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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 2010
Page
1
The discrimination case concerns KU facilities operations and is the only federal lawsuit against that unit. Multiple other lawsuits have been filed against different KU departments, showing broader legal exposure beyond facilities.
A question from Borders at 700 N H street asks readers to name the best gift they have ever received, inviting reminiscences about personal moments and meaningful presents.
Kansas Senate selects Jay Emler as majority leader, pledging to set debate schedules and unite a divided caucus. He succeeds Derek Schmidt and faces pressure over a proposed higher education funding increase and a $300 million potential levy impact.
Kansas historical sources report a modernization of access as the Kansas Historical Society digitizes nearly all state papers on microfilm and adds them to the Library of Congress set. Notable editors like Marshall Murdock helped found the society in 1875 and push for Wichita Eagle inclusion. The project cites image quality limits due to rag paper and acidic ink.
A 33 year old Lawrence man reported his white and green Eastern Mad Dog mountain bike valued at 1000 dollars stolen from the 1000 block of Massachusetts Street between 10 20 and 10 37 p m Saturday. A 55 year old Lawrence man reported a burglary in the 2800 block of Harper Street between 4 30 p m Friday and 7 50 a m Saturday with a concrete saw valued at 1000 dollars and an 800 dollar wake board taken.
Brad and Laura Reischman of Tonganoxie welcomed a boy and Elena Gutierrez with Josiah Lucy of Lawrence welcomed a girl on Monday
The Journal-World reports fuel at Kwik Shop, 845 Miss., priced as low as 2.79 per gallon. Readers urged to call 832-7154 if they find a lower price.
A Monday Journal-World correction clarifies that Firstline Transportation Security handles passenger and baggage screenings at Kansas City International Airport under contract with the Transportation Security Administration, which oversees agent training.
The Mid-America Air Museum in Liberal Kansas will host an agriculture focused exhibit highlighting aviation in farming and the International Flying Farmers group. Local donors from Liberal contributed 5395 from the 2010 Air Fair, with a $10000 gift from an Iowa Flying Farmer, plus support from two foundations and the city. The exhibit will display photos and artifacts from the Flying Farmers.
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