teaser style.
Esther Price, now retired, recalls encounters with U.S. leaders. She says she saw Gerald Ford at Allen Fieldhouse and Franklin Roosevelt during a parade in Detroit, reflecting on moments from her long life.
Kansas fell to number 26 in the annual America's Health Rankings, down from 23 last year, as obesity and child poverty rise while smoking and some hospital outcomes improve. The report notes Kansas strengths in mental health days and prenatal care, but cites low public health funding and physician access as challenges.
The Kansas Prisoner Review Board will hear public comments on Donald Bruce and Tyrone Walker, both prisoners with murder convictions and parole eligibility in February, with hearings in Wichita, Kansas City and Topeka. Bruce has life up to life for a 1992 beating death of his girlfriend's 23 month old son. Walker pleaded no contest to a 1990 second degree murder for the disappearance and strangling of Tamara Baker in 1989. Public commentary options include in-person sessions and written letters, with addresses and dates listed, and a link for more information.
Kansas Supreme Court will hear arguments on an injunction against the state smoking ban at Haislip's Downtown Bar and Grill in Tonganoxie. The case challenges a January 2009 cutoff for grandfathering private clubs, with the 2010 public ban date set July 1 2010. Theis upheld the ban but found the cutoff arbitrary. the attorney general opposes the injunction.
A 51 year old rural Tonganoxie man was arrested Monday at Tonganoxie High School after allegedly threatening Principal Jamie Carlisle. He reportedly kicked open Carlisle’s office door and warned of taking action elsewhere. He was charged with criminal threats and held at Leavenworth County Jail. An outstanding contempt of court warrant was also found.
Joshua and Kayla Kohn of Wellsville welcomed a girl on Tuesday. Catherine Merritt and Dean Edington Jr. of Lawrence welcomed a boy on Tuesday.
Hillcrest School faces potential enrollment growth under a Consolidation Working Group plan with Sunset Hill as a primary source of new students. The group also cites nearby Pinckney and Cordley as possible sending schools to an enlarged Hillcrest, per representatives. A calendar item error noted Cocktails and Carols with Kim Murphree and Friends now set for 7 to 10 p.m. Thursday at the Crystal Ballroom in the Eldridge, Seventh and Massachusetts streets.
The Journal-World reports gas prices as low as 3.03 across several stations. Readers are urged to call 832-7154 if they find a lower price.
A fragment from Lawrence listings shows a pricing note of 35 cents for mes 38 and references the site www.lawrence.com/listings. The context suggests classified style content or promotional listing details from the local listings page.
KU officials say a theft at the Student Housing offices on West 11th Street compromised student and dependent names KUID numbers and birth dates with some Social Security numbers affected. Officers retrieved two computers and a binder of housing records. students are being advised to change passwords and monitor accounts.
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