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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 2012
Page
1
Lawrence schools did not implement special security precautions on Friday after the Connecticut mass shooting. Superintendent Rick Doll said the district has emergency plans in place. He expressed sympathy for the victims and families.
Lawrence High student Isaiah Boldridge, recently diagnosed with Hodgkin's lymphoma, attended Friday's intracity rivalry game and watched the Lions prevail. His presence at the win offered inspiration amid a challenging season.
A new Associated Press GfK poll finds a growing majority of Americans think global warming is real, will become serious, and that the U S government should act. A Lawrence resident is named vice chairman of the fifth largest U S commercial bank, overseeing all branches and banking operations.
Joe Megyesy of a marijuana legalization group criticizes President Obama for not taking a stand on the state ballot measure during the presidential campaign in a key battle ground state. The spokesman notes Obama’s past openness to cannabis use but cites political caution in this close race.
A compact listing overview of the Volume 154 issue featuring sections on Business Classifieds Comics Deaths Events Horoscope Movies Opinion Puzzles Society Sports Television and related pagination notes. It outlines the newspaper’s broad section coverage and editorial balance.
Kansas poet laureate Caryn Mirriam Goldberg profiles Jaroslaw Piekalkiewicz and Lou Frydman in Needle in the Bone. The book blends survivor memories, resistance history, and the authors questions, detailing their wartime paths and postwar lives. A Lawrence book launch is set for 7 p.m. at the Lawrence Jewish Community Congregation.
Lawrence city commissioners consider transferring control of the Abe & Jake's Landing building to a new group led by Doug Compton and Mike Logan. The plan aims to turn the Barbed Wire Building into a 100 percent events facility for small conventions and downtown activity, with construction planned for a nearby Marriott hotel project also moving forward.
Deborah Gomez, 43, of Northlake Illinois, pleaded no contest to three counts of child endangerment from a June incident in which two children were found tied by hands and feet in a Lawrence Walmart parking lot. She agrees to testify against husband Aldolfo Gomez, 52, who faces two counts of child abuse and five related charges and is set for trial January 7. Prosecutors seek one year probation for Deborah. she remains in custody until after his trial. The plea resolves most charges and allows potential dismissal of remaining counts after testimony. custody and contact with her five children will be ruled by another judge.
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