Lawrence Datebook Today Highlights Community Events
A busy Lawrence calendar lists Holiday Market at 2206 E 23rd St hosted by Lawrence Farmers Market and Knights of Columbus, Guadalupe celebration at St. John the Evangelist, Black Jack Battlefield Preservation Conference at the Lawrence Public Library, and a Coal Creek Stables Holiday Roundup for Hunger benefiting the Salvation Army. Also featured are Festival of Nativities at Centenary United Methodist, acoustic jam at Aimee's Coffee House, Art Show and Holiday Market at Pelathe Center, and youth lock-in at East Lawrence Center. Multiple health clinic immunizations, school board and city meetings fill the week with public services and government actions.
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Lawrence
Knights of Columbus
23Rd St
Our Lady of
St. * John the Evangelist Catholic
Black Jack
Lawrence Public Library
Coal Creek Stables
Benefit For Salvation Army
1000 Road
Festival of Nativities
Centenary United Methodist Church
Fourth
Elm Streets
Americana Music Academy
Aimee's Coffee House
Pelathe Community Resource Center
Haskell Ave
East Lawrence Center
E. 15Th St
Datebook submission contact details
To submit items for Datebook call 832-6397 or write to Datebook P O Box 888 Lawrence 66044. Email datebook Ijworld.com for submissions.
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Datebook
P.O
Lawrence
Ijworld.com
Burglaries and larceny reported in Lawrence area
A 27 year old Lawrence man reported a Toshiba laptop stolen from his vehicle in the 4900 block of Stoneback Place between 2 a.m. and 2 p.m. Sunday. Fire calls included an alarm at 120 E Ninth St and an assist at 2800 Pebble Lane. Humane Society shelter animals include a black Lab Pointer mix female 2 to 3 years old and a yellow Lab mix male 4 years old.
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Toshiba
Stoneback Place
Lawrence
Lawrence Humane Society
Lawrence Memorial Hospital Births Report Friday
Lawrence Memorial Hospital reported zero births on Friday, reflecting a quiet day in the maternity unit. No births occurred. hospital officials noted stable overall patient census with routine operations continuing.
Journal-World Corrects Errors Policy Notice
The Journal-World states it corrects significant errors brought to editors attention. Readers are urged to report mistakes by calling 785 832 7154 or emailing news ljworld.com for corrections.
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Journal-World
Ljworld.com
Suspect in double slaying ordered to stand trial
Douglas County Judge Michael Malone ordered Damien C. Lewis to stand trial for the July 10 killings of elderly Lawrence couple George Wallace and Wyona Chandlee. Lewis faces capital murder and related charges. an arraignment is set for Jan. 23 with a possible death sentence if convicted. Police say he confessed to killing the pair during a burglary. autopsies confirmed two head shots to each victim.
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Douglas County
Michael Malone
Damien C. Lewis
Lawrence
Damien Lewis
Malone
Lewis
Christine Kenney
Kenney
George
Pete” Wallace
Wyona Chandlee
Norris Hunter
Wallace
Chandlee
M.T. Brown
East Lawrence
Resignation of Douglas County Commissioner Jones Effective Midnight
Charles Jones resigned as a Douglas County commissioner after the Wednesday meeting. The resignation took effect at midnight. He will attend meetings and chair the chair but cannot vote until sworn back in on January 13, forfeiting the final month of his four year term to rejoin the Kansas Public Employees Retirement Program.
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Charles Jones
Douglas County
Jones
Kansas Public Employees Retirement Program
What should Trent Lott do about segregation remarks
A survey of public opinion at Community Mercantile in Iowa gathers diverse views on how Senator Trent Lott should respond to controversial segregation comments. Respondents include Vicki Taylor of M&M Office Supply, Karen Ridgway, Byron James, and John Augusto, each offering apologies or reasons for continued action.
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Sen
Trent Lott
Two-Alarm Fire Damages Town House At Greenbrier Drive
A Friday evening two-alarm fire at 2210 Greenbrier Drive in Lawrence caused about 90000 dollars in damage. Twenty firefighters fought the blaze, which filled all three floors with thick black smoke and was under control by 630 PM. No injuries reported and occupants will be displaced. cause under investigation.
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Greenbrier Drive
Lawrence Douglas County Fire & Medical
Jerry Karr
Karr
Journal World Contact and staff listings from a newspaper page
A readable fragment lists newsroom contacts and editor names for the Journal World. It includes city editor Mike Shields and editors Richard Brack John Taylor Ann Gardner Chuck Woodling Mindie Paget Jon Niccum Chad Lawhorn Cody Howard, plus advertising and circulation contacts and various department lines.
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Richard Brack
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John Taylor
Mike Shields
Mshields
Ann Gardner
Gardner
Chuck Woodling
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Mindie Paget
Cody Howard
Howard
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Byron James
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Kansas University
Thad Allender
Journal-World Photo
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